Haye beat Valuev, Ruiz, Chisora, Barrett, at Heavyweight which is comparable to Wilder's best wins honestly. Add in Haye's Cruiserweight achievements and you could be right.
When he beats Usyk and Joshua he will be top 10 without a doubt. The era sucks, so can't put him top 5, but definitely top 10 Usyk is overrated as f..k.right now on this forum. The cruiser division wasn't that hot and he has 2 good wins vs Aj A prime mike Tyson would absolutely kill usyk and I would pick Holyfield to do him also
Usyk has beaten more world champions in 21 fights than big ugly flabby hairless ape Belly and The Dosser have combined in over 80 fights And even worse, both Belly and The Dosser have only beaten one prime world champion a piece in all those fights: Belly's being The Dosser who is by far the biggest hype job world champ in recent memory and is pure PBC smoke and mirrors and who who only held the belt for as long as he did because the WBC are in bed with Haymon and rigged their ranking with binmen And The Dosser's being a sick Stiverne who is one of the worst HW champs of all time even when healthy and has never beaten a single world champion himself
Who has Usyk beat who Fury wouldn't skin alive and wear their skin as a trophy? You're getting too high on your chazz witherspoon TKO
Actual prime skilled world champions his size or way bigger, and he's not been dropped multiple times by complete featherfists and bums or needed a gift from the judges to get past morbidly obese domestic level carpet fitters, 0-0-0 rank novice MMA fighters, and featherfisted vikings. And he's not had to foul his way to victory against cotton bud fists CW he vastly outweighs. Can't believe I was ever a fan of that grotesque fat pig, let alone a big one. He's a disgusting person.
Honestly, I think it's better even without the cruiserweight achievements - Valuev may have been limited but he was extremely durable and tends to be underrated... He's still far better than Ortiz - and to be honest so was Ruiz. And as for Chisora, he went 50/50 with both the man who 12-0 humiliated Wilder AND the man Wilder flat out refused to fight. Wilder just gets way too much credit for how limited and chicken livered he was.
A huge super-heavyweight beating a man he calls "the middleweight" won't mean much. There are weight divisions for a reason. But if Usyk beats the huge "Belly" despite the size difference, that will put Usyk high on the ATG rankings.
Imagine if Usyk makes Fury look stupid and clumsy and bats him all around the ring the entire night instead. Imagine if "the middleweight" times glass chin Fury and it turns out that this 225lb dude actually hits much harder than Tyson expected? Imagine if Fury has to scrape himself off the floor against a guy that he knows he can't outbox? Imagine instead, that it's Usyk that gets the ATG ranking and Fury that retires with the stigma of ducking his hard rematches and AJ? Ooofff that could suck.
Who cares? Everyone's subjective ranking is different. Fury could knock Usyk out of the ring, over the top rope on the very first punch and some people will still claim he's a bum. Fury can and probably will become undisputed champ but some people will rationalize why that isn't true. People dogged Lennox his whole carreer, they called Ali feather fisted even when he was knocking people out. They made Johnson wander the world because he was black. Whatever
Just read a post here, more or less here stating:- “Who has Usyk beaten that Fury wouldn’t beat?” Note the term “wouldn’t”. Fury’s resume has been heavily built on speculation, not actual fighting. Here’s one, AJ. If Fury did beat Usyk, he doesn’t inherit the credit for Olek’s own two victories over AJ. In beating Ali, Ken Norton certainly did absorb credit for Ali’s achievements otherwise. Whilst a fighter is still active, his ranking as an ATG can move incrementally up or down. Why pretend that Fury’s perceived ATG ranking didn’t drop dramatically when struggled with and got dropped on his *** by a debutant. To drop Fury down some more rungs, AJ levelled that same debutant in less than 2 rounds. A single win over Usyk doesn’t even necessarily catch Tyson up to his perceived ATG ranking as it stood prior to his facing Ngannou, let alone elevate him from that pre Ngannou fight platform.