ESPN P4P ratings: Fury drops 4 positions

Andrew Karlov Nov. 9, 2023, 10:01 a.m.

Tyson Fury in a fight against Francis Ngannou. Getty Images

As a result of his unsuccessful victory over Francis Ngannou with a small advantage on points Tyson Fury (34-0-1, 24 KOs) dropped four positions in the ESPN P4P rankings.

“The Gypsy King” is currently in ninth place, six positions behind his closest rival Oleksandr Usik. The best boxer in the world, according to ESPN experts, is Terence Crawford.

ESPN P4P Ranking: 1. Terence Crawford, 2. Naoya Inoue, 3. Alexander Usyk, 4. Dmitry Bivol, 5. Canelo Alvarez, 6. Devin Haney, 7. Shakur Stevenson, 8. Artur Beterbiev, 9. Tyson Fury, 10 Gervonta Davis.

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