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A significant movement in the rankings is observed with Devin Haney climbing into the top 10 Pound-for-Pound. Below is the detailed list:. Terence Crawford — Still the big boss p4p espn number one.

Naoya Inoue made another statement with a hard-fought but dominant victory over Marlon Tapales to become only the second men's fighter to win an undisputed championship in a second division in the four-belt era Terence Crawford beat Errol Spence Jr. Inoue , 23 KOs , No. Inoue, a four-division champion who previously won titles at junior flyweight, junior bantamweight and bantamweight, picked up some first-place votes but not enough to unseat Crawford at No. He plans to stay at junior featherweight for the foreseeable future and defend his belts, before moving up in weight. WBA light heavyweight champion Dmitry Bivol moved up one place after a one-sided unanimous decision victory over Lyndon Arthur.

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Crawford , 31 KOs became the first men's undisputed welterweight champion in the four-belt era. He's the only men's fighter in boxing to be undisputed four belts in two different divisions. Crawford won all the titles at junior welterweight in before moving up to welterweight. Claressa Shields is a two-division undisputed champion in women's boxing having captured all four belts at junior middleweight and middleweight. Crawford's victory was so dominant that Spence , 22 KOs , the former No. But Crawford wasn't the only top fighter to shine this past week. Naoya Inoue, No. Inoue , 22 KOs , is a former undisputed bantamweight champion who moved up in weight looking for bigger and better challenges. His performance on July 25 in Japan was good enough to make a claim for the No. His demolition of Errol Spence Jr. Inoue and Crawford are clearly the two best fighters in the world, by a wide margin. They are passing the eye test, they are acquiring historical records, and they are doing it against world-class competition while cleaning up entire divisions.

Bivol, 3.

The fight was contested at a catchweight of pounds, but Davis showed he's going to be trouble for anybody at and pounds. The May 20 battle between Devin Haney and Vasiliy Lomachenko for the undisputed lightweight championship could create some clarity. ESPN writer Ben Baby didn't think the victory was impressive enough to move him up on the pound-for-pound list. Davis is now positioned to be boxing's biggest crossover star. He also hasn't done enough yet to be a true pound-for-pound contender," said Baby. That was six fights ago. If Davis takes on similar risks, he'll be rewarded with a status reserved for boxing's top champions.

Lopez, who was previously No. Davis had a great opportunity to showcase his skills, but he said the less-than-spectacular performance was due to an injury. I felt as the fight was going, he was breaking down. But I hurt my hand, so I wasn't able to get him out of there," Davis said after the fight. His promoter, former pound-for-pound king Floyd Mayweather, deflected the criticism saying that everybody expects Davis to win every fight by KO. It's bulls He went above and beyond of what my expectations were. He was a underdog going into this fight.

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Anthony Yarde still having nightmares from their last fight. Alvarez, 3. Fury, 6. Fury, 8. Haney , 15 KOs , a former undisputed lightweight champion, relinquished his pound titles to challenge Prograis , 24 KOs. Dec 13, , AM ET. Tools Tools. Beterbiev, 8. Haney, 9. Coppinger: 1. Woodyard: 1. Yes, Jake Paul vs. Boxing pound-for-pound rankings: Inoue, Bivol and 'Bam' pick up votes. What about David Benavidez?

In his first defense of the men's bantamweight championship, he was up against the only fighter to defeat him. And even though "Suga Sean" had insisted ever since the loss that it was a fluke injury that did him in, the blemish on his record was real.

Alvarez, 5. Who's next: Timothy Bradley Jr. Tessitore: 1. Alvarez, 9. Beterbiev, 5. Beterbiev, 9. Fury, 9. Lopez: 1. Woodyard: 1. Bradley: 1. Tyson Fury. Alvarez, 9.