If Heavyweight rankings were strictly lineal

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  1. tee_birch

    tee_birch Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Im with you - thanks for clarifying
     
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  2. kriszhao

    kriszhao Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    that list had so much more talent then the current rankings.
     
  3. SimonLock

    SimonLock Member Full Member

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    Quick correction, Szpilka has been inactive for over 2 years so it's Otto Wallin at #20 instead.
     
  4. 'Warpath'

    'Warpath' New Member Full Member

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    Nice work. Have you got other divisions?
     
  5. Veerbone

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    10) Ali Eren Demirezen

    What happened to this guy? I watched a couple of his fights and thought he was going to be a gatekeeper at least.
     
  6. SimonLock

    SimonLock Member Full Member

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    New Lineal Top 20:

    1) Oleksandr Usyk
    2) Tyson Fury
    3) Anthony Joshua
    4) Andy Ruiz Jr
    5) Dillian Whyte
    6) Joseph Parker
    7) Zhilei Zhang
    8) Deontay Wilder
    9) Robert Helenius
    10) Kacper Meyna
    11) Adam Kownacki
    12) Luis Ortiz
    13) Martin Bakole
    14) Jared Anderson
    15) Charles Martin
    16) Derek Chisora
    17) Joe Joyce
    18) Lawrence Okolie
    19) Lukasz Rozanski
    20) Otto Wallin
     
  7. DaRealJT

    DaRealJT Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Jarrell Miller almost (and should have) secured himself 4th spot
     
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  8. SimonLock

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    New Lineal Top 20:

    1) Oleksandr Usyk
    2) Tyson Fury
    3) Daniel Dubois
    4) Anthony Joshua
    5) Andy Ruiz Jr
    6) Dillian Whyte
    7) Joseph Parker
    8) Zhilei Zhang
    9) Deontay Wilder
    10) Robert Helenius
    11) Kacper Meyna
    12) Adam Kownacki
    13) Luis Ortiz
    14) Martin Bakole
    15) Jared Anderson
    16) Charles Martin
    17) Derek Chisora
    18) Joe Joyce
    19) Lawrence Okolie
    20) Lukasz Rozanski
     
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  9. CMCanavessi

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    What happens if instead of the losing fighter going down 1 place (and all of the fighters below), you just switch winner and loser?

    So for example figher A ranked 3 loses to figher B ranked 10, new rankings: B 3 and A 10, the rest is unchanged
     
  10. SimonLock

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    New Lineal Top 20:

    1) Oleksandr Usyk
    2) Tyson Fury
    3) Daniel Dubois
    4) Anthony Joshua
    5) Andy Ruiz Jr
    6) Moses Itauma
    7) Dillian Whyte
    8) Fabio Wardley
    9) Joseph Parker
    10) Agit Kabayel
    11) Zhilei Zhang
    12) Deontay Wilder
    13) Kacper Meyna
    14) Adam Kownacki
    15) Luis Ortiz
    16) Martin Bakole
    17) Jared Anderson
    18) Derek Chisora
    19) Filip Hrgovic
    20) Joe Joyce
     
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  11. like a boss

    like a boss Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    No Agit Kabayel?

    He's beaten Zhang and Chosora (from the list) plus Sanchez, Makmudov, Rudenko etc.
     
  12. SimonLock

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    He's at #10
     
  13. like a boss

    like a boss Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I was looking at the list in your opening post. The one you referred to as 'the current Heavyweight rankings'.

    (#10 in that list is Ali Eren Demirezen and I can't see Agit Kabayel there)

    Apologies I just noticed how old that list is in the opening post. Hadn't seen this thread before and assumed it was a new(ish) one. That first list was 'current' 18 months ago.

    (Agit Kabayel did beat Chisora in 2017 too)
     
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  14. theanatolian

    theanatolian Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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  15. themostoverrated

    themostoverrated Active Member Full Member

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    So, if Usyk chooses to face #20 for the next five years and beats them, he remains #1?