Usik learned his place in the updated ranking of the strongest boxers of the world

A reputable journal The Ring Updated the rating of the strongest boxers of today, regardless of the weight category (P4P). The changes touched athletes who occupied positions from the seventh to the tenth.

Former world-middleweight world champion (up to 63.5 kg) Devin Hayney (31-0, 15 KOs), who took a ninth position, flew out of the top ten because of the unconvincing victory in the last duel. Instead of the American, his compatriot appeared in the ranking, the winner of the WBC title in the heavyweight weight David Benavides (31-0, 15 KO).

World Champion in Sigh Weightweight Alexander Usik continues to take first place on the prestigious list. His main competitors – Japanese Naoya Inoe and American Terence Crawford – occupy the second and third place, respectively.

Rating the strongest boxers of the world regardless of weight category (brackets indicate a place in the previous version):

(1) Alexander Usyk (23-0, 14 KO)

(2) Naoi Inove (30–0, 27 KO)

(3) Terans Crawford (41–0, 31 KOs)

(4) Dmitry Bivol (24–1, 12 Kz)

(5) Arthur Beterbiyev (21–1, 20 KO)

(6) Jesse Rodriguez (21-0, 14 ko)

(8) Dunto rolled (30–0, 23 KO)

(7) Saul Alvarez (63–2–2, 39 KO)

(10) Kenshiro Teraji (25–1, 16 KO)

( -) David Benavides (31–0, 15 KO)