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1. Anthony Joshua (I would have say Tyson Fury because he made Klitschko look like a clown while Joshua has struggled and almost lost that fight , but since Fury is inactive i say AJ is number one right now.

2. Deontay Wilder - I believe he will prove himself against dangerous King Kong Ortiz if this fight gets made.

3. Luis Ortiz - Knocked out Jennings. Something Klitschko could not do. Ortiz had him hurt in early rounds which was very impressive. Has long reach which makes him the biggest threat for AJ and Deontay Wilder.

4. Alexander Povetkin - He fought very poor opposition after he blasted Mike Perez out. Wach , Rudenko and Dohoupas on one day notice is very very poor and he should fight someone like Amir Mansour atleast?

5. Joseph Parker - I believe that he could beat Povetkin on points. Seems like Povetkin goes after Parker

6. David Haye (not injured) - he still did not do anything special after his comeback. His stamina looked terrible due to his extra lbs

7. Kubrat Pulev

8. Andy Ruiz - I had his fight against Parker a DRAW.

9. Carlos Takam - Yeah he lost against Povetkin and Parker but gave them hard fight. He has solid chin and boxing skills. I believe he would beat guys like Whyte , Chisora and Miller with no problem

10. Dereck Chisora - He got robbed against Dilian Whyte , always gave a good fight against anyone and faced some real boxers . Even past his prime i think he deserves atleast rank number 10

1.Anthony Joshua - it is no doubt that he is #1, a great war vs Klitschko proved it, no one is possible to win vs Klitschko right now (if he not retired) except Anthony Joshua
2.Alexander Povetkin - has a very good resume but in his last fight vs Rudenko he showed inferior skills than before, was less accurate and strong. Still, i believe he KO's Wilder because he's got a good chin and if Sasha caughts Wilder like he caught Duhaupas it is over. Deontay is not a master of defence.
3.Deontay Wilder - I'm not sure that he wins vs Pulev or Ortiz but his great power of punch makes his oppenents underdogs in this fights as it is very possible that he can even KO aging Ortiz or not very granite-chin Pulev.
4.Kubrat Pulev - nice technical boxer, has some experiences vs good fighters, neither Wilder or Ortiz impress me that much that i believe that Pulev has no chances. Ortiz is old now and wasn't impressive in his last fights.
5.Luiz Ortiz - a fighter of Cuban school of boxing, can outbox or KO everyone (that's what people say, I am not too impressed),there is still a question about his chin.
6.Joseph Parker - Young and Talented fighter but his last fight made me think that Wilder Pulev and Ortiz both have a good chances of winning against
him. both Takam and Ruiz Jr fights could go either way.
7.Carlos Takam - The best gatekeeper of the top fighters right there. Very even fight vs Parker, war vs Alexander Povetkin proved that he is no joke.
8.Dominic Breazeale - Very tall and strong fighter with good techniques. He's got a good win vs Ugonoh earlier this year.
9.Jarrell Miller - Big, strong guy with a decent punch, won with ease vs Washington that won every round vs Wilder until being KO'ed
10.Adam Kownacki - Good pressure fighter that throws a lot of punches, has got pretty good power of punch. KO'ed Szpilka being a huge underdog and he beat him roughly. Seems to have a decent chin.

1. Joshua
2. Who gives a Fuuck.

SaadOffTheDeck wrote:1. Joshua
2. Who gives a Fuuck.

This

SaadOffTheDeck wrote:1. Joshua
2. Who gives a Fuuck.

Joshua
Wilder
Povetkin
Ortiz
Who cares the rest suck

tiny_acres wrote:

SaadOffTheDeck wrote:1. Joshua
2. Who gives a Fuuck.

Joshua
Wilder
Povetkin
Ortiz
Who cares the rest suck

Fair, though I couldn't care less about Povetkin or Ortiz. I haven't seen Povetkin box in ages. I'd guess it was when he got a gift versus Huck or when he stopped a crippled Rahman.

SaadOffTheDeck wrote:

tiny_acres wrote:

SaadOffTheDeck wrote:1. Joshua
2. Who gives a Fuuck.

Joshua
Wilder
Povetkin
Ortiz
Who cares the rest suck

Fair, though I couldn't care less about Povetkin or Ortiz. I haven't seen Povetkin box in ages. I'd guess it was when he got a gift versus Huck or when he stopped a crippled Rahman.

