Boxer Demographics and Statistics [2023]: Number Of Boxers In The US (2024)

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Boxer demographics by:

Boxer gender statistics

31.8% of boxers are women and 68.2% of boxers are men.

Male, 68.2%

Female, 31.8%

Boxer gender ratio

Gender	Percentages
Male	68.2%
Female	31.8%

Boxer gender pay gap

Women earn 97¢ for every $1 earned by men

Male Income

$29,483

Female Income

$28,537

Boxer gender ratio over time

This data breaks down the percentage of men and women in boxer positions over time. Currently, 31.8% of boxers are female.

Male

Female

100

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

Boxer gender ratio by year

Year	Male	Female
2010	64.44%	35.56%
2011	68.23%	31.77%
2012	63.57%	36.43%
2013	66.53%	33.47%
2014	65.21%	34.79%
2015	66.95%	33.05%
2016	66.90%	33.10%
2017	68.46%	31.54%
2018	67.10%	32.90%
2019	68.09%	31.91%
2020	68.24%	31.76%
2021	68.19%	31.81%

Boxer related jobs gender ratio

We compared boxers with similar job titles to see how gender ratios vary. As you can see, dredge operator and tower crane operator have the biggest gender ratio gaps.

Job Title	Male	Female
Gift Wrapper	12%	88%
Gift Packer	18%	82%
Pill Packer	19%	81%
Boxer	68%	32%
Green Chain Operator	99%	1%
Tower Crane Operator	99%	1%
Dredge Operator	99%	1%

Male

Female

100%

75%

50%

25%

Dredge Operator

Tower Crane Operator

Boxer demographics by race

The most common ethnicity among boxers is White, which makes up 54.6% of all boxers. Comparatively, 20.7% of boxers are Hispanic or Latino and 13.1% of boxers are Black or African American.

White, 54.6%

Hispanic or Latino, 20.7%

Black or African American, 13.1%

Asian, 7.3%

Unknown, 3.7%

American Indian and Alaska Native, 0.6%

Boxer Race

Boxer Race	Percentages
White	54.6%
Hispanic or Latino	20.7%
Black or African American	13.1%
Asian	7.3%
Unknown	3.7%
American Indian and Alaska Native	0.6%

Boxer race and ethnicity over time

See how boxer racial and ethnic diversity trended since 2010 according to the United States Census Bureau data.

White
Asian
Hispanic or Latino
Black or African American

Boxer race and ethnicity by year

Year	White	Black or African American	Asian	Hispanic or Latino
2010	61.75%	10.75%	4.97%	20.67%
2011	61.78%	11.69%	4.97%	19.51%
2012	61.67%	13.41%	4.57%	18.15%
2013	61.70%	12.69%	5.33%	17.84%
2014	60.64%	13.23%	5.42%	18.45%
2015	59.16%	13.38%	5.90%	19.42%
2016	59.42%	12.83%	5.90%	19.44%
2017	59.98%	12.71%	6.19%	18.38%
2018	58.83%	13.29%	6.54%	18.61%
2019	60.71%	13.64%	5.79%	16.90%
2020	57.92%	13.62%	6.51%	18.34%
2021	54.64%	13.06%	7.27%	20.69%

Boxer wage gap by race

White boxers have the highest average salary compared to other ethnicities. Hispanic or latino boxers have the lowest average salary at $28,880.

$30,000

$29,000

$28,000

Unknown

White

Black or African American

Asian

Hispanic or Latino

Ethnicity	Salary
Unknown	$29,657
White	$29,812
Black or African American	$29,289
Asian	$29,786
Hispanic or Latino	$28,880

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Average boxer age

See how the average age of boxers varies based on ethnicity and gender.

Male

Female

Unknown

White

Black or African American

Asian

Boxer age by race and gender

Race	Male Age	Female Age
Unknown	32	34.5
White	33	45
Black or African American	38	38
Asian	41	42
Hispanic or Latino	31	43

Boxer age breakdown

The average age of boxers is 40+ years years old, representing 50% of the boxer population.

