Current top ten heavyweights

This list isn't bad at all. I would change up the order some and drop Eddie Chambers off it completely. Carlos Takam definitely deserves to be in the top 10. He fought Mike Perez to a draw but I thought he should've won a close decision. He also beat Tony Thompson recently. I need some time to create my own top ten. Wlad Povetkin Pulev Stiverne Fury Takam Perez Jennings Chisora Wilder Better list.The HW Division is loaded right now. 1 Vladdy KO 2 Stiverne 3 Povetkin 4 Pulev 5 Wilder 6 Fury 7 Jennings 8 Perez 9 Glazkov 10 Takam 11 Chisora 12 Martin 13 Helenius 14 Browne 15 Adamek 16 Ruiz 17 Arreola 18 Kauffman And up-and-comers: Parker Joshua Washington Breazaele Heaven Teper Rekowski Kownicki Kayode Usyk (he'll be a force at HW) Dorticos Glazkov for Chisora and Wilder at # 5.

1) Klitschko 2) Bermane Stiverne 3) Kubrat Pulev 4) Dereck Chisora (only lost to Vitali and Haye in recent times, has been on a good streak lately. I think he'll beat Fury) 5)Audley Harrisson 6) Carlos Takam. (I think he could have got the decision against Mike Perez, he beat a still good Tony Thompson) 7) Povetkin 8) Deontay Wilder 9) Tyson Fury 10) Tony Thompson.

Chambers is actually back and in great shape, even training with Fury. Based in UK England. Chambers you underrate, he would easily be KING at Cruiser. He is a top dawg at HW, beats most HWs. Remember, even Vlad almost couldn't KO him until Steward rushed him and made Vlad KO him with a goddamn JAB in the 12th round! I know he's in the UK, I saw him at a fight card lol but he is years past his best man, he's nothing but a glorified sparring partner now. if this list was something to do with the division some 5-6 years ago, then you could possibly have him in a top 10

1. Vladimir 2. Alexander Povetkin 3. Kubrat Pulev 4. Bermane BEWARE Stiverne 5. Bryant Jennings 6. Mike Perez 7. FAST Eddie Chambers 8. Steve USS Cunningham 9. Tyson Fury 10. Deontay Wilder Not a terrible list, but I have a couple of complaints: 1) Pov over Kobrata is debatable. Pov's best wins (Byrd and Chambers) were very long ago. 2) Jennings is way too high. I would rank him around #8-10. 3) Chambers shouldn't be there at all. His last significant fight was a loss to Adamek two years ago. I would replace him with either Takam or Glazkov. 4) Fury (as much as I hate his guts) is too low. He should be around #5. 5) Where is Chisora?

What's the difference between Takam's resume and Jennings/Perez? His resume is better than Wilder's. Thompson is older but he would be the best win for a lot of guys in the division. Also, Takam should've gotten the decision over Perez. I don't see how Jennings, Perez or Wilder can be on the list but not Takam. What's Arreola's best win in the last 3 years? Best win ever? Jennings beat Szpilka, a good prospect. And Liakhovic. I don't think he would. Thompson gets a lot of credit for beating David Price, but other than that - he's really not done much. I didn't see the Perez fight, so can't really comment on that - but I from what I've seen of Takam, I think Perez and Jennings have impressed me more. Challenged for the "heavyweight championship" LOL then put Chagaev in your top 10 and also Fres Oquendo LMAO. TT beat Solis who also "challenged for the heavyweight championship" and has faced WK for the real belt twice. Beat David Price twice too, a guy who all the british were hyping and now are trying to pretend they never had faith in him... Takam is top 10 if Perez is. TT > Mr. Magoo Ps: "gave a Stiverne a good fight". He lost, that's what matters at the end. Ray Austin also gave Stiverne a good fight but nobody cares. OK 'A' heavyweight title then. Arreola still has a pretty good resume and has fought some good guys, and is a good fighter. Solis was a bum. I said this long before he fought VK and even TT. He simply is not dedicated enough, and it didn't surprise me one little bit that TT beat him. I'm not even sold on Perez being in the top 10 anyway. I don't know what the fuss is, just don't think Takam is either. If Perez is in, he's probably #10 for me.

Arreola has challenged for the heavyweight title? He gave Stiverne a good fight. Takam beat TT? Wow, the guy is like 42 years old and 260 pounds of flab. He would need one or two wins to get into my top ten. His resume is atrocious I think. Challenged for the "heavyweight championship" LOL then put Chagaev in your top 10 and also Fres Oquendo LMAO. TT beat Solis who also "challenged for the heavyweight championship" and has faced WK for the real belt twice. Beat David Price twice too, a guy who all the british were hyping and now are trying to pretend they never had faith in him... Takam is top 10 if Perez is. TT > Mr. Magoo Ps: "gave a Stiverne a good fight". He lost, that's what matters at the end. Ray Austin also gave Stiverne a good fight but nobody cares.

