Why Oleksandr Usyk Should Be P4P Number 1 Over Both Terence Crawford & Naoya Inoue.

Honestly it all comes down to context If you think Crawford fought a shell of an Errol Spence then I could see your point of view If not Spence is probably better than every fighter music fault so it all comes down to context

 

Shut up.

 

We ain't talking about the best in the B league.

 

1. After decimating a stacked Cruiserweight he was transitioning to heavyweight (much more meticulous than moving up 5 pounds; even though cruiserweights walk around carrying weight above the CW limit, to adjust your fighting frame whilst retaining the necessary qualities of your style takes more time.) he took on one tune-up fight against Witherspoon, beat Chisora (getting rid of a tough gatekeeper who was recently giving top ranked contender in Whyte a do-or-die fights, and knocked out the likes of Szpilka and Takam, the latter being an especially decent win) and took majority of the belts beating Joshua back to back, coming back from war for the rematch. Afterwards Fury negotiations pretty much halted his career before he was forced to take on his mandatory in Dubois.

2. The Ring literally ranks him as number 1 in the division, with Fury as #2. Every sanctioning body except for WBC naturally has him as their champion as well.

3. Briedis lost to Jai Opetaia in the last fight of his career, at 37, and in an absolute war. Joshua avenged the Ruiz loss decisively (granted, against an obese Ruiz, but in shape he would have likely shut him out running anyway) and it does not negate the fact that he was a champion for a long time, beating the likes of Whyte, Parker, Old Man Klitschko, and a whole lot of B and C tier wins like Takam, Breazeale, Martin, Old Man Povetkin and Pulev etc. Had his stains, and is by no means and ATG, but it was still a decent 240+lbs champion taking on Usyk in London (home advantage like literally every of Usyk's opponents.)

4. Bellew was the one $$$ fight he took after unifying the cruiser and before moving to heavyweight. His best wins after Joshua and Briedis are in no particular order: Hunter (fighting in USA, undefeated slickster, went on to beat Martin Bakole), Głowacki (limited, but fighting in Gdańsk, undefeated, coming off of a knockout of Huck and decisive win over an admittedly old USS Cunningham), Gassiev (undefeated, murderous puncher, fighting in Russia, later slowed down by injuries, but still knocking heavyweights left and right recently) and finally Huck who, granted, was more of a second tier opponent, hence why Usyk dispatched him efficiently.

 

Let me troll the usual suspects in peace lol. You know that post wasn’t directed as you and I don’t think the Chisora fight couldve been a draw. You gotta fight dishonesty people with dishonesty. Can’t win playing fair.

 

I don't think he did, touche. I'm not sure if we'll see more than a goodbye fight in Latvia though.

 

I love Usyk and rate him as an ATG for his achievements.
But Crawford is out of sight in terms of P4P. That guy is amazing. People like to s**t on what’s current. Bud is number 1. That’s the end of it.

 

1 Opetaia
2 Opetaia
3 Opetaia
4 Opetaia
5 Opetaia
6 Opetaia
7 Briedis
8 Briedis
9 Briedis
10 Briedis
11 Briedis
12 Briedis

114-114 Draw

That's how i scored it i think it's the only 12 rounder where i've scored first 6 rounds for one fighter and the next 6 rounds for the other fighter.