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Current ranking:
Oleksandr Usyk - 25(16) 0 0 - next fight: TBA

2. Agit Kabayel - 27(19) 0 0 - next fight: TBA

3. Daniel Dubois - 23(22) 3(3) 0 - next fight: TBA

4 . Joseph Parker - 36(24) 4(2) 0 - next fight: TBA

5. Fabio Wardley - 19(18) 1 1 - next fight: TBA

6. Efe Ajagba - 21(15) 1(0) 1 - next fight: TBA

7. Tyson Fury - 36(25) 2(0) 1 - next fight: TBA

8. Frank Sanchez - 26(19) 1(1) 0 - next fight: TBA

9. Filip Hrgovic - 20(15) 1(1) 0 - next fight: 29.08.2026 vs. Moses Itauma - 14(12) 0 0 - (#11)

10. Justis Huni - 13(7) 1(1) 0 - next fight: TBA

11. Moses Itauma - 14(12) 0 0 - next fight: 29.08.2026 vs. Filip Hrgovic - 20(15) 1(1) 0 - (#9)

12. Deontay Wilder - 45(43) 4(3) 1 - next fight: TBA

13. Rico Verhoeven - 1(1) 1(1) 0 - next fight: TBA

14. Murat Gassiev - 34(27) 2(0) 0 - next fight: TBA

15. Richard Riakporhe - 20(16) 1(0) 0 - next fight: TBA

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Question: After this weekends results, how are the rankings affected following Fury's friendly stoppage over Wach, Anthony Joshua's comeback KO win over Prenga and Vladyslav Sirenko's last second KTFO win over Wallin?

Keep it easy to read.

If you can put votes as following:

Fury remains/stays at #7
Joshua enters at #15
Sirenko enters at #13

discuss..

No changes

Joshua enters at #12, he at least still has his power

Fury down to #13, he looked rather slow against an old, very faded opponent.

Sirenko remains out.

1. Oleksandr Usyk
2. Daniel Dubois
3. Agit Kabayel
4. Tyson Fury
5. Fabio Wardley
6. Joseph Parker
7. Frank Sanchez
8. Murat Gassiev
9. Efe Ajagba
10. Deontay Wilder
11. Anthony Joshua
12. Richard Torrez
13. Richard Riakporhe
14. Moses Itauma
15. Justis Huni

Fury moves up to #4 dropping which drops Wardley to #5. No changes to the rest of the Top 10.

Joshua enters at #11 dropping everyone from #11 thru 15 down one notch, and dropping Hrgovic out of my Top 15.

Obviously the winner Hrgovic/Itauma will be entering the Top 10 in a big way after their upcoming bout. In the meantime, Hrgovic is on the outside looking in on my Top 15.

Sirenko remains out, but I appreciate the upset as it won me some money

Fury looked truly awful*, getting rounds in (and buzzed) against a washed up Wach who Itauma stopped in 2. Ridiculously poor performance, off the back of looking bad in his last fight. BUT I can't put him lower than Wilder, so I'll stick him in a #11 (below Itauma).

Joshua's chin is a major major concern now. But his power is still there. I'll put him at #12 just above Wilder and Verhoeven, who technically has yet to register a win this decade.

Sirenko stays out. Wallin isn't the same guy who had an easy night with Gassiev three years ago

Basically, a bottom order of
10. Itauma (WWWWW)
11. Fury (WLLWW)
12. Joshua (WWLWW)
13. Wilder (WLLWW)
14. Verhoeven (WL)
15. Gassiev (LWWWW)


*Btw, did anyone else notice something off about the footage on Seconds Out? Something up with the speed or framerate. Wach was twitching like a middleweight

Fury having beat one top 50 in the last 4 years is tough for me to grapple with being in 7th.... and i think he was poor vs wach, even if it was sparring...

But honestly the top 15 is just diabolical at the moment,... not even saying our list is wrong, just the division is cooked...

riachpor, gassieve, rico, moses, have never beat a top 30 heavyweight...Parker is banned, wilder and fury are well past it... I cant recall an efe win of note in the last 2 years... Usyk is semi retired, Wardly just copped a beating so bad that if the rematch goes the same it will retire him...

wait when da fug did riakporhe make it in....this is for beating jaime tkv?

The era is in a slump. Usyk is awesome but getting ready to call it a career.
Fury, Joshua and Wilder are all but washed up.
Quite a few up and coming fighters that we don;t know how good the really are.

Hopefully it gets better. The only division of the original 8 weight limits that is worse at the moment is Middleweight. Which is the worst middleweight era I've ever seen

It's not uncommon for the Heavyweight division to be a mess following the reign of a dominant Champion. The puzzle gets scrambled again, and takes awhile to be reassembled. With various promotional interests all trying to get a slice of the pie.

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑Today, 01:12 wait when da fug did riakporhe make it in....this is for beating jaime tkv?

Yep. TKV's win over Clarke is better than most heavyweights have recently. That's how slim the pickings are the moment due to the lack of competitive fights.

tiny_acres wrote: ↑Today, 14:40 The era is in a slump. Usyk is awesome but getting ready to call it a career.
Fury, Joshua and Wilder are all but washed up.
Quite a few up and coming fighters that we don;t know how good the really are.

Hopefully it gets better. The only division of the original 8 weight limits that is worse at the moment is Middleweight. Which is the worst middleweight era I've ever seen

We still have Itauma, Kabayel, Dubois, Wardley, Jalolov, Gassiev, Ajagba, Huni, Teremoana, Opetaia and possibly Benavidez.

We still have a few more years of Parked, Hrgovic, Okolie, Sanchez and possibly Ramirez and CBS.

There might not be an obvious dominant all time great champion in this era but there's definitely enough entertaining fights there if it's all done right. They just need to face each other. I think it could be a competitive era, even if it's not the highest quality one.

joshj909 wrote: ↑Today, 14:53

tiny_acres wrote: ↑Today, 14:40 The era is in a slump. Usyk is awesome but getting ready to call it a career.
Fury, Joshua and Wilder are all but washed up.
Quite a few up and coming fighters that we don;t know how good the really are.

Hopefully it gets better. The only division of the original 8 weight limits that is worse at the moment is Middleweight. Which is the worst middleweight era I've ever seen

We still have Itauma, Kabayel, Dubois, Wardley, Jalolov, Gassiev, Ajagba, Huni, Teremoana, Opetaia and possibly Benavidez.

We still have a few more years of Parked, Hrgovic, Okolie, Sanchez and possibly Ramirez and CBS.

There might not be an obvious dominant all time great champion in this era but there's definitely enough entertaining fights there if it's all done right. They just need to face each other. I think it could be a competitive era, even if it's not the highest quality one.

And who knows we may have an All Time great somewhere in that bunch. It takes time to prove whether or not you're one of those.