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FightIndex
Era profile

2010s boxing

What 2010s boxing fighters actually measure — 876 of them, from Wikipedia's own data.

Across the 876 2010s boxing fighters in this dataset, the median reach advantage is 2.09% — a median reach of 70.9″ on a median height of 69″. 78% fight orthodox.

The era's shape

Median reach

70.9″

180 cm

Median height

69″

175.3 cm

Median reach advantage

2.09%

of body height

Median finish rate

60%

of wins inside the distance

Fighters

876

430 with a reach on file

-4.1%2010s boxing reach advantage9.4%

Stance

  • orthodox78%
  • southpaw22%

By country

  • United States142
  • United Kingdom81
  • Mexico76
  • Russia42
  • Japan39
  • Germany28
  • Argentina26
  • France26
  • Ukraine24
  • Philippines23

Longest reach for the frame

#FighterReachHeightAdvantage
1Carlos Ortega73″63″+15.88%
2Maurice Hooker80″71″+12.7%
3Bryant Jennings84″75″+12.02%
4Charly Suarez74″66.1″+11.9%
5Damien Hooper80″72″+11.1%
6Alonso López68.5″61.8″+10.83%
7Teon Kennedy72″65″+10.78%
8Jarrett Hurd78″71″+9.87%
9John Riel Casimero70″64″+9.35%
10Antonio Hernández71″65″+9.21%
11Omar Figueroa Jr.73″67″+8.93%
12Nicholas Walters73″67″+8.93%
13Anthony Peterson74″68″+8.86%
14Terence Crawford74″68″+8.86%
15Julio César La Cruz78″71.7″+8.85%
16William Bezerra77″71″+8.49%
17Eduardo Escobedo71.7″66.1″+8.33%
18Joe Fournier78″72″+8.31%
19Óscar Escandón66″61″+8.2%
20Giannis Stoforidis80″74.4″+7.51%
21René Alvarado72″67″+7.46%
22Sadam Ali73″68″+7.35%
23Patrick Day74″69″+7.24%
24Robert Easter Jr.76″71″+7.04%
25Ali Eren Demirezen79.9″74.8″+6.84%
26Luciano Leonel Cuello74.4″69.7″+6.78%
27Agit Kabayel80″75″+6.67%
28Carlos Negrón83″78″+6.41%
29Randy Petalcorin67″63″+6.37%
30Nordine Oubaali67″63″+6.37%
31Gary Cornish84″79″+6.33%
32Yuniel Dorticos79.9″75.2″+6.28%
33Felix Alvarado68″64″+6.21%
34Galal Yafai68″64″+6.21%
35Jesús Cuéllar69″65″+6.18%
36Juan Manuel López69″65″+6.18%
37Efrain Esquivias Jr.70.1″66.1″+5.95%
38Pablo César Cano71″67″+5.93%
39Luis Porozo72″68″+5.91%
40Franchón Crews-Dezurn72″68″+5.91%

Showing 40 of 430.

All 876 on the site

How this is worked out

  1. Every 2010s boxing fighter in the dataset.
  2. Reach advantage is (reach − height) ÷ height as a percentage.
  3. Medians, not means — a single outlier should not move the typical figure.
Reach advantage = (reach − height) ÷ height × 100

Full methodology →

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