Meaning and history
Short form of Anthony, the name Tony is borne by singer Tony Bennett (1926–2023) and skateboarder Tony Hawk (1968–), and it is also the given name of the comic book superhero Iron Man, Tony Stark, created in 1963, as well as the antihero criminals Tony Montana from Scarface (1983) and Tony Soprano from The Sopranos (1999–2007).
20062006: 985 births, rank #328
2007: 1,002 births, rank #320
2008: 886 births, rank #354
2009: 805 births, rank #378
2010: 751 births, rank #383
20112011: 691 births, rank #408
2012: 653 births, rank #428
2013: 664 births, rank #435
2014: 666 births, rank #447
2015: 581 births, rank #500
20162016: 567 births, rank #521
2017: 520 births, rank #544
2018: 471 births, rank #583
2019: 467 births, rank #592
2020: 427 births, rank #630
20212021: 392 births, rank #679
2022: 379 births, rank #698
2023: 290 births, rank #841
2024: 313 births, rank #806
20252025: 325 births, rank #783
Tony rose from #809 to #784 for boys between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 1961, with 8,306 births.