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. Tyson Fury - 32(23) 0 1 - next fight: TBA

2. Oleksandr Usyk - 19(13) 0 0 - next fight: 20.08.2022 vs Anthony Joshua - 24(22) 2(1) 0 (#3)

3. Anthony Joshua - 24(22) 2(1) 0 - next fight: 20.08.2022 vs. Oleksandr Usyk - 19(13) 0 0 (#2)

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

5. Joseph Parker - 30(21) 2(0) 0 - next fight: TBA

6. Dillian Whyte - 28(19) 3(3) 0 - next fight: TBA

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

8. Joe Joyce - 14(13) 0 0 - next fight: TBA

9. Luis Ortiz - 33(28) 2(2) 0 - next fight: TBA

10. Martin Bakole - 18(13) 1(1) 0 - next fight: TBA

11. Kubrat Pulev - 29(14) 2(2) 0 - - next fight: 09.07.2022 vs. Dereck Chisora - 32(23) 12(3) 0 (#15)

12. Otto Wallin - 24(14) 1(0) 0 - next fight: TBA

13. Robert Helenius - 31(20) 3(2) 0 - next fight: TBA

14. Frank Sanchez - 20(13) 0 0 - next fight: TBA

15. Dereck Chisora - 32(23) 12(3) 0- next fight: 09.07.2022 vs. Kubrat Pulev - 29(14) 2(2) 0 (#11)

Question: How does Joe Joyce’s (#8) KO win over Christian Hammer (unranked) affect the rankings?

Insignificant win to affect anything. No change.

rhetorical question. it didn't. as is. end of.

DrDuke wrote: ↑03 Jul 2022, 11:19 Insignificant win to affect anything. No change.

whatcha doin right now, duke?

Shame most them middle guys have no fights scheduled.

Wilder should be out this year at least.

Parker fought 3 times last year. Should have at least fought in June/July.. then get out again later this year.

I don’t think we’ll see Whyte this year.

Ruiz vs. Ortiz is set so that’s good.

As for Joyce’s win.

No change.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑03 Jul 2022, 11:34 Shame most them middle guys have no fights scheduled.

Wilder should be out this year at least.

Parker fought 3 times last year. Should have at least fought in June/July.. then get out again later this year.

I don’t think we’ll see Whyte this year.

Ruiz vs. Ortiz is set so that’s good.

As for Joyce’s win.

No change.

Would've thought it'd be more likely that Whyte fights again (be it against Joyce, Dubois, Parker etc) than Wilder.

As for the question - agree, no change

he can take wilders spot
frankly ridiculous that he is 3rd !
its almost 3 years since he won a fight and that was vs grandpa

Absolutely no change.

stevec@france wrote: ↑03 Jul 2022, 11:47 he can take wilders spot
frankly ridiculous that he is 3rd !
its almost 3 years since he won a fight and that was vs grandpa

Yet grandpa is still top 10.

DrDuke wrote: ↑03 Jul 2022, 11:57

stevec@france wrote: ↑03 Jul 2022, 11:47 he can take wilders spot
frankly ridiculous that he is 3rd !
its almost 3 years since he won a fight and that was vs grandpa

Yet grandpa is still top 10.

Gramps will be out soon after the fat kid beats him..

Maybe.

Also.. Wilder is 4th not 3rd.

Joyce Up to 7th
Hammer still out

Joyce down to 9
Hammer? Leave him in the top 50

Don't like it when top 10 fighters continually fight severely overmatched opponents and drop rounds to them wide. That is two in a row where Joyce has been getting lit up before getting the stoppage.

Plus his team wanted none of old man Ortiz after calling the guy out

No change. Joyce still has no resume to speak of

I voted up to 7th and then Ortiz or Ruiz would "overtake" him again after their fight, but I'm honestly perfectly fine to leave everything as it is. The win vs. Hammer was not that important.

CMCanavessi wrote: ↑03 Jul 2022, 16:06 I voted up to 7th and then Ortiz or Ruiz would "overtake" him again after their fight, but I'm honestly perfectly fine to leave everything as it is. The win vs. Hammer was not that important.

The win against Hammer was NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL.
Like the majority of Joyce's wins

By the time his career gets rolling, it will be over. I wish he would have fought Ortiz a couple years back. Guess he wasn't ready to fight grandpa yet.

tiny_acres wrote: ↑03 Jul 2022, 16:17

CMCanavessi wrote: ↑03 Jul 2022, 16:06 I voted up to 7th and then Ortiz or Ruiz would "overtake" him again after their fight, but I'm honestly perfectly fine to leave everything as it is. The win vs. Hammer was not that important.

