What Jump Rope Do Pro Boxers Use? | BOXROPE®
At Boxrope, we're proud to be the choice of champions who trust our jump ropes to keep them in peak condition.
So here are the Champions who use Boxrope as their trusted choice of Jump Ropes...
Canelo Álvarez
Canelo Álvarez has been seen using the Boxrope V1 during his training.
Jump rope has long been a staple of Canelo's preparation, helping him work on his conditioning, rhythm, and footwork.
Seeing one of boxing's biggest stars using the BOXROPE is a great example of how important the fundamentals remain at the highest level of the sport.
Shakur Stevenson
Known for his speed, movement, and technical style, Shakur Stevenson has also been seen training with the BOXROPE Vol. I.
For a boxer who relies heavily on movement and precision, rope work is a natural part of training.
Jumping rope challenges your feet to stay light and coordinated while maintaining a consistent rhythm.
Caleb Plant
Caleb Plant is another professional boxer who has been seen using BOXROPE.
Plant is known for his movement, speed, and technical boxing style — qualities that make footwork and coordination an important part of his training.
A boxing-specific jump rope can be used as part of a warm-up, conditioning session, or dedicated footwork workout.
David Benavidez
David Benavidez has also been featured using BOXROPE during his boxing training.
Known for his high-volume fighting style and relentless pace, Benavidez places significant demands on his conditioning.
Jump rope provides a simple way for fighters to work on their cardiovascular fitness while simultaneously training rhythm and footwork.
Jaime Munguía
Jaime Munguía is another professional fighter who has been seen training with BOXROPE.
The Mexican fighter is known for his aggressive style and high work rate. Like many elite fighters, Munguía incorporates jump rope into his training to prepare his body for the demands of boxing.
Jump rope can be particularly useful for developing the rhythm, coordination, and conditioning needed to maintain movement throughout a hard training session or fight.
Rolando “Rolly” Romero
Rolando “Rolly” Romero has also been seen using BOXROPE as part of his boxing training.
The lightweight contender is known for his explosive style and power. Jump rope offers a simple way for fighters to warm up, work on coordination, and stay light on their feet before moving into other parts of their training.
Teofimo Lopez
Teofimo Lopez is another professional boxer who has been seen training with BOXROPE.
The former unified lightweight champion is known for his explosive movement, athleticism, and speed. Jump rope fits naturally into this type of training, helping boxers work on their rhythm, coordination, footwork, and conditioning.
For professional fighters, rope work can be used as part of a warm-up or as a dedicated conditioning exercise before moving on to pads, bags, or sparring.
Devin Haney
Devin Haney is another professional boxer who has been seen training with BOXROPE.
The former undisputed lightweight champion is known for his technical style, sharp boxing fundamentals, movement, and ability to control distance.
Jump rope is a natural fit for this type of training. It allows boxers to work on footwork, rhythm, coordination, timing, and conditioning while staying relaxed and light on their feet.
For a professional fighter like Haney, jump rope can be incorporated into the early stages of a training session as a warm-up or used as part of a broader conditioning routine.
Andy Cruz
Andy Cruz has also been seen using BOXROPE during his boxing training.
Widely recognized for his exceptional amateur boxing career and highly technical style, Cruz combines fast footwork with precise movement and excellent coordination.
Jump rope provides a simple way to reinforce these fundamentals. Staying relaxed, maintaining rhythm, and keeping the feet moving are all important parts of effective boxing movement.
Jorge Linares
Jorge Linares is another accomplished professional boxer who has been seen training with BOXROPE.
The Venezuelan former world champion built his career around speed, technique, movement, and sharp combinations. Like many elite fighters, Linares has incorporated jump rope into his boxing training to work on the fundamentals that matter inside the ring.
Jump rope can help boxers develop rhythm, coordination, footwork, timing, and conditioning while keeping their movements relaxed and efficient.
From world champions to up-and-coming fighters, the jump rope remains one of the most recognizable pieces of equipment in boxing training.
Curmel Moton
Curmel Moton has also been seen training with BOXROPE as part of his boxing preparation.
The young American prospect is known for his speed, sharp movement, and technical ability. Jump rope is a natural fit for this style of boxing, helping fighters develop footwork, rhythm, coordination, timing, and conditioning.
For a young fighter building his professional career, consistent rope work can help reinforce the movement and conditioning fundamentals needed inside the ring.
Train With the Same Boxing Rope
From Devin Haney and Teofimo Lopez to Andy Cruz, Curmel Moton, Canelo Álvarez, Shakur Stevenson, Caleb Plant, David Benavidez, Jaime Munguía, and Rolando Romero, BOXROPE has been seen in the training routines of professional fighters across different weight classes and styles.
The training methods may differ, but one fundamental remains:
Stay light. Find your rhythm. Keep moving.