The pound ranking of the ring: a complete review is needed: why inoue, crawford and others must leave

The ring today launched its updated list of the pound per pound, and the order must be completely checked. They have at the right type in number 1 position with oleksandr usyk, but after it, the list falls into chaos.

P4P reconstruction

The list falls apart in places #2 and #3, with Naoya Inoue and Terence Crawford occupying those positions. None of those types have quality curriculum to support them in positioned so highly. I will fix it for the ring By eliminating Inou Crawford because they lack the quality of profits to qualify on the list.

Inoue’s best victory is against a 36 -year -old Donaire, and almost lost to him. All victories in Inoue’s career have arrived against types such as TJ Doheny and Ye Joon Kim.

THE NEW LIBRA BY RING UPDATED LIBRA

1. Oleksandr Usyk
2. Naoya Inoue
3. Terence Crawford
4. Dmitry Bivol
5. Artur Benerbiev
6. Jesse Rodríguez
7. Canelo Alvarez
8. Gervonta Davis
9. Together Nakatani
10. Devin Haney

Crawford, Inoue, Dmitry Bivol and Devin Haney must be completely eliminated from the list. The unified semi -marked weight champion Bivol is a fighter too boring to be on the list too. In addition, his victory over Artur Beterbiev last Saturday was questionable, and many believed he was endowed.

Haney has not won a fight in two years and comes from a defeat against Ryan. I should not be on the pound list by Libra unless the failure is the essential. Devin has that controversial victory over Vasily Lomachenko, and some feel that he left his with the retention he did when he repeatedly hurt in his fight against Jorge Linares.

My list

1. Oleksandr Usyk
2. Canelo Alvarez
3. David Benavász
4. Jesse Rodríguez
5. Ji Opea
6. Janibek Alikhakhanuly
7. Gervonta Davis
8. Ryan García
9. Rafael Espinoza
10. Jaron Ennis

Benavész deserves to be qualified for his recent victory over David Morrell and his courage. It is more worthy of a fight against Canelo than Crawford, who has never fought in 168