So who is PFP Number 1

[Boxing56]

Who do you think is PFP number 1 out of the three great fighters. Usyk, Crawford or Inoue

[The Big Dunn]

IMO, Usyk. I am moving Crawford down to #3 because of inactivity since Spence.

Inoue has been on a great run. The only run better imo is Usyk since Glowacki. He cleaned out CW and Hwt, becoming undisputed in both divisions.

I am also going with Usyk because of how he beat Fury. Fury was the bigger, stronger longer man coming in. He was in tremendous shape. He was well ahead on the cards after 5. Usyk just kept coming and mowing him down.

Given the context, When you earn a comeback win like that over a proven, undefeated, top 8 p4p champion like Fury, you can’t do anything else.

Kudos to Usyk.

[IronDanHamza]

Usyk, hands down.

[hugh grant]

If you think usyk is no1, there's nothing wrong with that. I d thought inoue would be a better choice to fulfil the spirit.
If you believe Inoue was usyks size usyk would win then that's reasonable idea, but I believe a 220lb inoue would be frightening, too scary to even contemplate
I think inoue would prevail though, so I'll stick with inoue

[STREET CLEANER]

I mentioned after the fight that Usyk is #1 in my book.

[Simurgh]

Among these it is Usyk that is consistently beating fighters significantly heavier and bigger than him; so if we go by the definition of pound for pound, it is clearly Usyk.

[sensfulviolence]

I like Monster bc he destroys his opponents, incl. very good opponents like Fulton, in his 4th weight class.

I would not quibble if Usyk is considered #1 p4p. They are both in ATG territory now.

Bud needs to up his activity to keep pace with them.

[Smash]

i dont usually think about the p4p spot & couldnt separate bud or inoue but i think usyk has eclipsed the others now, he cleaned out 2 hard divisions to clean out & he did it

[Smash]

when i say clean out he still has pretty tough contenders there but he beat the top 2 guys and robbed their belts and he did it by moving up, becoming mando, going through that, win rematch and then big unification fight with a hard guy to get in the ring at times, fury, not easy things to do and he did it in 2 divisions and mostly if not all on the road as well, amazing really

[Elheath]

Right now it should be Usyk-Inoue-Crawford in that order. HOW Crawford wins against Madrimov would determine if he goes up above Inoue but it still likely won't be enough to go past Usyk.