Strange how neither Hrgovic, EddieHearn nor Kalle Sauerland arent protesting IBF for Fury-Usyk fight

I'm sorry, but you are talking some absolutely bol*****.
Hrgovic becomes mandatory when he "beats" Zhang. He didn't even beat him to be fair, and that should have been a loss in his record, draw at best, and or worst IBF should have ordered a rematch. Anyway don't want to discuss that topic of Zhang anymore, but this is 1 factor.

You don't even know when Usyk vs Fury will fight, whether they will have a rematch, but you are talking about some imaginer 4-5 years, which is again nonsenses and completely untrue.

Even if somehow Fury and Usyk took the whole 2024 year for their matches/rematches, which is the absolutely worst case scenario, Hrgovic will get his chance at worst early 2025.
He become mandatory on 20 August 2022. You do the work and explain to me how that is 4-5 years waiting?
At worst he will have to wait 2 and a half years.

And it's not because anyone is ducking him, but because Fury was a diva and stretched the Undisputed fight.

As far as the other points, since he became mandatory, Hrgovic has just 1 fight. And again there should not be excuse to not fight 1-2 more time, while waiting for his chance.

As far as AJ, who the heck is considering him as number 1 exactly ? This is completely untrue. And do you for real compare AJ and his resume to Hrgovic, cause that will be even more silly.
And if we had to be honest McKean ain't much better than Franklin. Franklin at least have decent cardio and solid, solid chin.

And again if Hrgovic is for real a number 1, then he shouldn't have a problem with opponents ranked below him.
And i'm not suggesting he should fight AJ or Wilder, but a top 10 contenders, as there is plenty where Hrgovic could stay busy and should not have much trouble on paper if he is as good as his ranking suggested.

 

He fought 5 days ago

 

Being from a different corner of the globe, it's safe to say that the majority of our "casual boxing enthusiasts" were largely unfamiliar with Deontay Wilder until he started associating himself with Anthony Joshua. Then it wasn't until Wilder fought Fury that his name was widely known Internationally.

To put it bluntly, Joseph Parker's skill set may not be considered elite (nor should it), whether in his prime or at any other point. However, one could make a case that his track record is at least on par with Wilder's, if not slightly superior. And that's coming from one of Parker's bigger critics...

Is Wilder's resume embarrassingly poor? Yes.

Let's not forget, in the biggest win of his career the fight was halted at the start of the round (after he was out on his feet) for no reason other than to regain his senses.

 

One of the most carefully crafted resumes of all time. Dosser has the audacity to say Mike Tyson fought nobody, while the Kid Dynamite fought Tillis, Frazier, Smith, Thomas, Tucker, Berbick, Tubbs, Biggs, Williams, Bruno, and Ruddock. Putting the Spinks and Holmes bouts which can be called as unfair or a retirement paycheck, he was consistently in the ring with respectable names, or outright cream of the crop of the 80's.

 

I feel like this has been discussed before...

 

Stiverne from fight numero uno was quiet good.
Shame one me but back on this time I see Bermane favorite....

Now I understand that even if he was quiet dangerous his style was perfect for someone like Deontay.

Pretty poor resume. He avoid/ducked 2 mandatory fights (Povetkin and Whyte) for almost 4 years. He avoid Joshua, Klitschko. All good fights. I think Povetkin in that time will whooped his ass

 

Jermaine Franklin belongs to Top 10 I think.