At the age of 38, only eight quarrels in their 12 -year -old supporter career’s heavyweight chapter, Olexander UCIC are finally beginning to get their flowers.

Usyk (24–0, 15 kos), 6-Foot-3 Southpo from Ukraine, once again traveled to the enemy’s territory last Saturday. He made the second straight stoppage of Daniel Dubois Dubois’s home in front of 96,000 people at the Vambali Stadium in the city London. The victory allowed usyk to become an undisputed heavyweight champion for the second time (when he was snatched from his IBF title last year, a mandatory challenge in favor of Remach immediately with Tyson Fury).

Already a 2012 Olympic gold medalist and the first four-belt in the cruiserweight, the unilateral disintegration of the recently rejuvenated dubois, the public opinion’s opinion appears to be a correct twist in the court of whether Usyk is in a position as one of the top 10 heavyweight in boxing history.

Instead of looking for a box against disastrous power and fresh intensity, the Dubois was brought to the table, with former champion Anthony Joshua’s fifth round knockout removed only one battle out, UCIC chose to leave after that. The performance showed that when he talks about strategy, ring IQ, Footwork and Perfect punch placement, how ahead of the game is ahead of that game.

When usyk first went to heavyweight in 2019 after becoming the final champion in the World Boxing Super Series Cruiserweight tournament in 2019, the hope was that Usyk was very young for this super heavyweight era. Critics felt that he was efficient to win a single world title in the right matchup, but that a lack of one-punch power would become an obstacle.

All usyk has since been done, which is defying obstacles on its way to win two wins over Dubois, Fury and Joshua. And the one who makes his crazy even more crazy is that he is getting better and more efficient with the victory of each success.

It is enough to consider among the top pound-for-pound-pound boxers for any time, any time, any time, any time, any time, any time, at any time. But during a time to be an almost universal option for the top location in which contemporary legends like Naoya Inoue, Dmitry Bivol, Terence Crawford and Canelo Alvarez make it more special only.

As long as there is an active usyk left in boxing, fans can find out that they are looking at an all -time great athlete and competitive, not to mention someone who is as honored for his commitment to his God, country and family as he does for his tireless work in the gym.

Pound ranking for pounds

1. Olexandra user

Natural Heavyweight Champion (24-0, 15 kos) | Previous Ranking: No. 1

Usyk’s professional run is as decorated as it is perfect. Former undisputed cruiserweight champion reached a similar position in heavyweight for the second time in July, when he brutally dropped Daniel Dubois in his rematch. Usyk has completed more as a supporter through 24 quarrels than anyone else in history and now, only eight in the heavyweight, 38 -year -old, Tyson Fury, Anthony Fury, Anthony Joshua and Dubois have two wins on Dubois.

2. Naoya Inau

Undisputed Junior Fedarweight Champion (27-0, 25 kos) | Previous Ranking: No. 2

The four-Division Champion, which has reached the undisputed position in two different weight classes, continued his mythological acquisition in January when he abolished late replacement in four rounds in Tokyo. “The Monster” returned to America in May when he got out of deck Finish a brave raman CardensusInaua is expected to close 2025 with two additional fights, including his debut in Saudi Arabia.

3. Dimitri bivol

Undisclosed light heavyweight champion (24-1, 12 kos) | Previous Ranking: No. 3

Despite just decreasing against Artur Bertbiev through a majority decision in his undisputed struggle in October, Bevol replaced the table in his February Remach after four months. Saying that they simply need to “more,” Bivol only ralled in the second half and Catching Betterbiev in Round 12A trilogy fight, which is rumored to push by 2026, seems to be the next.

4. Terence Crawford

WBA Junior Middleweight Champion (40-0, 29 kos) | Previous Ranking: No. 4

In July 2023, in a long -awaited return from his disintegration of Aarrol Space Junior, Crofford rose by 154 pounds Narrowly hold WBA Champion Israel Madrimov Last summer. Subsequently, Crawford is ready to take the most difficult test of his Pro Career, when he extends two weight classes to challenge the undisputed super middleweight champion Kenalo Alverages on 13 September in Las Vegas.

5. Jessie “Bam” Rodriguez

Integrated Junior Banomvet Title Holder (21-0, 14 kos) | Previous ranking: number 6

24 -year -old Fenome from San Antonio became shy by 50% of her power shots 115-Pound Titleholder Juan Francisco Disciplines to Estrada last July. Rodriguez returned to Philadelphia in November to rescue his junior Banomweight title by stopping Pedro Guevara. An integration match against Phumlela Kaifu of South Africa is on 19 July.

6. Artur bertbiev

Light Heavyweight (21-1, 20 KO) | Previous ranking: 5

Four months after defeating Dimitri Bivol to become the first four-belt undisputed champion in the history of 175-pounds, the Bettarbiev was just less in his February rematch through the majority decision. At the age of 40, Berbiev still showed enough motor to grow in round 12 to cut the bivol, but would need to wait for redemption in a trilogy bout, which is expected in early 2026.

7. Kennelo Alverez

Integrated Super Middleweight Champion (62-2-2, 38 kos) | Previous Ranking: No. 7

Alwarz remains an electric rod for criticism in ways that now go above David Benavidez’s shameless avoidance. The Mexican icon, who signed a four-fight deal with Turkish Allashikh earlier this year, launched his Saudi Arabia in May, which turned into a stunning performance in May against IBF title William Skull. It was worse than a rare matchJeet set Alvarez for a September performance against Terence Crawford at Eligiant Stadium in Las Vegas on Netflix.

8. David benavidez

Interim Light Heavyweight Title Holder (29-0, 24 kos) | Previous ranking: number 8

Disappointed by waiting for his shot at Kennelo Alveraz, “El Monster” had gained weight to carry forward former champion Olexander Gavozdech last year and Unbeaten David Moral Jr. in JanuaryBenvidez was upgraded by integrated champion Dimitri Bivol to the full WBC titleholder in 175 pounds after being selected to pursue a trilogy bout against Artur Betterbiev. He will make his first defense against Anthony Yarde in his Saudi Arabia in November.

9. Shakur Stevenson

WBC Lightweight Champion (24-0, 11 KO) Previous ranking: NR

Two years of criticism and demonstrations are considered boring, Stevenson showed what he is really able to do in an exciting July Unbeaten mandatory challenge William win over ZepedaStevenson was more inclined to stand in a fire line to take off his own combinations from inside. Stevenson also compared Floid Mayweather how well he dodged the fiery fire.

10. Junto Nakatani

WBC Banomweight Champion (30-0, 23 kos) | Previous ranking: 9

A two-division Title Holder, Japan’s natives have become a breakout star after going to 118 pounds and winning four titles with four knockouts. Nakatani rescued his WBC title in February when he needed only three rounds to eliminate David Caular 28–0. Superfites against Naoya Inoue or Jesse “Bam” Rodrigue can occur in the future of exciting Southpo.

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honorable mention: Davis, Tefimo Lopez Junior, Tyson Furry, Jeron Anis, Keshavan Davis