Daniel Jacobs Boxrec Record and Career Overview
Daniel Jacobs Boxrec lists a professional record of 37 wins, 5 losses, and 1 draw, with 20 wins by knockout as of the latest public data. The profile shows Jacobs as a former WBA middleweight champion and a top-ranked contender in the middleweight division. His Boxrec page includes details on title fights, regional titles, and notable victories against fighters such as Gennady Golovkin and Peter Quillin. The record is updated regularly by Boxrec editors and reflects official sanctioning body decisions, knockout losses, and points decisions. The profile also tracks his activity across multiple weight classes, including junior middleweight and middleweight bouts. Jacobs has been managed by Al Haymon and promoted under PBC, with his ranking influenced by wins, opponent quality, and inactivity periods. His Boxrec page links to detailed fight logs, including date, opponent, result, and title status for each bout. The record section highlights his ability to win world titles in two weight classes and his return after a serious illness. Fans and analysts use the Boxrec profile to compare his career trajectory with other active middleweights. The data is sourced from official fight records, sanctioning bodies, and Boxrec editorial updates.
Jacobs began his professional career in 2007 and quickly rose through the ranks with a high knockout percentage. His early wins included regional titles and a notable upset victory over a highly ranked contender. The Boxrec record shows a steady climb through the middleweight division, with wins over former champions and top contenders. His career earnings, as reported by public sources and fight purses, have grown with each major bout. Jacobs has competed in arenas across the United States, including Madison Square Garden and the Barclays Center. His Boxrec profile includes details on pay-per-view appearances and undercard slots on major HBO and Showtime events. The record also reflects his ability to draw audiences in both the United States and international markets. Jacobs has been involved in several high-profile negotiations, with purse bids and sanctioning fees tracked by Boxrec. His career timeline on Boxrec includes title challenges, mandatory positions, and eliminators that shaped his ranking. The profile is frequently cited by media outlets such as ESPN and The Ring when discussing middleweight rankings.
Daniel Jacobs Boxrec Rankings and Promotional Details
Daniel Jacobs Boxrec rankings have fluctuated between top five and top ten in the middleweight division, depending on activity and opponent quality. As of the latest update, Jacobs is ranked in the top ten by the WBA, IBF, and WBO based on his recent performances and title history. His ranking is influenced by wins over ranked opponents, title defenses, and inactivity periods between bouts. Boxrec rankings combine editorial assessment with official sanctioning body positions and public fight records. Jacobs has held the WBA middleweight title and has challenged for other world titles in the same division. The profile shows his movement between mandatory and eliminator positions, reflecting his status as a consistent top contender. Promotional details on Boxrec include his association with PBC and his fight scheduling on major television networks. Jacobs has been involved in purse bids and negotiations that are tracked by Boxrec and reported by outlets such as BoxingScene. His ranking history shows peaks after significant wins and adjustments after losses or extended breaks. The profile also notes his activity in regional and international promotions before joining major U.S. promotions.
Boxrec tracks Jacobs' promotional relationships, including his time under Al Haymon's management and PBC promotion. The profile lists his primary television partners, including Showtime and ESPN, for major pay-per-view and broadcast events. Jacobs has been part of world title tripleheaders and co-main events, with Boxrec noting the significance of each outing. His promotional details also include regional promotions and international bouts that contributed to his ranking. The profile shows how promotional decisions, such as fight selection and opponent ranking, affect his standing. Jacobs has worked with trainers and camps that are noted on Boxrec,