Heavyweight boxing rankings archive for March 2004 across organizations. This page is the combined heavyweight boxing rankings list, not fight records. Open a single-org list for WBA, WBO or Ring, or view the latest Heavyweight rankings.
Source: WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO and RING archived March 2004.
Box-Rank presents the published list in a consistent format. Browse this division and its archive or read the methodology.
The Heavyweight division is boxing's most prestigious weight class, featuring the largest fighters in the sport. Historically, heavyweight champions have been among the most famous athletes in the world, with legendary figures like Muhammad Ali, Joe Louis, and Mike Tyson defining eras of boxing history.
Heavyweight boxers rely on power and size, with knockouts being more common than in lighter divisions. The division has no upper weight limit, allowing for a wide range of body types and fighting styles.
The Heavyweight division has produced some of boxing's most iconic moments and biggest pay-per-view events. Modern heavyweights combine size, power, and athleticism in ways that previous generations couldn't match.
Heavyweight boxing has been a cornerstone of professional boxing since the sport's early days. The division has evolved significantly, with modern heavyweights being faster and more athletic than their predecessors while maintaining devastating power.
Learn more about how boxing rankings work or explore current world champions across all divisions.
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