CBS released its Pound-for-Pound (P4P) List, showcasing the top ten boxers in the world. Oleksandr Usyk (22-0, 14 KOs), a 2012 Olympic gold medalist for Ukraine and the first four-belt, undisputed cruiserweight champion in history, topped the list after his remarkable victory over lineal and WBC champion Tyson Fury. This win not only solidified Usyk’s position in boxing history but also demonstrated his exceptional skills and resilience.
Usyk, along with Naoya Inoue and Terence Crawford, has become one of the few male boxers to achieve undisputed champion status in two divisions during the four-belt era. The latest rankings reflect the current form and accomplishments of these elite fighters. Here is the CBS Pound-for-Pound Top 10 List:
Rank
Boxer
Record
Previous Ranking
1
Oleksandr Usyk
22-0, 14 KOs
No. 4
2
Naoya Inoue
24-0, 22 KOs
No. 1
3
Terence Crawford
39-0, 29 KOs
No. 2
4
Canelo Alvarez
61-2-2, 38 KOs
No. 3
5
Artur Beterbiev
20-0, 20 KOs
No. 5
6
Dmitry Bivol
21-0, 11 KOs
No. 6
7
Gervonta Davis
29-0, 27 KOs
No. 7
8
Shakur Stevenson
21-0, 10 KOs
No. 9
9
David Benavidez
28-0, 24 KOs
No. 10
10
Tyson Fury
34-1-1, 25 KOs
No. 8
These rankings highlight the ongoing achievements and current form of the sport’s top fighters. What are your thoughts on this list? Who would you add or remove?
