A new order in light heavyweight: why benavidez deserves the crown

The ring has updated their light heavyweight -top -10 rankings, and some corrections are needed to move the talented fighters from the bottom up.

Undisputed light heavyweight champion Dmitri BIVOL be understood as the king of the division. However, as we have seen with other weight classes, it is not the cracked to be.

Reconsider 175

We must on ignore championsEspecially the carefully maneuvered undisputed champions. Instead, focus on the actual talent, the contenders, who have not yet had the chance to fight for titles because they are swung by the cunning, snake promoters, who find ways to bypass them. David Benvidez is clearly the true king Of the 175 pound division, and Biblical just one of the experiences under him.

King: Dmitri Biblical

1. Artur Betterbiev
2. David benavidez
3. Callum Smith
4. Iodan
5. Anthony Yarde
6. Albert Ramirez
7. Oleksandr gvozdyk
8. David Morrell
9. Willy Hutchinson
10. Imam khatav

We must on Cast out the undisputed As part of the fighters ranking system because it doesn’t mean fighter is the best. This just means that they have powerful promoters, and in some cases they win dubious decisions in fighting that should be as a draw. Biblical is not the king of the 175 pound division.

Bivol’s recent fight against Artur Betterbiev was seen as a draw by regarding too many fans to regard him as a king of the light heavyweight division. Moreover, I do not see that BiVol defeats David Benavidez or David Morrell. You may argue that Bivolol is just a well -promoted fighter, who has Eddie Hearn as his promoter, and is not the true king. He was just well managed and became very, very, very, very happy with the standings of his re-broadcast with Artur Bererbiev on February 22 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

My list

King: David benavidez

1. Artur Betterbiev
2. Dmitri BIVOL
3. David Morrell
4. Callum Smith
5. Iodan
6. Willy Hutchinson
7. Anthony Yarde
8. Albert Ramirez
9. Oleksandr gvozdyk
10. Imam khatav