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  • ShaneMosleySr
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    #1

    Rank the heavyweights

    1. Tyson Fury

    I would pick him to get knocked out in the Wilder rematch but I thought he won the first fight big. He also beat Wladimir Klitschko when Klitschko was unbeatable.

    2. Deontay Wilder

    He has a (disputed) draw against the number one guy and knocked out the best technical boxer in the division (Luis Ortiz) twice.

    3. Luis Ortiz

    Has only lost one round in his entire career, the fifth round against Wilder in the first fight. He’s completely dominated the competition and I would expect him to beat everyone except Wilder in this division.

    4. Andy Ruiz

    Ruiz’s resume was thin and he wasn’t ranked by anyone earlier this year... but then he knocked out Anthony Joshua.

    5. Anthony Joshua

    Joshua has some very good wins in his career so far, like Dillian Whyte, Joseph Parker, Alexander Povetkin and Wladimir Klitschko. But he lost badly to Ruiz, who was unranked by everyone at the time.

    6. Jarrell Miller

    Many won’t rank him because of the steroids... I don’t care. He beat Gerald Washington way worse than Wilder did and beat Bogdan Dinu way worse than Kubrat Pulev did.

    7. Dillian Whyte

    Whyte’s lone loss was to Joshua and he has good wins over Oscar Rivas and Joseph Parker, although both were life and death type fights.

    8. Kubrat Pulev

    Pulev has been nothing but impressive since his lone loss to Wladimir Klitschko.

    9. Joseph Parker

    Parker looked bad in his loss to Joshua and went life and death in a loss to Whyte, but his (disputed) win over Ruiz looks great now.

    10. Alexander Povetkin

    Povetkin has only lost to Wladimir Klitschko and Anthony Joshua and has looked very good against everyone else.
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    #2
    Originally posted by ShaneMosleySr
    1. Tyson Fury

    I would pick him to get knocked out in the Wilder rematch but I thought he won the first fight big. He also beat Wladimir Klitschko when Klitschko was unbeatable.

    2. Deontay Wilder

    He has a (disputed) draw against the number one guy and knocked out the best technical boxer in the division (Luis Ortiz) twice.

    3. Luis Ortiz

    Has only lost one round in his entire career, the fifth round against Wilder in the first fight. He’s completely dominated the competition and I would expect him to beat everyone except Wilder in this division.

    4. Andy Ruiz

    Ruiz’s resume was thin and he wasn’t ranked by anyone earlier this year... but then he knocked out Anthony Joshua.

    5. Anthony Joshua

    Joshua has some very good wins in his career so far, like Dillian Whyte, Joseph Parker, Alexander Povetkin and Wladimir Klitschko. But he lost badly to Ruiz, who was unranked by everyone at the time.

    6. Jarrell Miller

    Many won’t rank him because of the steroids... I don’t care. He beat Gerald Washington way worse than Wilder did and beat Bogdan Dinu way worse than Kubrat Pulev did.

    7. Dillian Whyte

    Whyte’s lone loss was to Joshua and he has good wins over Oscar Rivas and Joseph Parker, although both were life and death type fights.

    8. Kubrat Pulev

    Pulev has been nothing but impressive since his lone loss to Wladimir Klitschko.

    9. Joseph Parker

    Parker looked bad in his loss to Joshua and went life and death in a loss to Whyte, but his (disputed) win over Ruiz looks great now.

    10. Alexander Povetkin

    Povetkin has only lost to Wladimir Klitschko and Anthony Joshua and has looked very good against everyone else.
    I'd swap Miller and AJ, otherwise I agree with this list.

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    • JakeTheBoxer
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      #3
      1. Fury
      2.Wilder
      3.Ruiz
      4.Joshua
      5.Whyte
      6. Parker
      7. Povetkin
      8. Kownacki
      9. Ortiz
      10.Pulev

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      • wakikihockey
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        #4
        1. Wilder
        2. Joshua
        3. Fury
        4. Usyk
        5. Ruiz

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        • Dariusz
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          #5
          Where's Kownacki who beat Washington much quickier Than Wilder and Miller and beat Szpilka much quickier than Wilder ? Besides it putting cheats as Miller or Whyte is not proper.