The win against Hammer was NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL.
Like the majority of Joyce's wins

It did show how dire Joyce's defense is, a sad drop kick like Hammer landing at will on Joyce's face?
Bodes badly for any step up he makes. Hammer gassed after two rounds says it all about this fight.
If anything, I rate Joyce lower after it.

Full 7 min fight here:

I swear it is the correct speed, it just looks to be at 1/4 speed, both these guys are glacier slow

it didnt show anything about joyce we hadnt seen before, if him getting hit is new then you havent watched much of jj. he obviously had 0 respect for hammer's firepower. some people sound exactly like people did when 80 percent thought dubois would run through joycce

he's already fought several guys better than hammer and beat them all, there should be no real worry about how he'd do vs better opposition than that. i'd give him a great shot vs anyone but the very very best of the division

no change

Joyce to 6th. It was defensively poor but he still felt with hammer quicker than most.

Ruiz hasn’t done shit in years, Whyte just got KOd, think it’s fair to sneak Joyce above both.

gregregegg wrote: ↑04 Jul 2022, 01:30 Joyce to 6th. It was defensively poor but he still felt with hammer quicker than most.

Ruiz hasn’t done shit in years, Whyte just got KOd, think it’s fair to sneak Joyce above both.

Hammer wasn't very motivated, and I'd be very surprised if he trained because he gassed out after two rounds and a few dozen punches.
He didn't get back up because he was tired, so even though Joyce ended it quickly I feel it was 80% Hammer's fitness and lethargy.

KiwiRider wrote: ↑04 Jul 2022, 01:54

gregregegg wrote: ↑04 Jul 2022, 01:30 Joyce to 6th. It was defensively poor but he still felt with hammer quicker than most.

Ruiz hasn’t done shit in years, Whyte just got KOd, think it’s fair to sneak Joyce above both.

Hammer wasn't very motivated, and I'd be very surprised if he trained because he gassed out after two rounds and a few dozen punches.
He didn't get back up because he was tired, so even though Joyce ended it quickly I feel it was 80% Hammer's fitness and lethargy.

Hammer just came there for a paycheck. He landed some punches, but after those had no effect he was clueless. He didn't try to box. After he had no success with the scored shots, he quickly backed up to the ropes and corners. His survival gameplan didn't work against Joyce, who can deliver better than the most of Hammer's recent opponents.

DrDuke wrote: ↑04 Jul 2022, 01:59

KiwiRider wrote: ↑04 Jul 2022, 01:54

gregregegg wrote: ↑04 Jul 2022, 01:30 Joyce to 6th. It was defensively poor but he still felt with hammer quicker than most.

Ruiz hasn’t done shit in years, Whyte just got KOd, think it’s fair to sneak Joyce above both.

Hammer wasn't very motivated, and I'd be very surprised if he trained because he gassed out after two rounds and a few dozen punches.
He didn't get back up because he was tired, so even though Joyce ended it quickly I feel it was 80% Hammer's fitness and lethargy.

Hammer just came there for a paycheck. He landed some punches, but after those had no effect he was clueless. He didn't try to box. After he had no success with the scored shots, he quickly backed up to the ropes and corners. His survival gameplan didn't work against Joyce, who can deliver better than the most of Hammer's recent opponents.

True.
My point was it felt like more Hammer than Joyce ending the fight.
It's not like Joyce stopped him, Hammer gassed and quit.

it kinda is like joyce dropped him 4 times and stopped him

KiwiRider wrote: ↑04 Jul 2022, 02:11

DrDuke wrote: ↑04 Jul 2022, 01:59

KiwiRider wrote: ↑04 Jul 2022, 01:54
Hammer wasn't very motivated, and I'd be very surprised if he trained because he gassed out after two rounds and a few dozen punches.
He didn't get back up because he was tired, so even though Joyce ended it quickly I feel it was 80% Hammer's fitness and lethargy.

Hammer just came there for a paycheck. He landed some punches, but after those had no effect he was clueless. He didn't try to box. After he had no success with the scored shots, he quickly backed up to the ropes and corners. His survival gameplan didn't work against Joyce, who can deliver better than the most of Hammer's recent opponents.

True.
My point was it felt like more Hammer than Joyce ending the fight.
It's not like Joyce stopped him, Hammer gassed and quit.

Anyway, Hammer felt his Joyce' pressure and power. He was able to go full distance against other top fighters without getting seriously hurt. This time he was, but it indeed looked like he wasn't finished and tried to quit instead.