The P4P rings: Why should David Benavidez be #1, not #10

The ring came out with their latest pound-pound positions, with one notable addition: WBC’s lightweight heavyweight champion David Benavidez added to the list in the #10 spot, and Shakur Stevenson, WCP light champion, moved up to #9.

Benavidez Increased Case #1

Benavidez (30-0, 24 ko) should be on the spot #1 at the positions because he has the best recent win David Morrell. He also dominated section 168 lbs, beating all the entrants before moving up to 175. His first victory came in the lightweight heavyweight division against former champion Oleksandr Gvozyk. That was impressive.

Terence Crawford’s inactic problem

P4p per ring The list needs a complete overhaul because it is far from having relevant sites that make sense. They have the unactity Fighter once a yearTerence Crawford, at #3. That’s too high a way. Crawford, 37, has not fought enough since 2019, and his resume is too weak for him to be on the top 10 lists at all.

Updated Ring P4P List

1. Oleksandr usyk
2. Naoya inoue
3. Terence Crawford
4. Dimitry Bivol
5. Artur Beterbiev
6. Jesse ‘Bam’ Rodriguez
7. Junto nakatani
8. Canelo alvarez
9. Shakur Stevenson
10. David Benavidez

Oleksandr Usyk needs to be moved down from #1 because his best recent wins against the British fighters over the hill, Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury. Both of those men are in the mid -30s and have been washed for at least four years. Furthermore, none of them have won over elite fighters on their resume unless you count Countrymir Klitschko, aged 40.

A new pound-am-pound hierarchy

1. David Benavidez
2. Canelo alvarez
3. Oleksandr usyk
4. Artur Beterbiev
5. Jesse ‘The Bam’ Rodriguez
6. Opea ji
7. Andy Cruz
8. Janibek Alikhakhanuly
9. Agit Kabayel
10. David Morrell

What’s wrong with Shakur Stevenson

Once again, Crawford did not make my list better because of his inactivity and his weak resume. Shakur Stevenson also did not make my list because of its lack of quality victories since moving up to the light section. I was not impressed with FLOYD MAYWATHER JR. In his recent victory for William Zepeda on July 12th.