40+ years

30-40 years

20-30 years

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

Boxer age breakdown

Boxer Years	Percentages
40+ years	50%
30-40 years	21%
20-30 years	26%

Boxer educational attainment

The most common degree for boxers is high school diploma, with 53% of boxers earning that degree. The second and third most common degree levels are associate degree degree at 15% and associate degree degree at 14%.

High School Diploma, 53%

Associate, 15%

Diploma, 14%

Bachelor's, 12%

Other Degrees, 6%

Boxers by degree level

Boxer Degree	Percentages
High School Diploma	53%
Associate	15%
Diploma	14%
Bachelor's	12%
Other Degrees	6%

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Boxer wage gap by degree level

Boxers with a Associate degree earn more than those without, at $29,946 annually. With a High School Diploma degree, boxers earn a median annual income of $29,764 compared to $29,629 for boxers with an Bachelor's degree.

$31,000

$30,000

$29,000

High School Diploma or Less

Bachelor's Degree

Some College/ Associate Degree

Education	Salary
High School Diploma or Less	$29,764
Bachelor's Degree	$29,629
Some College/ Associate Degree	$29,946

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Boxer employment statistics

Company size where boxers work

Below, you can see the size of companies where boxers work.

< 50 employees

50 - 100 employees

100 - 500 employees

500 - 1,000 employees

1,000 - 10,000 employees

> 10,000

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

Boxer jobs by employer size

Company Size	Percentages
< 50 employees	8%
50 - 100 employees	14%
100 - 500 employees	25%
500 - 1,000 employees	8%
1,000 - 10,000 employees	25%
> 10,000 employees	22%

Boxer jobs by industry

The most common industries for boxers are manufacturing, professional and retail.

Manufacturing

Professional

Retail

Fortune 500

Transportation

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

Boxer industry statistics

Industry	Percentages
Manufacturing	34%
Professional	12%
Retail	10%
Fortune 500	9%
Transportation	5%
Construction	4%
Technology	4%
Hospitality	3%
Health Care	3%
Insurance	3%
Media	2%
Finance	2%
Non Profits	2%
Internet	1%
Automotive	1%
Start-up	1%
Agriculture	1%
Energy	1%

Boxer turnover and employment statistics

Boxer unemployment rate over time

The unemployment rate for boxers between 2008 and the most recent data has varied, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Unemployment rate

Boxer unemployment rate by year

Year	Boxer Unemployment Rate
2010	19.26%
2011	18.59%
2012	19.05%
2013	18.83%
2014	15.69%
2015	13.31%
2016	12.77%
2017	12.61%
2018	9.28%
2019	9.16%
2020	11.23%
2021	12.06%

Average boxer tenure

The average boxer stays at their job for 1-2 years, based on the 1,159 boxers resumes in Zippia's database.

Less than one year

1-2 years

3-4 years

5-7 years

8-10 years

11+ years

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

Boxer tenure statistics

Number of years	Percentages
Less than 1 year	49%
1-2 years	21%
3-4 years	8%
5-7 years	13%
8-10 years	4%
11+ years	7%

Boxer LGBT ratio compared to similar jobs

Review the percent of boxers that are members of the LGBT community. You can see how this compares to similar jobs in the chart below.

Job Title	LGBT	Job Openings
Scrap Drop Operator	1.94%	30,724
Warehouse Machine Operator	3.85%	229,051
Limb Driver	4.13%	36,215
Car Cooper	4.59%	6,068
Guideman	4.67%	3
Boxer	6.68%	-
Packing Machine Can Feeder	10.43%	31,425

Packing Machine Can Feeder

Boxer

Guideman

Car Cooper

Limb Driver

Warehouse Machine Operator

Scrap Drop Operator

10%

13%

Similar boxer jobs LGBT demographics

Profession	Percentages of LGBT	Job Openings
Scrap Drop Operator	1.94%	30,724
Warehouse Machine Operator	3.85%	229,051
Limb Driver	4.13%	36,215
Car Cooper	4.59%	6,068
Guideman	4.67%	3
Packing Machine Can Feeder	10.43%	31,425

Foreign languages spoken by boxers

Spanish, 88.9%

Thai, 11.1%

Boxer languages spoken

Foreign Language	Percentages
Spanish	88.9%
Thai	11.1%

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Boxer location demographics

Which city has the most Boxers?

