Who is no.1 heavyweight
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wesshaw1985
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Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
1) Tyson Fury
2) Klitschko
3) Povetkin
4) Ortiz
5) Wilder
6) Joshua
2) Klitschko
3) Povetkin
4) Ortiz
5) Wilder
6) Joshua
Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
I'm sorry, but Tyson Fury is no longer part of the Heavyweight landscape.wesshaw1985 wrote:1) Tyson Fury
2) Klitschko
3) Povetkin
4) Ortiz
5) Wilder
6) Joshua
Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
Fury
Joshua
Wilder
Klit
Joshua
Wilder
Klit
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wesshaw1985
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Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
ignore number 1 and move everybody up one place then...Rob3_142 wrote:I'm sorry, but Tyson Fury is no longer part of the Heavyweight landscape.wesshaw1985 wrote:1) Tyson Fury
2) Klitschko
3) Povetkin
4) Ortiz
5) Wilder
6) Joshua
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wesshaw1985
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Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
if you think Browne beats Fury then your opinion becomes invalid imo...thechump wrote:But imo browne would beat furyKiller Blow wrote:Browne wouldn't even beat Takam, Duahuaps or Jennings.thechump wrote: I dont rate him as the best heavyweight,i think in a rematch klitachko would of beat him but apart from that wilder AJ browne andruiz jnr would beat fury imo
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yeh thats my list too,if Fury goes out who comes into 5th?Haye or Pulev?wesshaw1985 wrote:1) Tyson Fury
2) Klitschko
3) Povetkin
4) Ortiz
5) Wilder
6) Joshua
Ive always liked Stiverne,I know most people think he's sh!te but lets see how he performs in the Povetkin fight.He might not win but he could change a lot of peoples opinions in this,depending how he performs.Boxrec dont seem to have Stiverne ranked?
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wesshaw1985
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Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
Stivernes ben out of the ring over a year, so boxrec doesn't rank himLancashireLoyal wrote:yeh thats my list too,if Fury goes out who comes into 5th?Haye or Pulev?wesshaw1985 wrote:1) Tyson Fury
2) Klitschko
3) Povetkin
4) Ortiz
5) Wilder
6) Joshua
Ive always liked Stiverne,I know most people think he's sh!te but lets see how he performs in the Povetkin fight.He might not win but he could change a lot of peoples opinions in this,depending how he performs.Boxrec dont seem to have Stiverne ranked?
Pulev goes in at 5. I think hes on equal footing with Ortiz, Wilder and Joshua opposition-win wise and he gives all 3 a tough fight. It could be debated he goes above all 3 depending on what style you favour...
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kbackup408
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Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
Based on activity AJ but I think the true number one is Fury lad better make a late 17' comeback
Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
Well to be honest my opinion differs from urs so if u think fury is no.1 in the division active or not ur opinion is not valid buddy. When AJ destroys wklit in less than 4 rounds u will see just how sh1te fury's performance was against wklits,absolutley the worst ppv iv ever boughtwesshaw1985 wrote:if you think Browne beats Fury then your opinion becomes invalid imo...thechump wrote:But imo browne would beat furyKiller Blow wrote:
Browne wouldn't even beat Takam, Duahuaps or Jennings.
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
That's too complicated, please resubmit your list.wesshaw1985 wrote:ignore number 1 and move everybody up one place then...Rob3_142 wrote:I'm sorry, but Tyson Fury is no longer part of the Heavyweight landscape.wesshaw1985 wrote:1) Tyson Fury
2) Klitschko
3) Povetkin
4) Ortiz
5) Wilder
6) Joshua
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wesshaw1985
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Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
I'm on it...Boxerbeetle wrote:That's too complicated, please resubmit your list.wesshaw1985 wrote:ignore number 1 and move everybody up one place then...Rob3_142 wrote:
I'm sorry, but Tyson Fury is no longer part of the Heavyweight landscape.
Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
Boxerbeetle wrote:That's too complicated, please resubmit your list.wesshaw1985 wrote:ignore number 1 and move everybody up one place then...Rob3_142 wrote:
I'm sorry, but Tyson Fury is no longer part of the Heavyweight landscape.
Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
Tyson fury was never number 1 for me,wklit would of got destroyed in quick fassion had he fought wilder or AJ that night,fury didnt want the rematch as he knew what was coming a nice big loss so he had to go and sniff a load of powder to get the fight cancelled hopeing klit will be retired wen he gets backRob3_142 wrote:Boxerbeetle wrote:That's too complicated, please resubmit your list.wesshaw1985 wrote: ignore number 1 and move everybody up one place then...
Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
You suit your name.thechump wrote:Tyson fury was never number 1 for me,wklit would of got destroyed in quick fassion had he fought wilder or AJ that night,fury didnt want the rematch as he knew what was coming a nice big loss so he had to go and sniff a load of powder to get the fight cancelled hopeing klit will be retired wen he gets backRob3_142 wrote:Boxerbeetle wrote:
That's too complicated, please resubmit your list.
Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
Cheers mateRexob wrote:You suit your name.thechump wrote:Tyson fury was never number 1 for me,wklit would of got destroyed in quick fassion had he fought wilder or AJ that night,fury didnt want the rematch as he knew what was coming a nice big loss so he had to go and sniff a load of powder to get the fight cancelled hopeing klit will be retired wen he gets backRob3_142 wrote:
Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
Cannot see how Boxrec rates Ortiz as no 1 and was surprised they had Chisora no 8 before the Whyte fight
Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
Well Ortiz went from 175 -> 522 with the trio of wins against Jennings, Thompson and Scott. Although it's arguable that the three American's are not exactly pulling up trees, they are potentially better wins than the likes of Joshua, Wilder and Pulev have had recently. Who's had a better resume than Ortiz over the last 12 months?london wrote:Cannot see how Boxrec rates Ortiz as no 1 and was surprised they had Chisora no 8 before the Whyte fight
Chisora on the other hand actually gained ground in the rankings with his split decision defeat to Pulev, and has just been hovering around in the top 15 for some time. Barring the two defeats to Fury, this was the first time that he's lost to someone lower ranked than him, and to someone as low as Whyte period. He's been very consistent in his performances.
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Plus the top 3 all being out for inactivity.Rob3_142 wrote:Well Ortiz went from 175 -> 522 with the trio of wins against Jennings, Thompson and Scott. Although it's arguable that the three American's are not exactly pulling up trees, they are potentially better wins than the likes of Joshua, Wilder and Pulev have had recently. Who's had a better resume than Ortiz over the last 12 months?london wrote:Cannot see how Boxrec rates Ortiz as no 1 and was surprised they had Chisora no 8 before the Whyte fight
Chisora on the other hand actually gained ground in the rankings with his split decision defeat to Pulev, and has just been hovering around in the top 15 for some time. Barring the two defeats to Fury, this was the first time that he's lost to someone lower ranked than him, and to someone as low as Whyte period. He's been very consistent in his performances.
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boxingknockout
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Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
Well, it's based on an algorithm which is very difficult to apply to boxing.london wrote:Cannot see how Boxrec rates Ortiz as no 1 and was surprised they had Chisora no 8 before the Whyte fight
I think Joshua has to be number 1 at mo, bearing in mind Fury's inactivity and personal issues and Wlad's last fight being a comprehensive loss to Tyson.
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asdfjkl
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Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
I'd say AJ. Even before the Fury Klitschko fight.
Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
I don't have one
Fury should be the man but he's walked away for now and I think there are fights out there that he loses
Wlad was the man, if he is still anywhere close to his best he's a risk for any of them (he's probably not though)
Joshua and Wilder can make their claim and have their obvious strengths and weaknesses. Need to step up
Ortiz and Haye might be fading or they might potentially have the tools to stop some of those names above
Parker for me is probably not going to be in that mix but a solid fighter none the less
I still really really rate Povetkin but is he the best? probably not
I honestly think if we got all the top names fighting each other we'd be no closer to a definitive answer, as there are various combinations of match ups there that I think one fighter would beat one guy but could make an argument for him losing to another
And there are far too many unanswered questions, between older fighter and what they still have left and younger fighters and whether they are more hype than substance, how will they look when they step up
We don't have these answers because too many of them have not fought each other
Fury should be the man but he's walked away for now and I think there are fights out there that he loses
Wlad was the man, if he is still anywhere close to his best he's a risk for any of them (he's probably not though)
Joshua and Wilder can make their claim and have their obvious strengths and weaknesses. Need to step up
Ortiz and Haye might be fading or they might potentially have the tools to stop some of those names above
Parker for me is probably not going to be in that mix but a solid fighter none the less
I still really really rate Povetkin but is he the best? probably not
I honestly think if we got all the top names fighting each other we'd be no closer to a definitive answer, as there are various combinations of match ups there that I think one fighter would beat one guy but could make an argument for him losing to another
And there are far too many unanswered questions, between older fighter and what they still have left and younger fighters and whether they are more hype than substance, how will they look when they step up
We don't have these answers because too many of them have not fought each other
Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
Spot on. Reality is, since Fury went into hibernation, there hasn't been a definitive number 1.davie wrote:I don't have one
Fury should be the man but he's walked away for now and I think there are fights out there that he loses
Wlad was the man, if he is still anywhere close to his best he's a risk for any of them (he's probably not though)
Joshua and Wilder can make their claim and have their obvious strengths and weaknesses. Need to step up
Ortiz and Haye might be fading or they might potentially have the tools to stop some of those names above
Parker for me is probably not going to be in that mix but a solid fighter none the less
I still really really rate Povetkin but is he the best? probably not
I honestly think if we got all the top names fighting each other we'd be no closer to a definitive answer, as there are various combinations of match ups there that I think one fighter would beat one guy but could make an argument for him losing to another
And there are far too many unanswered questions, between older fighter and what they still have left and younger fighters and whether they are more hype than substance, how will they look when they step up
We don't have these answers because too many of them have not fought each other
Only way to find out if for them to all fight each other. Klitschko-Joshua a great start. Hopefully Povetkin-Wilder can get done by next summer (if they keep winning). If the winners of those two fought you'd probably have the next man and the lineage could be continued.....
Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
I think AJ is the best
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Re: Who is no.1 heavyweight
I don't like him but I agree. I think haye and (fit, etc, thus unlikely) fury are the two major threats. I think Aj would deal with povetkin fairly easily and expect him to stop wlad.crusader wrote:I think AJ is the best
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Sorry mate but, what a lot of pish!thechump wrote:I dont rate him as the best heavyweight,i think in a rematch klitachko would of beat him but apart from that wilder AJ browne andruiz jnr would beat fury imoKiller Blow wrote:I suppose Fury but I still don't think he's the best heavyweight.