# THE FIRST THREE-DIVISION KING – World Boxing Association

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Originally published at: [THE FIRST THREE-DIVISION KING – World Boxing Association – Boxing News](https://www.saddoboxing.com/96997-the-first-three-division-king-world-boxing-association.html)  
   
In the ever-growing list of fighters who have captured titles across multiple weight divisions—something once considered unthinkable in boxing’s early days—stand the names of legends such as Manny Pacquiao (an unmatched eight-division champion), Oscar De La Hoya (six), Sugar Ray Leonard (five), Thomas Hearns (five), Floyd Mayweather Jr. (five), Terence Crawford (five), and Roberto Durán…