Usyk learned his place in the ranking of the strongest boxers of today

A reputable journal The Ring Updated the rating of the strongest boxers of today, regardless of the weight category (P4P). There was only one change in the top ten, all the leaders retained their positions.

WBC World Champion Dzunto is rolled (31-0, 24 KO) from Japan met with his compatriot Rosuke Nishida on June 8 in Tokyo and took away the title of IBF. This victory allowed Boxer to rise from eighth to seven.

World Champion in Sigh Weightweight Alexander Usik continues to take the first position in the prestigious rating. His main competitors – Japanese Naoi Inoe and American Terence Crawford – are second and third, respectively.

It is worth noting that by the end of the year, the P4P list can take serious changes, as the three leaders will have their duels (Usik – Duba, Crawford – Alvarez, Inoe – Akhmadaliev). It all depends on the results of these fights.

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)

(7) Dunto rolled (31–0, 24 ko)

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

(8) Saul Alvarez (63–2–2, 39 KO)

(9) Kenshiro Teraji (25–1, 16 KO)

(10) David Benavides (31–0, 15 KO)

📋 Junto Nakatani and Jesse Rodriguez Swap Places in the Ring’s Latest Pound-Foror-Pound Rankings.

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– Ring Magazine (@ringmagazine) June 12, 2025