Dillian whyte should be ranked 2 in the division now

Nope,
Aj and DW are 1/2 he's 3

 

FYI: DW us in a BETTER steak, trimt elsewhere

 

You can’t be ranked over the WBC champion who has iced Ortiz, when you yourself have no belts.

Whyte should face Wilder if he thinks he can beat him. He has a defeatist attitude as far as AJ is concerned and would lose again to AJ.

 

You could make an argument that he's #3, considering the win over Parker is more relevant than Ortiz's win over Jennings, or Povetkin's now less impressive win over Takam, but anything more than that is a considerable reach. And I'm anything but a Wilder fanboy, if anything I'm one of his more persistent critics.

For me, Whyte announced himself as a top contender, no more, no less. He took a step ahead of Pulev, Miller and Breazeale and nestled in his rightful place along side Ortiz, Povetkin and Parker, but still below Joshua (1) and Wilder (2); he's now one of four tier 2 HWs. With a less lenient ref, whom would actually be capable of deducting points for consistent fouls you could make every argument that Parker would have won that fight and were it not for home town advantage it would have been pretty close to a 50/50 fight pitching Parker's athleticism against Whyte's unrelenting heart.

My top 10 would probably look something like this;

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Chisora just about creeps in as his win over Takam is better than anything guys like Ruiz, Kownacki, or Jennings have done recently.

 

C - Tyson Fury (I only recognise the lineal champ - deal with it).

1. Anthony Joshua (IBF, WBA & WBO champ)
2. Deontay Wilder (WBC champ)
3. Olek Usyk (Undisputed cruiser champ)
4. Alexander Povetkin (Has he got a big win left in him? I think he might.)
5. Luis Ortiz (Yeah he's old, but I'm not sure how many below him can actually beat him.)
6. Jarrell Miller (I've been high on this guy for a while. Like Whyte, he's stringing the wins together. I think he's got a bit more overall ability - a subjective judgement on my part.)
7. Dillian Whyte (Good string of wins but was probably 20 seconds away from getting beaten tonight. Keep it real.)
8. Joseph Parker (Falls out of the top 5 for the first time in a while. He'll move back up when he starts winning again.)
9. Dominic Breazeale (I'm one of the few who gives him a decent chance against Wilder. He's better than he was when he fought Joshua.)
10. Tony Bellew (Earned his spot after the wins against Haye & is willing to keep it by fighting Usyk.)

Plenty of worthy types on the periphery who could go in with a decent win.

 

1. Joshua
2. Wilder
3. Usyk
4. Povetkin
5. Ortiz

 

Whyte just took Parker's place, but he's still at the bottom of the top 5.

1. Wilder
2. Joshua
3. Ortiz
4. Povetkin
5. Whyte

 

I don’t think anyone would pick Whyte to beat Tyson Fury.

 

Povetkin hasn't lost since 2013.

1. AJ
2. Povetkin
3. Wilder
4. Whyte

 

Whyte vs Wilder was set up nicely a year ago. Wilder ran like an olympic sprinter because he doesn't want that work.
Whyte steals Wilder's dreams of a cash out payday vs AJ.

The body snatcher bodies Wilder with ease.

 

AJ
Povetkin
Whyte
Wilder

Fixed.