Do you think a new weight limit/class is necessary for heavyweight?

This has probably been discussed before multiple times, but in the light of the last decades where huge guys like Lennox Lewis & Klitschko bros dominating the heavyweight division, do you think a new weight class or a modification of current weight limits is necessary? (as cruiserweight limit changed to 200lbs from 190, in 1980)

I mean Lewis and Wlad are over 2 meters/6'6'' tall, and over 240lbs/110kg. On the ring you can see they obviously belong to a different weight class. It's almost like putting a Welterweight in front of Kovalev and expect the little dude to beat the beast. Sure some nature freaks like Mike Tyson can achieve success from now and then, but it's obvious that guys under 1.90m/6'3'' and under 100kg/220lbs will be often destroyed by the Wlad/Lewis type giants for the upcoming decades in the heavyweight division.

It can either be a new oversized weight class for 220lbs/100kg+ or a super cruiserweight class between cruiserweight and 220 (numbers are debatable of course)

Any thoughts?

 

I proposed this because rules are meant to be changed whenever needed in every sport. There was a time when 1.90m/6'3'' and 200lbs/90kg was considered a huge guy, and weight limits were set accordingly. With advancing technology in nutrition and better understanding of the human anatomy, those limits have been long broken. They can't fulfill today's classification needs.

In other weight classes, the limit between the upper and lower class is only a few pounds, so an opponent can either be taller or bulkier, can't be both. In heavyweight on the other hand, you can have an opponent 20cm taller and 50lbs heavier, which makes a fight quite uneven. The smaller guy is left with no weapon especially when the taller guys abuse their hight with constantly clinching to keep the opponent away.

Anyway, I do believe a new super heavyweight class is necessary for the sake of the sport. I also believe it will be put in place sooner or later. I just think they shouldn't wait until heavyweight division gets boring to a point people will stop watching it, which definitely shows sign of it in the last 15 years, or in other words, since the downfall of Tyson.