30 Best Boxing Logo Design Ideas You Should Check

Sometimes you just have to roll with the punches! Check out some of the best boxing logo design ideas we have curated to inspire your projects!

Created by Eric Lee | https://dribbble.com/shots/15772631-Punch-bosses-not-clocks

 

Boxing is a sport that has captured the hearts of millions of fans worldwide. From the early days of bare-knuckle fighting to the modern-day sport of boxing, the passion and excitement that surround the sport have only grown stronger. One important aspect of boxing that is often overlooked is the logo design associated with the sport. A boxing logo design is an essential element that helps create the identity and image of a boxer, gym, or organization associated with the sport.

The logo is a symbol that represents a brand or entity, and it is a vital part of marketing and branding. A boxing logo design must be unique, memorable, and visually appealing. It should capture the essence of the sport and the identity of the brand it represents. The design should be simple enough to be recognizable even when it is scaled down or used on merchandise, but it should also be intricate enough to stand out in a crowded marketplace.

Boxing logos often feature images related to the sport, such as gloves, punching bags, and boxing rings. They can also incorporate the colors associated with boxing, such as red, blue, and gold. The typography used in boxing logos is often bold and powerful, reflecting the strength and intensity of the sport.

Boxing gyms also use logos to establish their identity and attract customers. The Gleason's Gym logo features a bold and classic design with a silhouette of a boxer and the gym's name written in all caps. The logo is simple and instantly recognizable, reflecting the gym's long history of training boxing champions.

Boxing logos are not limited to just boxers and gyms. Many boxing organizations and events also have logos that help establish their identity and create brand recognition. The World Boxing Council logo features a green and gold design with the letters "WBC" written in bold typography. The logo is instantly recognizable and has become synonymous with the organization and the fights it promotes.

Here are some of the best boxing logo design ideas you can study as reference:

 

1. Buqancreative

Created by Buqancreative | https://dribbble.com/shots/15270702-P-for-Punch

   

As you see it for the first time, you can help but notice the logo since the straight red has captured too many eyes. Bringing red as the main color is a good choice the attract people's attention. The P inside stands for punch with the gloves inside it. Nicelogo with simple style and a clear message on it.

 

2. JAB&CROSS

Created by Kareem Gouda | https://www.behance.net/gallery/104594931/JAB-CROSS-Kickboxing-MMA-Center

   

This boxing design idea is completely different from others. No other creator would have the thought to get such a sophisticated idea for a logo like this. The detail, the sprinkled paper, is just another level of thinking. It makes Kareem Gouda's work deserves the most attention in the world.

 

3. iqbal hakim boo

Created by iqbal hakim boo | https://dribbble.com/shots/2016652-KNOCKOUT

   

This logo is a combination of two opposite senses; humor and seriousness. It's serious because it uses bright red. It gives people a vibration of courage or even madness. On the other side, the designer of the logo has also used animation, which gives a lighter sense of the logo. Yet, you can see the face in the anime, which is quite scary. Just a nice way of combining, isn't it?

 

4. LIASHENKO TEAM

Created by Sergey Jir | https://dribbble.com/shots/14156352-LIASHENKO-TEAM-MASCOT-LOGO

   

Blue is a good choice since it's friendly for the eyes. The fighting two boxers image is put as the main symbol here, which gives a clear meaning to the logo itself. And the word written just below the picture adds more clarity to the information given by the image itself.

 

5. The Menzingers

Created by Eric Bryant | https://dribbble.com/shots/4655843-The-Menzingers-Boxing-Bee

   

Have you ever wondered how a logo designer gets the idea when processing a logo? Well, this one completely comes from someone with super high creativity. How could you think a bee can fight in boxing equipment? Well, the designer of this logo has proven to you that everything is possible in art.

 

6. MT FIT Boxing

Created by Rayssa Sena | https://www.behance.net/gallery/149708735/Logotipo-MT-FIT-Boxing

    

If you look closely, then you will find the initial "MT" is right in the middle of the logo. And it's just brilliantly made. If you don't know what MT is, then you can take a second glance at the background, which shows you that it is a person preparing himself to get boxing gloves on. Some people are truly born with such talent, right?

 

7. Old Chaps

Created by Studio Beast | https://dribbble.com/shots/4859540-Old-Chaps-Boxing-Club-Identity

   

Have you ever heard the saying: "Old is gold"? Well, though it's not always right, this logo has proven to you that it is. The Old Chaps logo, which is created by Studio Beast makes use of old elements in the piece of art. The logo has old days theme with the choice of symbol, style, color, and typography. Not quite sophisticated and future-prone, but this logo is still a nice one.

 

8. Flick

Created by Jadou Design | https://dribbble.com/shots/14353021-Flick-Kickboxing-Gym

   

Most modern designs would rely a lot on simplicity by commonly applying a single symbol on a logo. A logo for Flick is on the same path as well. It just puts a glove in a standing position, and the word "flick" follows. It's simple but catchy at the same time.