          My list:
          1. Wilder
          2. Ruiz
          3. Joshua
          4. Fury
          5. Kownacki
          6. Parker
          7. Pulev
          Last edited by Dariusz; 11-24-2019, 03:28 PM. Reason: adding own list

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          • RJJ-94-02=GOAT
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            #6
            Originally posted by ShaneMosleySr
            1. Tyson Fury

            I would pick him to get knocked out in the Wilder rematch but I thought he won the first fight big. He also beat Wladimir Klitschko when Klitschko was unbeatable.

            2. Deontay Wilder

            He has a (disputed) draw against the number one guy and knocked out the best technical boxer in the division (Luis Ortiz) twice.

            3. Luis Ortiz

            Has only lost one round in his entire career, the fifth round against Wilder in the first fight. He’s completely dominated the competition and I would expect him to beat everyone except Wilder in this division.

            4. Andy Ruiz

            Ruiz’s resume was thin and he wasn’t ranked by anyone earlier this year... but then he knocked out Anthony Joshua.

            5. Anthony Joshua

            Joshua has some very good wins in his career so far, like Dillian Whyte, Joseph Parker, Alexander Povetkin and Wladimir Klitschko. But he lost badly to Ruiz, who was unranked by everyone at the time.

            6. Jarrell Miller

            Many won’t rank him because of the steroids... I don’t care. He beat Gerald Washington way worse than Wilder did and beat Bogdan Dinu way worse than Kubrat Pulev did.

            7. Dillian Whyte

            Whyte’s lone loss was to Joshua and he has good wins over Oscar Rivas and Joseph Parker, although both were life and death type fights.

            8. Kubrat Pulev

            Pulev has been nothing but impressive since his lone loss to Wladimir Klitschko.

            9. Joseph Parker

            Parker looked bad in his loss to Joshua and went life and death in a loss to Whyte, but his (disputed) win over Ruiz looks great now.

            10. Alexander Povetkin

            Povetkin has only lost to Wladimir Klitschko and Anthony Joshua and has looked very good against everyone else.
            Completely agree with your top 5.

            Miller isn’t a top 10 guy IMO but the rest are pretty much interchangeable tbh.

            I consider Usyk unranked but he’ll inevitably become a top 5 guy also IMO.

            My list:

            1. Fury
            2. Wilder
            3. Ortiz
            4. Ruiz
            5. AJ
            6. Pulev
            7. Whyte
            8. Parker
            9. Povetkin
            10. Kownacki

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            • BIG GUNZ
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              #7
              1. Wilder
              2. Fury
              3. Ruiz
              4. Joshua
              5. Ortiz
              6. Whyte
              7. Pulev
              8. Miller
              9. Parker
              10. Povetkin

              Usyk to me is still technically unranked at heavyweight so I didn’t add him.

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              • Rusty Tromboni
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                #8
                Originally posted by Dariusz
                Where's Kownacki who beat Washington much quickier Than Wilder and Miller and beat Szpilka much quickier than Wilder ? Besides it putting cheats as Miller or Whyte is not proper.

                My list:
                1. Wilder
                2. Ruiz
                3. Joshua
                4. Fury
                5. Kownacki
                6. Parker
                7. Pulev
                He's passed out after dirnking too much vodka and puking on his addidas.

                Fury meanwhile, is #1. He beat Wlad, Wilder (your number 1), and Wallin.

                No one can compare to that.

                Ever.

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                • Robbie Barrett
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                  #9
                  If Fury wasn't robbed would Wilder be in any of your top 3s? I don't think so.

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                  • eco1
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                    #10
                    1-Fury
                    2-the others

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