Ring P4p Classification: Why David Benavidez should be #1 instead of #10

The ring came out with their latest rank of pound for a pound, with one remarkable addition: WBC lightweight heavyweight champion David Benavidez added to the list #10, and Shakur Stevensons, WBC Lightweight Champion, moved to #9.

Benavidez undeniable 1st.

Benavidezam (30-0, 24 kos) should be in 1st place in place because he has the best recent victory David MorrelHe also dominated the 168 -pound division in the area, beating all the newcomers before moving up to 175. His first win in the lightweight division came against former champion Oleksandr Gvozik. It was impressive.

Terence crawford inactivity problem

Ring p4p The list requires complete overhaul because it depends on whether the right rank is. They have inactive Once a year fighterTerence Crawford, #3. It’s too high. Since 2019, Crawford, 37, has not struggled enough, and his resume is too weak to be in the top 10 at all.

Updated Ring P4P List

1. Oleksand Usyk
2. Naoya inoue
3. Terence crawford
4. Dimitry Bivol
5. Arthur Beterbiev
6. Jesse ‘bam’ rodriguez
7. Junto nakatani
8. Canelo Alvarez
9. Shakur Stevenson
10. David Benavidez

Oleksandr Usik must be moved down from 1st, because his recent recent victories are against British destroyers, excessively mountain, Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury. Both of these guys are in the mid -1930s and have been washed for at least four years. In addition, none of them have won the elite fighters in their resumes, unless you count 40 -year -old Vladimir Klitschko.

New pound for a pound

1. David Benavidez
2. Canelo Alvarez
3. Oleksand Usyk
4. Arthur Beterbiev
5. Jesse ‘the bam’ rodriguez
6. Ji opea
7. Andy Cruise
8. Janibeks alikhakhanuly
9. Agit kabayel
10. David Morrel

Who guilty to Shakur Stevenson

Again, Crawford did not make my advanced list due to his inaction and due to poor resumption. Shakur Stevenson also did not create my list because he lacks a quality victory since moving to light division. I wasn’t surprised by his malicious Floyd Mayweather JR imitationIn his recent victory over William Zeped on July 12th.