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aicheligad wrote: ↑10 Oct 2021, 11:36 1. Tyson Fury - 31(22) 0 1 - next fight: TBA

2. Oleksandr Usyk - 19(13) 0 0 - next fight: TBA

3. Anthony Joshua - 24(22) 2(1) 0 - next fight: TBA

4. Deontay Wilder - 42(41) 2(2) 1 - next fight: TBA

5. Dillian Whyte - 28(19) 2(2) 0 - next fight: 30.10.2021 vs Otto Wallin - 22(14) 1(0) 0 - (#14)

6. Andy Ruiz Jr - 34(22) 2(0) 0 - next fight: TBA

7. Joe Joyce - 13(12) 0 0 - next fight: TBA

8. Michael Hunter - 20(14) 1(0) 1 - next fight: TBA

9. Joseph Parker - 29(21) 2(0) 0 - next fight: 18.12.2021 vs Dereck Chisora - 32(23) 11(3) 0 - (#13)

10. Kubrat Pulev - 28(14) 2(2) 0 - next fight: TBA

11. Luis Ortiz - 32(27) 2(2) 0 - next fight: TBA

12. Tony Yoka - 11(9) 0 0 - next fight: TBA

13. Dereck Chisora - 32(23) 11(3) 0 - next fight: 18.12.2021 vs Joseph Parker - 29(21) 2(0) 0 - (#9)

14. Otto Wallin - 22(14) 1(0) 0 - next fight: 30.10.2021 vs Dillian Whyte - 28(19) 2(2) 0 - (#4)

15. Óscar Rivas - 27(19) 1(0) 0 - next fight: 22.10.2021 vs Bryant Jennings - 24(14) 4(2) 0 - (unranked, inactive)

Question: How are the rankings affected by Tyson Fury's KO 11 win over Deontay Wilder?

My vote: Fury to #2, Wilder #4.

DrDuke wrote: ↑10 Oct 2021, 11:40 What about considering Helenius and Sanchez?

bobcatbox wrote: ↑10 Oct 2021, 12:01 Fury stays at 1
Wilder to 6
Helenius to 9
Sanchez to 10
Ajagba, Kownacki, Anderson and Tereshkin stay out

Cyclops wrote: ↑10 Oct 2021, 12:16

bobcatbox wrote: ↑10 Oct 2021, 12:01 Fury stays at 1
Wilder to 6
Helenius to 9
Sanchez to 10
Ajagba, Kownacki, Anderson and Tereshkin stay out

I want Ortiz and Pulev out of the top 10 too but I'm not so desperate to do it to put Helenius in there. He's shown his level and he isn't a top 10 guy: he knocked out Kownacki in 4 well over a year ago and has done nothing since. It was fun to watch but it isn't especially meaningful in my opinion.

peter barlow wrote: ↑10 Oct 2021, 11:44 Only reason youd have Usyk above Fury is based of Cruiserweight achievements

joshj909 wrote: ↑10 Oct 2021, 12:43

Cyclops wrote: ↑10 Oct 2021, 12:16

bobcatbox wrote: ↑10 Oct 2021, 12:01 Fury stays at 1
Wilder to 6
Helenius to 9
Sanchez to 10
Ajagba, Kownacki, Anderson and Tereshkin stay out

I want Ortiz and Pulev out of the top 10 too but I'm not so desperate to do it to put Helenius in there. He's shown his level and he isn't a top 10 guy: he knocked out Kownacki in 4 well over a year ago and has done nothing since. It was fun to watch but it isn't especially meaningful in my opinion.

Since 2017, Pulev has beaten Kevin Johnson, Hughie Fury, Bogdan Dinu and Rydell Booker.

Since 2017, Luis Ortiz has beaten Daniel Martz, Razvan Cojanu, Travis Kauffman, Christian Hammer and Alexander Flores.

Neither have had any significant wins for several years. Their best wins are Jennings and Chisora, several years ago, and are not that significant.

ironbeard wrote: ↑10 Oct 2021, 13:18 Anyone BUT Fury would not been allowed to continue v Wallin. Usyk would slice and dice Wallin.

Wallin is the ONLY decent opponent that Fury has fought besides Wilder post meltdown.

Usyk is #1 until proven otherwise.

Take your credibility comments and shove them up, down or sideways in your orifice of choice.

HomicideHenry wrote: ↑10 Oct 2021, 12:59 Fury #1 and Usyk #2

No offense to the people who are making Fury number two but let's be honest here the version of Wilder last night would have absolutely knocked the crap out of Anthony Joshua.

Fury is still the lineal heavyweight champion of the world and there is no denying that and outboxing the mechanical man like Joshua who already lost embarrassingly in the past does not make Usyk number one.

ironbeard wrote: ↑10 Oct 2021, 13:18 Anyone BUT Fury would not been allowed to continue v Wallin. Usyk would slice and dice Wallin.

Wallin is the ONLY decent opponent that Fury has fought besides Wilder post meltdown.

Usyk is #1 until proven otherwise.

Take your credibility comments and shove them up, down or sideways in your orifice of choice.

ironbeard wrote: ↑10 Oct 2021, 13:18 Anyone BUT Fury would not been allowed to continue v Wallin. Usyk would slice and dice Wallin.

Wallin is the ONLY decent opponent that Fury has fought besides Wilder post meltdown.

Usyk is #1 until proven otherwise.

Take your credibility comments and shove them up, down or sideways in your orifice of choice.

Mexi-Box wrote: ↑10 Oct 2021, 13:25

HomicideHenry wrote: ↑10 Oct 2021, 12:59 Fury #1 and Usyk #2

No offense to the people who are making Fury number two but let's be honest here the version of Wilder last night would have absolutely knocked the crap out of Anthony Joshua.

Fury is still the lineal heavyweight champion of the world and there is no denying that and outboxing the mechanical man like Joshua who already lost embarrassingly in the past does not make Usyk number one.

Say what you want about Joshua, but the guy has beaten: Pulev, Povetkin, Whyte, Ruiz Jr., Parker, and Klitschko. He fought Usyk.

I'm not a fan of his, but he's fought everyone in the division while Fury and Wilder have been holding the WBC belt hostage the entire time. Him and Wilder is still a toss-up. Joshua took bombs from Klitschko who arguably hits just as hard or even harder than Wilder. It's not like Joshua is some untested can.