Everyone has an opinion of Al Haymon, arguably the most influential man in boxing right now. Is the manager-come-promoter-come-adviser bringing boxing back to the masses through (mostly) free TV network shows? Or is the camera-shy figure creating a boxing monopoly? For now, let’s all agree on one thing: an unbelievable amount of fighters have signed up for the ‘Haymon treatment’.
And that list, which features many of our Top 10 Ranked Boxers, is continuing to grow rapidly, as is Haymon’s outfit, Premier Boxing Champions (PBC). Not every fighter in his stable is guaranteed to be – if not already – a bona fide star, but that stable is filled with seemingly endless potential. With the right cultivation, we can expect a good number of those unbeaten fighters to bloom over the next few years.
Haymon’s client roster (whether advised, managed or promoted), in no particular order, is listed below. And boy, did it take a while to compile that list. Note: our findings revealed close to 170 boxers, but that figure could well be higher.
The Al Haymon/PBC Stable
Heavyweight
Deontay Wilder, Steve Cunningham, Seth Mitchell, Audley Harrison, Chris Arreola, Gerald Washington, Stephan Shaw, Dominic Breazeale, Eddie Chambers, Oscar Rivas, Danny Kelly, Adam Kownacki, Travis Kauffman, Yasmany Consuegra, Artur Szplika.
Cruiserweight
Michael Hunter, Jordan Shimmell, Isiah Thomas, Earl Newman.
Light Heavyweight
Chad Dawson, Eleider Alvarez, BJ Flores, Beibut Shumenov, Edwin Rodriguez, Dennis Hasson, Librado Andrade, Enrique Ornelas, Marcus Browne, Sakio Bika, Michael Seals, Andrzej Fonfara, Phillip Jackson Benson, Thomas Williams Jr, Gabriel Campillo, Artur Beterbiev, Ahmed Elbiali, Umberto Savigne.
Super Middleweight
James DeGale, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr, Caleb Plant, Prichard Colon, Anthony Dirrell, Andre Dirrell, Jonathan Gonzalez, Dauren Yeleussinov, Julius Jackson, Malcolm McAllister.
Middleweight
Sergiy Derevyanchenko, Daniel Jacobs, Peter Quillin, Dominic Wade, Jermell Charlo, Jermall Charlo, Sergio Mora, Maciej Sulecki, Mark Deluca, Ievgen Khytrov, Kyrone Davis, Justin DeLoach, Caleb Truax, Tony Harrison, Moises Flores.
Junior Middleweight
Erislandy Lara, Alfred Angulo, Austin Trout, Christopher Peerson, Daquan Arnett, John Magda, Vanes Martirosyan, Daniel Prussak, Terrell Gausha, Samuel Figueroa, Joshua Conley, Javoritae Starks, Jarrett Hurd, Patryk Szymanski, John Jackson, Erickson Lubin, Ivan Golub.
Welterweight
Floyd Mayweather, Andre Berto, Devon Alexander, Shawn Porter, Josesito Lopez, Keith Thurman, Chris Arreola, Amir Khan, Danny Garcia, Leonard Bundu, Robert Guerrero, Paulie Malignaggi, Marcos Maidana, Bryant Perrella, Ryan Carl, Errol Spence Jr, Alex Martin, Mark Anthony Hernandez, Kareem Martin, Luis Collazo, Danny O’Connor, Leo Hall, Jamal James, Wale Omotoso, Robert Garcia, Ionut Dan Ion, Joseph Elegele, Kevin Bizier, Sammy Vasquez, Yudel Johnson, Darwi Price, David Grayton.
Junior Welterweight
Adrien Broner, Lucian Bute, Lamont Peterson, Anthony Peterson, Lorenzo Reynolds, Semajay Thomas, John Molina Jr, Rances Barthelemy, Walter Castillo, Erick Bone, Haskell Rhodes, Carlos Ivan Velasquez.
Lightweight
Omar Figueroa, Chris Alexander, Robert Easter, Jamel Herring, Tommy Logan, Miguel Vazquez, Ivan Redkach, Monty Meza Clay, Alejandro Luna, Dejan Zlaticanin.
Junior Lightweight
Claudio Marrero, Mario Barrios, Ryan Kielczewski, Jorge Lara, Domonique Dolton.
Featherweight
Gary Russell Jr, Leo Santa Cruz, Abner Mares, Gervonta Davis, Lee Selby, Kamil Laszczyk, Chris Colbert, Marvin Sonsona, Stephen Fulton, Dennis Galarza.
Junior Featherweight
Carl Frampton, Kiko Martinez, Jonathan Guzman, Javier Fortuna, Oscar Escandon, Cesar Seda.
Bantamweight
Rau’ Shee Warren, Yuan Carlos Payano, Nyambayarcyn Togstsogt.
Junior Bantamweight
Koki Kameda, Tyson Cove, Daiki Kameda, McJoe Arroyo.
Flyweight
Steven Ortiz.
Junior Flyweight
No clients.
Strawweight
No clients.
Al Haymon/PBC Stable at a Glance
- Welterweight – 32
- Light Heavyweight – 18
- Junior Middleweight – 15
- Heavyweight – 15
- Middleweight – 15
- Junior Welterweight – 12
- Lightweight – 10
- Super Middleweight – 10
- Featherweight – 10
- Junior Featherweight – 6
- Junior Lightweight – 5
- Cruiserweight – 4
- Junior Bantamweight – 4
- Bantamweight – 3
- Flyweight – 1
- Junior Flyweight – 0
- Strawweight – 0
What’s your take on Al Haymon’s bursting stable of fighters? Is the influential adviser good or bad for boxing? Plus, which of his prospects are most likely to capture stardom in boxing?
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