haha You are Japanese right? Hence the biased agenda Cruiserweight at that time was full of big punching killers and Usyk went through them all and did it in their backyards!! He then went up to heavyweight undersized giving up loads of weight and unifies in Joshuas backyard The difference in weight between the cruiser and heavyweight division is massive! Its very rare for someone to be able to successfully do that. Add in Usyks achievements as a amateur (Golds in every major tournament) and it's very clear Usyk is a true great fighter, very special Usyks resume is far better than Inoues and his achievements far greater. There's no argument to be had here.
Naoya "Monster" Inoue 24-0-0 (21 KO) 17-0 (15 KO) in Title Fights 87.5% KO Rate 138 Rounds Boxed — lost only 6 rounds (officially, on scorecards) in his career for a 95.65 win percentage 36 Knockdowns 57% of KOs are from head shots 43% of KOs are from body shots 65% of KOs are with his left hand 35% of KOs are with his right hand Let me know Usyk's statistics.
Consensus might say Usyk is # 1 P4P but i believe that Inoue is. Usyk has fought once a year for the last 4 years, i cannot view a once a year fighter as the P4P #1. I understand there were certain reasons for this, but a world title might be put into storage but for me not the P4P status.
Usyk has fought the better Competition. His resume sets him apart from Inoue, hes a true Roadwarrior!