Errol Spence Professional Boxing Record
Errol Spence Jr. is a professional boxer with a record of 28 wins and 0 losses as of the latest public data, with 22 wins by knockout. His record includes unified titles in the welterweight division, with notable victories over fighters such as Shawn Porter and Yordenis Ugás. The record reflects a high knockout percentage and consistent performance across multiple sanctioning bodies. For the latest fight results and event details, see the official BoxRec profile.
Spence holds titles from major organizations including the WBC, WBA, IBF, and WBO in the welterweight class. His record includes successful defenses and high-profile bouts that have elevated his standing in the division. The record also shows a clear progression through weight classes, starting as a lightweight and moving up to welterweight while maintaining an undefeated status.
Key Fight Results and Career Milestones
Errol Spence defeated Shawn Porter via split decision in their 2021 welterweight bout, capturing the WBC title and unifying belts. He later defended his titles against Chris Algieri and Danny García, reinforcing his position in the pound-for-pound rankings. The career milestones include a 2022 victory over Yordenis Ugás, which solidified his status as the recognized welterweight champion across multiple sanctioning bodies. Details on these bouts are available through the ESPN fight recap.
In 2023, Spence faced challenges in the division, including a highly anticipated matchup against Terence Crawford that was eventually canceled due to injury. Despite the setback, his record remains undefeated, and he continues to be ranked as one of the top active welterweights. The timeline of his career shows a steady accumulation of titles and wins, with each fight adding to a record built on technical skill and power.
Current Rankings and Division Standing
Errol Spence is currently ranked in the top three welterweights by the major sanctioning bodies, including the WBC, WBA, IBF, and WBO. His ranking reflects his undefeated record, title holdings, and the quality of opposition faced throughout his career. The division remains highly competitive, with Spence positioned as a central figure in the welterweight landscape. For up-to-date rankings, refer to the Boxing247 rankings.
Spence's standing in the pound-for-pound rankings also remains strong, with many analysts and publications listing him among the elite active fighters. His record and title unification efforts have contributed to his high placement in these lists. The current division outlook features Spence as a key participant in potential mega-fights, with his undefeated record and championship pedigree making him a central figure in welterweight matchmaking discussions.