World Top 10 Pound for Pound (P4P) boxing rankings and current Champions.
Weight limit: None (all weights considered)
(see boxing weight conversions in lbs, kg, st)
1. Terence Crawford
41-0, 31 KO | US
WBA Jr. Middleweight
Last 5: 5-0, 4 KO
Last Fight: Israil Madrimov UD 12 (Aug 3)
Next Fight: TBA
2. Naoya Inoue
28-0, 25 KO | Japan
WBC, WBA, WBO, IBF, RING Jr. Featherweight
Last 5: 5-0, 5 KO
Last Fight: TJ Doheny TKO 7 (Sep 3)
Next Fight: Sam Goodman (Jan 24, ’25)
3. Oleksandr Usyk
21-0, 14 KO | Ukraine
WBC, WBA, WBO, RING Heavyweight
Last 5: 5-0, 1 KO
Last Fight: Tyson Fury SD 12 (May 18)
Next Fight: Tyson Fury (Dec 21)
4. Canelo Alvarez
62-2-2, 39 KO | Mexico
WBC, WBA, WBO, RING Super Middleweight
Last 5: 5-0, 0 KO
Last Fight: Edgar Berlanga UD 12 (Sep 14)
Next Fight: TBA
5. Artur Beterbiev
21-0, 20 KO | Russia
WBC, WBO, WBA, IBF, RING Light Heavyweight
Last 5: 5-0, 4 KO
Last Fight: Dmitry Bivol MD 12 (Oct 12)
Next Fight: Dmitry Bivol (Feb 22, ’25)
6. Dmitry Bivol
23-1, 12 KO | Russia
Light Heavyweight
Last 5: 4-1, 1 KO
Last Fight: Artur Beterbiev LOSS MD 12 (Oct 12)
Next Fight: Artur Beterbiev (Feb 22, ’25)
7. Jesse Rodriguez
21-0, 14 KO | US
WBC, RING Jr. Bantamweight
Last 5: 5-0, 4 KO
Last Fight: Pedro Guevara TKO 3 (Nov 9)
Next Fight: TBA
8. Gervonta Davis
30-0, 28 KO | US
WBA Lightweight
Last 5: 5-0, 4 KO
Last Fight: Frank Martin TKO 8 (Jun 15)
Next Fight: Lamont Roach Jr (Mar 1, ’25)
9. Junto Nakatani
29-0, 22 KO | Japan
WBC Bantamweight
Last 5: 5-0, 4 KO
Last Fight: Petch CP Freshmart TKO 6 (Oct 14)
Next Fight: TBA
10. Shakur Stevenson
22-0, 10 KO | US
WBC Lightweight
Last 5: 5-0, 2 KO
Last Fight: Artum Harutyunyun UD 12 (Jul 6)
Next Fight: Floyd Schofield (Feb 22, ’25)
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P4P: Legends & History
The Pound for Pound rankings measure the sport’s greatest boxers, no matter their weight. Unlike regular rankings that compare boxers from a single division, P4P focuses on skill level and achievements alone, meaning anyone from Strawweight to Heavyweight is considered.
Sports writers have been using the term for some time, with popularity rising during the early 1990s. By its very nature, these ‘mythical’ rankings are very subjective, but can be an effective, intriguing way to capture a snapshot of how today’s elite boxing talents shape up.
Some of the greatest P4P boxers of all time include the likes of Floyd Mayweather Jr, Manny Pacquiao, Roy Jones Jr, Evander Holyfield, Sugar Ray Leonard, Thomas Hearns, Julio Cesar Chavez, Roberto Duran, Muhammad Ali and Sugar Ray Robinson.
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