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Heavyweight Rankings Without Fury!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Wilder and Parker?
no matter how much of a fanboi you are, that is a ton of Kool Aide to drink.
Wilder is an easier sell as yes he is the WBC holder (in recess), Parker though? Takam was his best win I think.
If simply judging on form, I will even agree that AJ deserves to be far higher than the two.
Pulev vs Parker would be a really good fight, slight advantage Pulev.
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Originally posted by MaksBox View PostWilder and Parker?
no matter how much of a fanboi you are, that is a ton of Kool Aide to drink.
Wilder is an easier sell as yes he is the WBC holder (in recess), Parker though? Takam was his best win I think.
If simply judging on form, I will even agree that AJ deserves to be far higher than the two.
Pulev vs Parker would be a really good fight, slight advantage Pulev.
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Rankings seem legit.
Although not a fan of Haye being anywhere up there - based on activity (or lack of), plus quality of opposition recently, he's way off where he needs to be. A name but no substance lately.
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Originally posted by Scholar View PostThis list seems very subjective. Personally I'd say Alexander Povetkin hurt himself by ducking Deontay Wilder. As a result I'd put Wilder #2.
David Haye is ranked way too high.
What is the significance of a top 40?
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01.) Wladimir Klitschko, 64-4 (53 KO)
02.) Deontay Wilder, 37-0 (36 KO) WBC
03.) Alexander Povetkin, 30-1 (22 KO) (17th Dec, B. Stiverne)
04.) Anthony Joshua, 17-0 (17 KO) IBF (10th Dec, E. Molina)
05.) Luis Ortiz, 25-0 (22 KO) (12th Nov, M. Scott)
06.) Joseph Parker, 21-0 (18 KO) (10th Dec, A. Ruiz, Jr.)
07.) Kubrat Pulev, 23-1 (12 KO) EBU (European)
08.) Lucas Browne, 24-0 (21 KO)
09.) Bermane Stiverne, 25-2-1 (21 KO) (17th Dec, A. Povetkin)
10.) Johann Duhaupas, 34-3 (21 KO) WBC Silver
It also makes it easier to digest if you put a space inbetween each group of ten.
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Originally posted by Scholar View Post01.) Wladimir Klitschko, 64-4 (53 KO)
02.) Deontay Wilder, 37-0 (36 KO) WBC
03.) Alexander Povetkin, 30-1 (22 KO) (17th Dec, B. Stiverne)
04.) Anthony Joshua, 17-0 (17 KO) IBF (10th Dec, E. Molina)
05.) Luis Ortiz, 25-0 (22 KO) (12th Nov, M. Scott)
06.) Joseph Parker, 21-0 (18 KO) (10th Dec, A. Ruiz, Jr.)
07.) Kubrat Pulev, 23-1 (12 KO) EBU (European)
08.) Lucas Browne, 24-0 (21 KO)
09.) Bermane Stiverne, 25-2-1 (21 KO) (17th Dec, A. Povetkin)
10.) Johann Duhaupas, 34-3 (21 KO) WBC Silver
It also makes it easier to digest if you put a space inbetween each group of ten.
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C'mon Sadiq what's going on?
Your #1 and #2 ranked boxers haven't competed in over 12 months.
You spelt Johann Duhaupas' surname wrong.
Charles Martin is retired and in a worse mental state than Tyson Fury.
Other than that, we have a big night of Heavyweight boxing!
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Originally posted by Scholar View PostC'mon Sadiq what's going on?
Your #1 and #2 ranked boxers haven't competed in over 12 months.
You spelt Johann Duhaupas' surname wrong.
Charles Martin is retired and in a worse mental state than Tyson Fury.
Other than that, we have a big night of Heavyweight boxing!
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