 

9. Gorilla Champ

Created by kula.creativa | https://dribbble.com/shots/15771850-Gorilla-Champ

   

Boxing and gorilla; how would you see that both can be connected? Gorilla is a huge and powerful animal. When you do boxing, the most exploited aspect is your power to beat your opponent in a fight. So, this idea is used in this logo so that you can see when you are as powerful as a gorilla; then, you will be the champ in the ring.

 

10. Featherweight

Created by Adam Islami | https://dribbble.com/shots/5692106-Featherweight

   
One of the levels that you can find in boxing is the featherweight class. You may not believe that it can be easily turned into a logo for this class until you see this creation. A professional would just know what they would do if they were asked to create a logo for a certain theme. And they just simply turn an idea into a symbol that conveys everything that it needs.

 

11. Pennypackers

Created by bejado | https://dribbble.com/shots/6773214-Pennypackers-Hot-Sauce

   

If you see this logo, you might get confused that it is not a logo for a boxing match or a gym but this is for an F&B company. The hot sauce producer, which has 30.000 units, has put the boxing gloves picture as their logo. You cannot tell why or what is the connection between the two parties. But you may guess that the owner is a boxing lover, or even he is a boxer himself. However, putting a logo like this will grow people's curiosity, which is a good point in marketing strategy.

 

12. Wayfyndr Glub

Created by Zachary Keimig | https://dribbble.com/shots/19780490-Wallaby-Wallop

   

Another animation is used in this logo. Instead, it also applies the black-and-white concept, which gives a sense of classic in work. All the elements used in the logo support each other, and that will make it easier to deliver the right message to the people.

 

13. Royal Scouts

Created by Jordan Gonzales | https://dribbble.com/shots/6703603-Royal-Scouts

   
Classic touch has always been a good choice to get involved in a logo. We all know that boxing is a classic type of sport, so making a logo with a classic theme for your boxing will give people more confidence about the service that you give to your gym. All elements chosen in this logo have a classic touch. And that even poses a greater trust for people to come to your gym.

 

14. Kimono Club

Created by Adrián Sagredo Pérez | https://www.behance.net/gallery/54619529/Kimono-Club-Branding

   

hat do you expect the logo will be when you hear the name? There's no kimono, no Japanese guy, or even Japanese letters used in the logo. Quite surprising, isn't it? It even shows you such a stereotype of "a bad guy" with a lot of tattoos on his body, bald with a heavy beard behind an iron net, and his face is blocked by a styled letter K as the initial of Kimono along with Kimo Club phrase below it. Still, it creates a pretty nice logo.

 

15. Get 'em Tiger

Created by Laura Prpich | https://dribbble.com/shots/6002376-Get-em-Tiger

   

A tiger is one of the most powerful animals in the world. It is as scary as a fighter who is fighting hard in the ring, and therefore the two are associated. And that is the main reason why the tiger is put as the logo of a fighting competition here. The phrase "Go Get 'em Tiger" is a word to lift the spirit of every tiger, a.k.a. participant in the competition. Those who win will get gold, just like the color used in the logo.

 

16. FIGHT HARD

Created by Osman Taner Küçükgenç | https://dribbble.com/shots/8559907-FIGHT-HARD

   

Normally, a good designer will provide you with several options of concepts for a logo work that you ask for. After you decide on one, he will give you several types of logo concepts that you can choose from. It is because you may need to put it in some different spots so that it will match the spot you choose. This logo is also created in different shapes and forms so that you can choose which one is suitable for the spot you will put it.

 

17. Power Boxing

Created by Anthony Morell | https://dribbble.com/shots/3868337-Boxing-logo

   

This logo is made simply. It's only written "Power Boxing" in two rows, with an extended "O" for both words. What makes it different is that the "O" is not just standing still like other letters. It moves a bit every time. See, this is an example of how a simple idea will make a huge difference to the rest.

 

18. Broad Street Bruisers

Created by Brandon Lamarche | https://dribbble.com/shots/17140843-Broad-Street-Bruisers-Alternates

   

Brandon Lamarche has created this logo for those who have retired from boxing. The P may represent the punching, but then the gloves are hung there. It means that they are no longer punching in the ring, but they will be doing it on the street if needed. Of course, positively.

 

19. Boxing Aficionado

Created by Colin Tierney | https://dribbble.com/shots/6945924-Boxing-Aficionado

   

The logo is made in black and white concept, which means it only plays with plain color. Black and white have always been giving a vintage touch. And this is maybe what message the owner wants to deliver to the people. It means that they have run the club for so long and that it provides experienced trainers for the clients. The vintage theme has also conveyed the championship most of the time. And by choosing this theme, it looks forward to people coming more and more.