Up until the ped tests I was his biggest supporter.
Now only the trolls support him

1. Joshua
2. Ortiz
3.Wilder
4. Haye *
5. Povetkin *
6. Parker
7. Pulev
8. Stiverne
9. Whyte
10. Miller

I do not know a lot about Ruiz and Breazeale, both of them might be #9/10...
Active Fury would be #2....
Active Klitschko would be #3....
I hope that Dubois will be on this list next year....

1. Anthony Joshua
2. Deontay Wilder
3. Joseph Parker
4. Luis Ortiz
5. Alexander Povetkin
6. Kubrat Pulev
7. Jarrell Miller
8. Carlos Takam
9. Johann Duhaupas
10. Andy Ruiz Jr.


If Dillian Whyte would've been fighting a more meaningful opponent than Malcolm Tann last Saturday he might've cracked the Top 10, but he didn't, and he didn't.

My current heavyweight ranking would be in the hundred thousands probably as I've only just moved up from cruiser.

Probably about the same, but drop Haye, drop Ortiz down 2 places, and add at 10 Christian Hammer or someone.

1. Anthony Joshua
2. Deontay Wilder
3. Joseph Parker
4. Andy Ruiz
5. Luis Ortiz
6. Alexander Povetkin
6. Kubrat Pulev
7. Jarrell Miller
8. Carlos Takam
9. Adam Kownacki
10. Dominic Breazeale

I made this list a few months ago, but I think it's still pretty valid:

1. Anthony Joshua
(2. in shape Tyson Fury)
(2. active Wladimir Klitschko)
3. Luis Ortiz
4. Alexander Povetkin
5. Hughie Fury
6. Joseph Parker
7. Jun Long Zhang
8. Deontay Wilder
9. Andy Ruiz Jr.
10. Kubrat Pulev
11. Carlos Takam
12. Dillian Whyte
13. Dominic Breazeale
14. Johann Duhaupas
15. Daniel Dubois
16. Tyrone Spong
17. Tony Yoka
18. Jarrell Miller
19. Izuagbe Ugonoh
20. Amir Mansour
21. Bryant Jennings
22. Chisora
23. Washington
24. Agit Kabayel
25. Otto Wallin
26. Oscar Rivas
27. Malik Scott
28. Adam Kownacki
29. Senad Gashi
30. Shannon Briggs
31. Marius Wach
32. Tom Schwarz
33. Zhilei Zhang
34. Lucas Browne
35. David Haye
36. Trey Lippe
37. Sergey Kuzmin
38. Alexander Ustinov
39. Simon Kean
40. Trevor Bryan
41. Mladen Miljas
42. Artur Szpilka
43. Robert Helenius
44. Andriy Rudenko
45. Adamek
46. Fransesco Pianeta
47. Erkan Teper
48. Alexander Dimetrenko
49. Bogdan Dinu
50. Michael Wallisch

Quite a few unexpected names perhaps for some and sometimes I expect some triangle winners, where 1 wins from 2, 2 wins from 3, but 3 wins from 1.

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With rankings that odd you could get a job for a boxing org.

Tony1244 wrote:1. Anthony Joshua
2. Deontay Wilder
3. Joseph Parker
4. Andy Ruiz
5. Luis Ortiz
6. Alexander Povetkin
6. Kubrat Pulev
7. Jarrell Miller
8. Carlos Takam
9. Adam Kownacki
10. Dominic Breazeale

Yep, that's close enough. I'd like to see Miller Vs Kownacki or Takam to prove he belongs there

asdfjkl wrote:I made this list a few months ago, but I think it's still pretty valid:

1. Anthony Joshua
(2. in shape Tyson Fury)
(2. active Wladimir Klitschko)
3. Luis Ortiz
4. Alexander Povetkin
5. Hughie Fury
6. Joseph Parker
7. Jun Long Zhang
8. Deontay Wilder
9. Andy Ruiz Jr.
10. Kubrat Pulev
11. Carlos Takam
12. Dillian Whyte
13. Dominic Breazeale
14. Johann Duhaupas
15. Daniel Dubois
16. Tyrone Spong
17. Tony Yoka
18. Jarrell Miller
19. Izuagbe Ugonoh
20. Amir Mansour
21. Bryant Jennings
22. Chisora
23. Washington
24. Agit Kabayel
25. Otto Wallin
26. Oscar Rivas
27. Malik Scott
28. Adam Kownacki
29. Senad Gashi
30. Shannon Briggs
31. Marius Wach
32. Tom Schwarz
33. Zhilei Zhang
34. Lucas Browne
35. David Haye
36. Trey Lippe
37. Sergey Kuzmin
38. Alexander Ustinov
39. Simon Kean
40. Trevor Bryan
41. Mladen Miljas
42. Artur Szpilka
43. Robert Helenius
44. Andriy Rudenko
45. Adamek
46. Fransesco Pianeta
47. Erkan Teper
48. Alexander Dimetrenko
49. Bogdan Dinu
50. Michael Wallisch

