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The ring has updated its top 10 light heavyweight ranking, and some fixes are necessary to move the most talented fighters from the bottom to the top.
Undisputed heavyweight champion Dmitry Bivo is naturally placed as the king of the division. However, as we have seen with other weight categories, being the four ceiling champion is not what he cracked.
Rethink 175
We owe Ignore the championsespecially undisputed champions carefully eaten. Instead, focus on real talent, the contenders, who did not have the opportunity to fight for the titles because they are bottled by the sneaky, snake promoters, who find ways to get around them. David Benvidez is clearly the real king of the 175 lb, and Bivol division, only one of the subordinates below it.
King: Dmitry Bivo
- Artur Beterbiev
- David Benavidez
- Callum Smith
- Joke
- Anthony Yarde
- Albert Ramirez
- Oleksandr Gvozdyk
- David Morrell
- Willy Hutchinson
- Imam Khataev
We owe Discard As part of the classification system for combatants, because it does not mean that the fighter is the best. This only means that they have powerful promoters and, in some cases, they earn questionable decisions in the fighting which should have been noted as a draw. Bivol is not the king of the 175 lb division.
Bivo’s recent struggle against Artur Beterbiev was considered a draw of too many fans for him to be considered as a king of the Division of Lightweights. In addition, I do not see Bivol defeat David Benavidez or David Morrell. You can say that Bivol is just a well -walled fighter, who has Eddie Hearn as his promoter, and is not the real king. He is just benevolent and became very, very, very lucky with the score of his revenge match with Artur Beterbiev on February 22 in Riyadh, in Saudi Arabia.
My list
King: David Benavidez
- Artur Beterbiev
- Dmitry Bivo
- David Morrell
- Callum Smith
- Joke
- Willy Hutchinson
- Anthony Yarde
- Albert Ramirez
- Oleksandr Gvozdyk
- Imam Khataev
Last update on 03/01/2025
