Is Gervonta Davis the most overrated boxer of the current decade?

I voted 'Not Sure' only because Wilder had 40+ fights and the only world title holder he faced was Stiverne before his bout vs Fury. And every world champion he fought after he lost to.

 

No, Devin Haney is

 

Your definition of life & death is laughable pal.. Chenko WIDE UDd Campbell.. so wtf you even on about? As for Usyk Chisora LMAO.. Delboy basically got schooled too.. neither of those fighters dropped or got close to beating the two Ukrainian fellas.. keep tryna make out they did all u want but only a petty hater or butthurt fanboy in a pathetic attempt to rewrite history cos his little homosexual PBC pumpkin got exposed would try push that BS .. stop deflecting, Davis is a joke. Took a knee, then went & asked his team for a cope cuddle.. don't compare that **** to those two legends ever again.

 

Then Haney it is.

 

Semantics will always keep a conversation going.....lol.

I'm pretty sure you know most people are simply looking at over the last 10 years. But okay....You got it...lol.

 

He’s definetly the #1 cherrypicker of the last 10 years. As far as being the most overrated, I’d say It’s between him and Josh Taylor.

Wilder name mentioned in this thread but diehard fans always knew him for what he was, a modern day version of Ernie Shavers with better management.

 

Unfair to mention Spence IMO - he actually beat some good fighters but Crawford was his kryptonite.

Wilder had his fair share of detractors, so did Devin Haney. A lot of people didn't rate them at their best.

Gervonta takes the number 1 spot for me. Also, Anthony Joshua was super overrated at one point, but he was more of a marketable guy.

With Loma, there was no doubt he was very talented but I'd use the word 'underachiever'.

 

I forgot about Josh Taylor. He was definitely overrated, but it's hard to not give credit to a guy who becomes undisputed in the division by beating the best guys.

 

Underrated shout.

 

Spence was severely overrated. Even after his brutal defeat, some publications still had him in the top 10 P4P list. He was as high as #7 post Crawford beating and then he dropped off for good.

 

Modern Boxing is full of overrated fighters. Only very few genuinely stand out and deserve the acclaim they get. That is why I don't believe in a top 10 p4p. There ain't enough elite fighters to fill it.

 

Jamel Herring won a CLEAR UD over Lamont Roach while Tank struggled to get a MD that many believe was a gift

 

being a p4p great does not mean that you can beat fighters a lot bigger then you naturally it means all things being equal you are better, Lomachenko was fighting and beating champions a lot bigger then him and that is a negative? lol.