Arreola has challenged for the heavyweight title? He gave Stiverne a good fight. Takam beat TT? Wow, the guy is like 42 years old and 260 pounds of flab. He would need one or two wins to get into my top ten. His resume is atrocious I think. What's the difference between Takam's resume and Jennings/Perez? His resume is better than Wilder's. Thompson is older but he would be the best win for a lot of guys in the division. Also, Takam should've gotten the decision over Perez. I don't see how Jennings, Perez or Wilder can be on the list but not Takam. What's Arreola's best win in the last 3 years? Best win ever?

He clearly beat Helenius. I think so too, but I didn't want to sound too crazy.. You know, tough crowd like YOU lot lol

Del Boy is not the best by far, but he is much better than record suggests.. He atleast drawed Helenius.. He did alright against VK.. He was doing well against Haye until caught.. He fought hard with Fury too, it's not fully conclusive. He clearly beat Helenius.

Takam should be well ahead of Arreola. What has he even done lately? He lost to Stiverne twice and beat an unproven Seth Mitchell. Takam just beat Thompson and should've gotten the decision over Perez as well. Arreola has challenged for the heavyweight title? He gave Stiverne a good fight. Takam beat TT? Wow, the guy is like 42 years old and 260 pounds of flab. He would need one or two wins to get into my top ten. His resume is atrocious I think.

Can't see Takam being in the top ten. I would replace him with Arreola and put him nearer the bottom. But otherwise, much more thorough list and I can go along with this. Delboy took Scott's 0 and beat Kingpin and put him down in the process. Took the EBU title from Gerber, who's not special but at least on par with someone like Pianeta. Add to that he gave both Helenius, Fury, Vitali and Haye some tough fights leading up to that. He has a well deserved spot in the top ten. Takam should be well ahead of Arreola. What has he even done lately? He lost to Stiverne twice and beat an unproven Seth Mitchell. Takam just beat Thompson and should've gotten the decision over Perez as well.

Del Boy is not the best by far, but he is much better than record suggests.. He atleast drawed Helenius.. He did alright against VK.. He was doing well against Haye until caught.. He fought hard with Fury too, it's not fully conclusive.

Lennox ducked the Vitali rematch. Right... What does that have to do with the 'current' heavyweights?

Mostly due to his longevity and recent win over Mansour. Plus he floored Fury and was actually winning that one too if not for Fury bullying, elbowing, etc. Fury easily beat Cunningham I thought. That KD was imo due to nothing more than Fury clowning around. Cunningham is a great boxer, Fury is just too damn big and a good boxer.

You should rank a fighter based on his current accomplishments, not his potential or something he did years ago. No, Chambers should not be in the top ten list since I can't remember what his last big win was My list: 1. Wlad 2. Stiverne 3. Povetkin 4. Pulev 5. Fury 6. Jennings 7. Takam 8. Chisora 9. Perez 10. Wilder Can't see Takam being in the top ten. I would replace him with Arreola and put him nearer the bottom. But otherwise, much more thorough list and I can go along with this. So why is del boy there when he beat a string of bums since having what, 4 losses in a row? You can put Davey haye on that list then. Delboy took Scott's 0 and beat Kingpin and put him down in the process. Took the EBU title from Gerber, who's not special but at least on par with someone like Pianeta. Add to that he gave both Helenius, Fury, Vitali and Haye some tough fights leading up to that. He has a well deserved spot in the top ten.

I agree with this ^. Spot on. Lennox ducked the Vitali rematch.

You should rank a fighter based on his current accomplishments, not his potential or something he did years ago. No, Chambers should not be in the top ten list since I can't remember what his last big win was My list: 1. Wlad 2. Stiverne 3. Povetkin 4. Pulev 5. Fury 6. Jennings 7. Takam 8. Chisora 9. Perez 10. Wilder I agree with this ^. Spot on.

You should rank a fighter based on his current accomplishments, not his potential or something he did years ago. No, Chambers should not be in the top ten list since I can't remember what his last big win was My list: 1. Wlad 2. Stiverne 3. Povetkin 4. Pulev 5. Fury 6. Jennings 7. Takam 8. Chisora 9. Perez 10. Wilder So why is del boy there when he beat a string of bums since having what, 4 losses in a row? You can put Davey haye on that list then.

come on man, CHambers? when was the last time he fought a live dog? 2 years ago I think? lol your ridiculous Chambers is actually back and in great shape, even training with Fury. Based in UK England. Chambers you underrate, he would easily be KING at Cruiser. He is a top dawg at HW, beats most HWs. Remember, even Vlad almost couldn't KO him until Steward rushed him and made Vlad KO him with a goddamn JAB in the 12th round!

FAST Eddie is overall more accomplished and is a very top contender to anyone. He is very sharp. Wilder is only there due to his undefeated record, Fury too. Fury slightly above Wilder due to better competition. Fury will beat Chisora again, Chisora is somewhere in top 20. You should rank a fighter based on his current accomplishments, not his potential or something he did years ago. No, Chambers should not be in the top ten list since I can't remember what his last big win was My list: 1. Wlad 2. Stiverne 3. Povetkin 4. Pulev 5. Fury 6. Jennings 7. Takam 8. Chisora 9. Perez 10. Wilder