 

20. Hallock

Created by Gregory Grigoriou | https://dribbble.com/shots/4470263-Hallock-Minnesota

   

The logo has a very nice detail: rust. You can see that the logo is rusting everywhere, in the main symbol and even on the background. The rusty logo shows that it has been run since 1974, as it is written on the logo. It guarantees you experienced coaches, so it is a perfect choice for you to go there and get exercise.

 

21. Unbeaten Fight Club

Created by Angon Mangsa | https://dribbble.com/shots/19465303-Unbeaten-Fight-Club-Badge-Design

  

The concept is quite simple. The designer just put an animation head with a boxing helmet, the year of it is established, and the place where you can find it. Straightforward and easy to understand.

 

22. Punch bosses not clocks!

Created by Eric Lee | https://dribbble.com/shots/15772631-Punch-bosses-not-clocks

    

When you get so stressed with the job and desperately want to punch someone's face, then this logo is perfect for you. Make it into stickers, then attach this to your desk, and you may even share the stickers with your friends. Who knows, it will help you heal when the full-work stress is coming.

 

23. Colin Tierney

Created by Colin Tierney | https://dribbble.com/shots/6830180-The-Boxer

   

Colin Tierney's creation is simply called the boxer. You can see that a boxer with all his equipment is coming out from some kind of mirror. He looks ready to beat his opponent and win the fight.

 

24. Green Boxing

Created by Yuri Kartashev | https://dribbble.com/shots/15018952-Green-Boxing

   

This boxing logo is different from others. While others only use the boxer and his boxing equipment as a symbol, this logo takes the microphone as the symbol. And since it's green boxing, it is added with leaves on the stalk. And people still can relate it to boxing. Such creative work, right?

 

25. Najgorszy Trener Boxing

Created by Akuma.Studio | https://dribbble.com/shots/18570325-Najgorszy-Trener-Boxing

   

A unique boxing logo that uses a bee is this. The bright color of yellow attracts people's attention. The bee with the gloves is the representation of the boxer who is ready to punch and sting the opponents like a bee.

 

26. Champion

Created by Roman | https://dribbble.com/shots/10853214-Champion

   

It's a simple logo that shows a legend as the symbol of the logo. It's a picture of a boxing legend, Mike Tyson. If you want to be a boxing champion, then he should be your role model.

 

27. Gert van Duinen

Created by Gert van Duinen | https://dribbble.com/shots/16235032-Boxerr

   

It's another logo with a silhouette of a boxer. It simply shows a man in a boxing costume giving a punch. So simple that you can tell right from the start.

 

28. The Knockout Club

Created by Daniel Patrick | https://dribbble.com/shots/18049375-Knockout

   

Simplicity is everything. When delicacy could give ambiguous thought, then going simple will save you from misinterpretation. Just what Daniel Patrick did on this logo. Simple, yet gives a clear message.

 

29. Park Gym

Created by Brendan O'Connor | https://dribbble.com/shots/4874395-Park-Gym

   

A symbol could make everything easy but may get people confused as well. This logo doesn't seem to represent the company whatsoever. But it has a strong sense of fighting, especially when you pay attention to the dark shade it puts on the work.

 

30. Boksclub DOS

Created by Thomas Breure | https://www.behance.net/gallery/85878077/Boksclub-DOS

   

When you see it for the first time, then you will see that it is a simple logo with a background of an old photo of a fight from years ago. But if you see closely at the letters D and O, then you will see a boxer is punching a punching bag.

 

Frequently Ask Questions

What are some common symbols used in boxing logo design?

Boxing logos often feature images related to the sport, such as gloves, punching bags, and boxing rings. They can also incorporate the colors associated with boxing, such as red, blue, and gold. The typography used in boxing logos is often bold and powerful, reflecting the strength and intensity of the sport.

How important is a memorable logo for a boxer or gym?

A memorable logo is essential for a boxer or gym to establish its identity and attract customers. A logo can create a strong emotional connection with fans and establish a brand identity that lasts beyond the ring. A well-designed logo can also help a boxer or gym stand out in a crowded marketplace and convey a sense of professionalism and expertise.

What are some famous boxing logos?

Some of the most famous boxing logos include the Everlast logo, the Golden Boy Promotions logo, and the World Boxing Council logo. These logos are instantly recognizable and have become synonymous with the sport and the brands they represent.

How can a boxing gym use its logo to promote its services?

A boxing gym can use its logo to promote its services by incorporating it into all marketing materials, such as business cards, flyers, and social media posts. The logo can also be used on merchandise such as t-shirts and hats, which can be sold to customers as a way to promote the boxing gym and create brand awareness.

What are some common design trends in boxing logos?

Common design trends in boxing logos include using bold typography, incorporating imagery of boxing gloves, and using a color palette of red, blue, black, and gold. However, it's important not to rely too heavily on trends and to ensure the design is unique and accurately represents the brand.

 

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