The Super Stacked Heavyweight Era.

Your numbered fighters from 14 to 20 are not top tier fighters at this moment in time, this is a FACT, you believing what they will go on to do does not automatically make them as such.

 

But Jennings and Fury are still competing and winning at a much better level than Dubois, Ugonoh, MORRISON and Arias, etc.

What you believe they will go on to do has no bearing or should have none on them being top 10/20 ranked regardless of them only fighting stiffs so far.

 

you can't have a guy who not fought in 2.5 years as number 2... ffs fury fans are among the worse.

 

It’s better than it was when the klitischko had the division locked down. Not super stacked but if they all mix it up we could see some very good fights.

 

hes not gonna be the same fighter sorry

 

There are maybe half a dozen fighters worth a damn there in a "p4p skills & talent" sense, and of those 1 is a morbidly obese part-timer, one celebrated his 39th birthday a few months ago having just received & failed in his long-awaited chance to prove himself, and yet another is celebrating his own 39th birthday in a few months and has probably seen the window close on him ever becoming a world champion after having received & failed in his own chance 5 years ago.

That leaves two guys that fought a unification this spring that left most fans complaining of boredom, and one American windmilling can-crusher whose record may be at least partially fraudulent.

Yes. Much stacked. Very thrill. So excite.

 

My top 5 and why

1. Anthony Joshua - holds 4 titles, beat Klitschko, beat Parker for the first unification in several years and is undefeated and has shown improvements in boxing ability before the Takam and Parker fights.

2. Deontay Wilder - is not only an undefeated champion but has defended his title for three years, he is probably the divisions most power-fullest puncher in knocking out every opponent he has ever faced.

3. Tyson Fury - undefeated lineal former champion, unorthodox tall and skilled boxer. He wouldn't be in my top 5 if he wasnt going fight this year.

4. Joseph Parker - probably the most durable of the top 5, young, the former champ has only lost a decision to a improved Joshua and should be better from that unification bout.

5. Alexander Povetkin - probably the best technical boxer in the division and also one of the best current boxers to have never won a title. I would've had him at 4th but when I look at his past few fights, he didnt perform like the technician that I admired him for.

I truly believe that those 5 boxers themselves would understand my selections.

 

So. This Efe Ajagba dude might be next up. From Nigeria. 6'5, all ripped up. 5-0 5 KOs. 4 in the first round. Be interesting if he can move along quickly, because AJ would probably be pretty damn interested in fighting him in Nigeria.

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Again YOU are the one mentioning Usyk, ive not brought him up at all because there is no point as you think TREY MORRISON IS BETTER.

Now answer the questions ive asked you flop. If Jennings hasn't got any good wins then what "wins" have the fighters you numbered from 11 to 20 got that gives them such lofty status?

WHAT EXACTLY HAS TREY MORRISON DONE?