Heavyweight top ten looking something like this now?

Glazkov lost to Malik Scott, why are people rating him above Jennings??

 

Would be good to get a number 1 contender but the top ten still looks very weak

 

I think it's actually alright. A healthy Haye and Helenius in the mix would help significantly, but a top 5 of Wlad, Povetkin, Fury, Wilder, and Pulev (put em in whatever order you like after Wlad and Povetkin) looks pretty good.

 

Very close to how i have it. Bump Jennings to #5. Spilzka's victory over Adamek helps make Jennings' resume better than Glazkov's. I'd probably rank Tony Thompson ahead of Mike Perez.

Speaking of Perez, turns out he fights Ding on 2/5.

 

Fair enough. They probably weigh 190 on fight night and look like the boogeyman. I wouldn't mind watching them fight Lebedev, Drozd, or Huck.

 

Wlad is the Champion. Has been for many years.

 

That depends.

On the merits of the action, that fight was a draw.

The edge went Jennings on the basis of a point deduction that most agreed was unwarranted.

Still, if we go by official results, he got the W and on that basis, is reasonably fairly placed.

I would reverse 2 and 3 (Bermane is a better scalp than anything my favourite gypsy has taken so far).

Apart from that, the list looks good.

 

Povetkin and Fury over Wilder? Lmmfao...

 

One guy will shift the charts this year...David haye it's coming out soon!

 

Cunningham in top 10? :huh

 

its beyond mental, :thumbsupits stupidity :deal

 

I like Solis, such a shame he can't stay in a good shape. Waste of talent

 

According to the new Ring ratings, Wilder is promoted to #2, Stiverne went down to #6. Povetkin still #1, Pulev #4, Jennings #5.

The Ring still has Arreola inside the top 10 for some strange reason, and obviously Takam is missing.

 

So beating 32 tomato cans and 1 ranked guy who wandered around the ring like a zombie and barely swung back puts you above Perez, Cunningham, Pulev, Jennings, Charr and Takam? I know the HW division is a joke but come on.