ESPN Rating: Crawford first, Usyk fourth

Andrew Karlov Aug. 29, 2022, 6:05 a.m.

Alexander Usyk rose to fourth place in the ESPN rankings regardless of weight classes. The Ukrainian, thanks to his recent victory over Anthony Joshua, improved his position in the rankings by two lines.

The leader remains Terence Crawford, who last fought in November, beating Kell Brook early. The rankings are based on the votes of more than 20 American journalists and experts.

ESPN P4P Rating: 1. Terence Crawford, 2. Naoya Inoue, 3. Errol Spence Jr. 4. Alexander Usyk, 5. Saul Alvarez, 6. Tyson Fury, 7. Artur Beterbiev, 8. Dmitry Bivol, 9. Vasily Lomachenko, 10. Shakur Stevenson.

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