From the last 25 years, which fighters has Usyk surpassed on the all-time P4P list?

From these retired non-heavyweight fighters (save for late career Toney) who have competed since the last time there was an undisputed heavyweight king, which fighters, if any, do you now think Usyk has surpassed on the all-time pound-for-pound list?

 

Wanted some filler for the poll. I think Usyk has surpassed him by some distance.

 

I really do think Hopkins-Usyk is an interesting discussion. I'm conceptualizing the comparison in two parts: (1) their middleweight/cruiserweight runs and (2) their light heavyweight/heavyweight runs. Hopkins has more filler on his resume and a far longer reign as a middleweight champion than Usyk did at cruiserweight. The top names are better, too, but neither were natural middleweights. De La Hoya, in particular, never won a fight at middleweight on most scorecards. Trinidad beat Joppy, but didn't do much else. So are they really better than prime Briedis and Gassiev at their natural weights? I think the answer is categorically "no" for De La Hoya, at least. I'm fine with somebody saying Trinidad is the best win between them at these weights. Then you get into the comparison between Johnson, Joppy, Eastman, Allen, Holmes, Lipsey and Glowacki, Huck, Hunter, Bellew, Mchunu.

Comparing their second acts, Hopkins was a freak of nature being able to compete well into his 40s. It's underappreciated IMO. And again, he has more names and a longer list of victories than Usyk has at heavyweight (Tarver, Wright, Pavlik, Pascal, Cloud, Shumenov, shot Jones). But Usyk has the monumental win over Fury giving away 40 pounds and the two wins over a naturally bigger Joshua. Hopkins had to overcome substantial age disparities, while Usyk had to overcome substantial size disparities. I will say that Hopkins as a light heavyweight never reached the heights Usyk has, where he is now largely recognized as the P4P king. I think he was more vulnerable to a wider variety of styles and fighters than Usyk has been during his heavyweight run, as his athleticism and stamina faded considerably into his 40s.