By looking through more than 1,159 resumes, we found that the most popular places for boxers are Danville, VA and Waterloo, IA.

Number of Boxers

Boxer jobs by state

Rank	State	Number of Jobs	Average Salary
1	Pennsylvania	165	$28,447
2	California	163	$29,032
3	Ohio	119	$26,981
4	Illinois	106	$29,860
5	Georgia	85	$22,935
6	North Carolina	79	$23,559
7	Florida	72	$23,078
8	Texas	71	$22,501
9	Tennessee	62	$23,946
10	Indiana	52	$27,468
11	New Jersey	45	$31,425
12	Michigan	42	$29,952
13	Washington	39	$30,413
14	Minnesota	35	$32,938
15	Kentucky	34	$27,126
16	Missouri	33	$25,303
17	New York	32	$30,949
18	Colorado	30	$26,764
19	Wisconsin	29	$31,279
20	Iowa	29	$29,391
21	Virginia	29	$24,288
22	Arizona	27	$25,035
23	Utah	23	$27,983
24	Connecticut	22	$30,690
25	Massachusetts	21	$32,540
26	Oregon	18	$28,200
27	Maryland	16	$31,758
28	Nebraska	15	$27,717
29	Alabama	14	$22,515
30	Nevada	13	$26,898
31	South Carolina	9	$24,747
32	Kansas	8	$24,501
33	Oklahoma	8	$20,628
34	Rhode Island	7	$28,387
35	Louisiana	7	$19,045
36	Idaho	6	$26,848
37	Mississippi	6	$22,557
38	Hawaii	5	$30,320
39	Alaska	4	$28,118
40	Vermont	3	$31,448
41	New Hampshire	3	$30,772
42	South Dakota	3	$25,686
43	West Virginia	3	$23,452
44	Maine	2	$33,098
45	North Dakota	2	$28,384
46	Montana	2	$28,291
47	Delaware	2	$28,950
48	Arkansas	1	$26,835
49	New Mexico	1	$23,944
50	Wyoming	0	$28,857
51	District of Columbia	0	$24,986

Boxer Demographics FAQs

How many Boxer are there in the US?

There are over 3,340 Boxers in the United States.

What percentage of Boxers are black?

13.1% of Boxers are Black or African American

What race are most Boxers?

Most a are White, with 54.6% of Boxers belonging to this ethnicity. 20.7% of Boxers are Hispanic or Latino, 13.1% of Boxers are Black or African American, 7.3% of Boxers are Asian, 3.7% of Boxers are Unknown, and 0.6% of Boxers are American Indian and Alaska Native

Are Boxer jobs male - dominated?

Yes, Boxer jobs are male - dominated. 68% of Boxers are male, and 31% are female, so there are more male Boxers than female Boxers in the United States.

How old is the average Boxer?

The average Boxer is 40 years old. 50% of Boxers are 40+ years old or older, 21% are between the ages of 30-40 years, and 26% are between 20-30 years old

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Boxer Gender Statistics:
- The article illustrates the gender distribution among boxers, highlighting the percentage split between men and women, showcasing shifts over the years, and examining gender ratios across different job titles within the boxing profession.
Boxer Race Demographics:
- It explores the racial and ethnic composition within the boxing community, focusing on percentages of various races, changes over time, average salaries by ethnicity, and the prevalence of different races in the field.
Boxer Age Distribution:
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Boxer Educational Attainment:
- The educational background of boxers is highlighted, emphasizing the most common degrees attained within the profession and the correlation between educational levels and income.
Boxer Jobs by Employer Size and Industry:
- It delves into the sizes of companies employing boxers and the prevalent industries, providing a comprehensive overview of where boxers are most commonly employed.
Boxer Unemployment Rate and Tenure:
- The article examines the unemployment rate trends over the years and the average tenure of boxers at their jobs, offering insights into job stability within the profession.
LGBT Ratio, Language, and Geographic Distribution:
- It touches on the percentage of boxers within the LGBT community, languages spoken, and the geographical distribution of boxers across various cities and states.

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