Daniel Grandy showed why many brag about Grandy’s name as the future of boxing with a dominant win that moved his record to 3-0.

It was the first time either of the superstar twins had made it past the opening round. But instead of breaking down, Daniel showed patience, precision and control, winning every round while defeating his opponent in a masterclass.

It was a recent milestone for the prodigy. So far, every Granda performance has ended before fans could take their seats. Steven, his twin, is 3-0 after knocking out three straight opponents in one round, the last of which was last month. Daniel continued this streak of rapid starts until his final test with Frank Brown at the Paradigm Combat Sports Training Center in Sugar Land, who proved he could dominate the distance as comfortably as he could finish it with speed.

This foundation of core skills is what sets Grands apart: they not only win, they adapt. At 17 years vintage, the Philadelphia-born brothers already look like seasoned pros.

The rise of the Gigantic Twins

This hype is not recent. As World Boxing News has repeatedly reported, long before they turned professional, Steven and Daniel Grandy were viral stars as juvenile children. Their natural reflexes and discipline have captivated millions on the Internet. That promise translated into polished, professional talent under the tutelage of their father and coach, Daniel Sr.

“Boxing is not a sport you can play around with,” their father said. “We repeat the same things over and over until it’s perfect. There are no shortcuts.”

Following Daniel’s win, Senior added: “Danny put on a four-round pure pressure clinic, scoring an early knockdown and finishing four rounds against the 20-fight veteran with a unanimous decision victory. Both twins are now 3-0 at 17 years of age. This is just the beginning.”

Steven and Daniel from The Gigantic Twins remain on their way to stardom.

The 17-year-old turned professional in 2024 at lightweight and super featherweight, respectively, and both are currently 3-0 without missing a single round.

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This approach has built foundations as solid as any in the boxing world. Sharing gym space with elite names like Shakur Stevenson and Terence Crawford and gaining global visibility across various platforms, the Grandys enter the sport with something most fighters take years to build: a ready-made fan base.

Why Grandy’s approach matters

Boxing has already seen talented brothers. The Charlos made history. Klitschko dominated a certain era. However, fans have been able to follow Grandys since adolescence thanks to social media, which has created global anticipation for their development.

Al Haymon, Top Rank and other major promoters are already circling. And after Daniel’s third victory, the question is not whether they will fight for world titles – but how soon.

At just 17 years vintage, with six wins and zero revealed flaws, the Grand Twins do more than just follow the hype. They set the pace for the next generation of boxing.

Championship titles and pay-per-view stardom may only be a matter of time.

About the author

Phil Jay is a seasoned boxing journalist with over 15 years of experience covering the global fight scene. How Since 2010, editor-in-chief of World Boxing NewsJay has interviewed dozens of world champions AND reported at ringside during the most critical boxing nights. [View all articles by Phil Jay] and learn more about his work in combat sports journalism.