Ali–Frazier Award

!Year

!Date

!Location

!Winner

!Loser

!Result

!Weight class

!World title(s) at stake

!Notes

|May 18

|Uncasville, Connecticut, United States

|Micky Ward
{{USA}}

|Arturo Gatti
{{CAN}}

|Majority decision after 10 rounds (95-93, 94-93, 94-94)

|Welterweight

|None

|First fight in Gatti-Ward trilogy

|April 26

|Mashantucket, Connecticut, United States

|James Toney
{{USA}}

|Vassily Jirov
{{KAZ}}

|Unanimous decision after 12 rounds (117-109, 117-109, 116-110)

|Cruiserweight

|IBF cruiserweight title (Jirov)

|

|November 27

|Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

|Marco Antonio Barrera
{{MEX}}

|Erik Morales
{{MEX}}

|Majority decision after 12 rounds (115-113, 115-114, 114-114)

|Super featherweight

|WBC super featherweight (Barrera)

|Final fight of trilogy between the two

|May 7

|Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

|Diego Corrales
{{USA}}

|José Luis Castillo
{{MEX}}

|Technical knockout,
in tenth of 12 rounds

|Lightweight

|WBC lightweight title (Castillo)
WBO lightweight title (Corrales)

|First of two 2005 fights between the two

|March 18

|Levallois-Perret, France

|Somsak Sithchatchawal
{{THA}}

|Mahyar Monshipour
{{FRA}}

|Technical knockout,
in tenth of 12 rounds

|Super bantamweight

|WBA super bantamweight title (Monshipour)

|

|September 29

|Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States

|Kelly Pavlik
{{USA}}

|Jermain Taylor
{{USA}}

|Technical knockout,
in seventh of 12 rounds

|Middleweight

|WBC and WBO middleweight titles (Taylor)

|First of two fights between the two

|March 1

|Carson, California, United States

|Israel Vázquez
{{MEX}}

|Rafael Márquez
{{MEX}}

|Split decision after 12 rounds (114-111, 113-112, 111-114)

|Super bantamweight

|WBC super bantamweight title (Vázquez)

|Third fight of the Márquez–Vázquez rivalry

|February 28

|Houston, Texas, United States

|Juan Manuel Márquez
{{MEX}}

|Juan Díaz
{{USA}}

|Technical knockout,
in ninth of 12 rounds

|Lightweight

|WBO lightweight title (vacant)
WBA (Super) lightweight title (vacant)

|First of two fights between the two

|December 11

|Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

|Amir Khan
{{GBR}}

|Marcos Maidana
{{ARG}}

|Unanimous decision after 12 rounds (114-111, 114-111, 113-112)

|Light welterweight

|WBA light welterweight title (Khan)

|Amir Khan vs. Marcos Maidana

|July 15

|New York, New York, United States

|colspan=3|Majority draw after ten rounds (97-93, 95-95, 95-95)
between {{flagicon|DOM}} Delvin Rodriguez and {{flagicon|POL}} Pawel Wolak

|Super welterweight

|None

|First of two fights between the two

|December 8

|Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

|Juan Manuel Marquez
{{MEX}}

|Manny Pacquiao
{{PHI}}

|Knockout,
in the sixth of 12 rounds

|Welterweight

|None

|Fourth fight between the two

|March 16

|Carson, California, United States

|Timothy Bradley
{{USA}}

|Ruslan Provodnikov
{{RUS}}

|Unanimous decision after 12 rounds (115-112, 114-113, 114-113)

|Welterweight

|WBO welterweight title (Bradley)

|

|April 26

|Carson, California, United States

|Lucas Matthysse
{{ARG}}

|John Molina, Jr.
{{USA}}

|Knockout,
in the eleventh of 12 rounds

|Light welterweight

|None

|

|November 21

|Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

|Francisco Vargas
{{MEX}}

|Takashi Miura
{{JPN}}

|Technical knockout,
in the ninth of 12 rounds

|Super featherweight

|WBC super featherweight title (Miura)

|Takashi Miura vs. Francisco Vargas{{cite web|title=Muhammad Ali – Joe Frazier Award Fight of the Year|url=http://www.bwaa.org/#!past-winners/joxn5|publisher=Boxing Writers Association of America|accessdate=1 June 2016}}

|June 4

|StubHub Center, Carson, California, United States

|colspan=3|Majority draw after 12 rounds (115-113, 114-114, 114-114)
between {{flagicon|MEX}} Francisco Vargas and {{flagicon|MEX}}Orlando Salido

|Super featherweight

|WBC super featherweight title (Vargas)

|{{cite web|title=Vargas vs. Salido Named as BWAA "Fight of The Year"|url=http://www.boxingscene.com/vargas-vs-salido-named-bwaa-fight-year--113056|publisher=BoxingScene|accessdate=28 January 2017}}

|April 29

|Wembley Stadium, London, England

|Anthony Joshua
{{GBR}}

|Wladimir Klitschko
{{UKR}}

|Knockout, after 11 rounds

|Heavyweight

|IBF heavyweight title (Joshua)
WBA (Super) heavyweight title (vacant)

| Anthony Joshua vs. Wladimir Klitschko{{cite web|title=BWAA List Of Award Winners For The 2018 Dinner|url=http://www.bwaa.org/single-post/2018/03/14/BWAA-List-Of-Award-Winners-For-The-2018-Dinner|publisher=Boxing Writers Association of America|accessdate=March 24, 2018}}

|April 7

|The Joint, Paradise, Nevada, United States

|Jarrett Hurd
{{USA}}

|Erislandy Lara
{{CUB}}

|Split decision
after 12 rounds (113-114, 114-113, 114-113)

|Super welterweight

|WBA (Super) super welterweight title (Lara)
IBF super welterweight title (Hurd)

|

|November 7

|Saitama Super Arena, Saitama, Japan

|Naoya Inoue
{{JPN}}

|Nonito Donaire
{{PHI}}

|Unanimous decision after 12 rounds (117-109, 116-111, 114-113)

|Bantamweight

|WBA (Super) bantamweight title (Donaire)
IBF bantamweight title (Inoue)

|2018-19 World Boxing Super Series Bantamweight final, Naoya Inoue vs. Nonito Donaire{{cite web|title=Canelo Alvarez Is The BWAA 2019 Fighter Of The Year|url=http://www.bwaa.org/single-post/2020/01/17/Canelo-Alvarez-Is-The-BWAA-2019-Fighter-Of-The-Year|accessdate=10 February 2020}}

|October 3

|MGM Grand Conference Center, Paradise, Nevada

|Jose Zepeda
{{USA}}

|Ivan Baranchyk
{{BLR}}

|Knockout,
in the fifth of 10 rounds

|Light welterweight

|None

|Jose Zepeda vs. Ivan Baranchyk

|October 9

|T-Mobile Arena, Paradise, Nevada

|Tyson Fury
{{GBR}}

|Deontay Wilder
{{USA}}

|Knockout,
in the eleventh of 12 rounds

|Heavyweight

|WBC heavyweight title (Fury)

|Final fight of trilogy between the two

|March 12

|Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham, England

|Leigh Wood
{{GBR}}

|Michael Conlan
{{IRE}}

|Technical knockout,
in the twelfth of 12 rounds

|Featherweight

|WBA (Regular) featherweight title (Wood)

|June 10

|Toyota Arena, Ontario, California

|Jaime Munguía
{{MEX}}

|Sergiy Derevyanchenko
{{UKR}}

|Unanimous decision after 12 rounds (115-112, 114-113, 114-113))

|Super Middleweight

|None