Usyk named his own version of the P4P rating: Crawford, Inoue and Davis

Alexandr Ormanji Aug. 8, 2023, 11:12 a.m.

Oleksandr Usyk, WBA, IBF, WBO world heavyweight champion, named the top three of his own P4P rating. In the first place in this ranking, he put the absolute world champion in welterweight Terence Crawford. The whole top three looks like this:

“The first is Terence Crawford, the second is Naoya Inoue, the third is Gervonta Davis,” said the Ukrainian boxer.

Already on August 26 in Wroclaw Oleksandr Usyk will have to fight with Daniel Dubois. Also earlier, information appeared on the network that Usyk could fight Tyson Fury for the title of absolute world heavyweight champion early next year.

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