Quite a few unexpected names perhaps for some and sometimes I expect some triangle winners, where 1 wins from 2, 2 wins from 3, but 3 wins from 1.

Some good, especially the top 3-4. Otherwise:

H.Fury way too high
Zhang way too high
Pulev too low
Chisora too low

Joshua
Parker
Wilder
(Usyk)
Povetkin
Ortiz
Pulev
Hughie F.
Zhilei
Miller

(note David "My Toe Hurts" Haye is nowhere to been found)

#26

David Haye?

1. Joshua
2. Povetkin
3. Wilder
4. Ortiz
5. Pulev
6. Parker


It descends into mediocrity after this, though one could watch Parker-Cojanu and say that it already started to. Trying to make the list reminds me of how little depth there is in the division..

1. Joshua
2. Wilder
3. Ortiz
4. Parker
5. Pulev
6. Haye
7. H. Fury
8. Breazeale
9. Povetkin
10. Chisora
11. Miller
12. Whyte
13. Ruiz Jr.
14. Duhaupas
15. Ustinov
16. Jennings
17. Hammer
18. Wach
19. Kownacki
20. Teper

Champion
Anthony Joshua

1. Wilder
2. Povetkin
3. Parker
4. Pulev
5. Whyte
6. Miller
7. Breazeale
8. Kownacki
9. Ruiz
10 H. Fury

Tony1244 wrote: ↑30 Mar 2018, 09:25 Champion
Anthony Joshua

1. Wilder
2. Povetkin
3. Parker
4. Pulev
5. Whyte
6. Miller
7. Breazeale
8. Kownacki
9. Ruiz
10 H. Fury

No Ortiz????

asdfjkl wrote: ↑24 Aug 2017, 17:16 I made this list a few months ago, but I think it's still pretty valid:

1. Anthony Joshua
(2. in shape Tyson Fury)
(2. active Wladimir Klitschko)
3. Luis Ortiz
4. Alexander Povetkin
5. Hughie Fury
6. Joseph Parker
7. Jun Long Zhang
8. Deontay Wilder
9. Andy Ruiz Jr.
10. Kubrat Pulev
11. Carlos Takam
12. Dillian Whyte
13. Dominic Breazeale
14. Johann Duhaupas
15. Daniel Dubois
16. Tyrone Spong
17. Tony Yoka
18. Jarrell Miller
19. Izuagbe Ugonoh
20. Amir Mansour
21. Bryant Jennings
22. Chisora
23. Washington
24. Agit Kabayel
25. Otto Wallin
26. Oscar Rivas
27. Malik Scott
28. Adam Kownacki
29. Senad Gashi
30. Shannon Briggs
31. Marius Wach
32. Tom Schwarz
33. Zhilei Zhang
34. Lucas Browne
35. David Haye
36. Trey Lippe
37. Sergey Kuzmin
38. Alexander Ustinov
39. Simon Kean
40. Trevor Bryan
41. Mladen Miljas
42. Artur Szpilka
43. Robert Helenius
44. Andriy Rudenko
45. Adamek
46. Fransesco Pianeta
47. Erkan Teper
48. Alexander Dimetrenko
49. Bogdan Dinu
50. Michael Wallisch

Quite a few unexpected names perhaps for some and sometimes I expect some triangle winners, where 1 wins from 2, 2 wins from 3, but 3 wins from 1.

Hmm, I'd have to make quite a few updates on this

tiny_acres wrote: ↑30 Mar 2018, 09:31

Tony1244 wrote: ↑30 Mar 2018, 09:25 Champion
Anthony Joshua

1. Wilder
2. Povetkin
3. Parker
4. Pulev
5. Whyte
6. Miller
7. Breazeale
8. Kownacki
9. Ruiz
10 H. Fury

No Ortiz????

He hasn't beaten or gone the distance in a close fight like Hughie in so long.