Vasyl Lomachenko has cemented his name in boxing’s top-5 pound-for-pound list after the professor of the sweet science schooled Nicholas Walters to defend his junior lightweight title.
But it got us to thinking; Who are the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world?
So, of course, we listed them.
But the decision is sure to be as contentious as a judge’s scorecard so we want to hear from you.
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Roman Gonzalez: The consensus is ‘Chocolatito’ is at No1. He is the first four-division world champion to hail from Nicaragua and is unbeaten in 45 fights.
Gennady Golovkin: The Kazakh KO king was given his toughest fight in years against Kell Brook but still left the Brit needing eye surgery. He’s 36-0 with 33 knockouts.
Manny Pacquiao: After making his ring return from retirement to take back the WBO welterweight title from Jessie Vargas, he gets his spot back on the list.
Vasyl Lomachenko: It’s too quick to put him atop the list but he’s in the conversation. His amateur record of 396-1 is absurd and he has only one loss in eight pro fights.
Andre Ward: Despite the controversial circumstances, having defeated Sergey Kovalev the American deserves his spot on the list as he’s now the king at light heavy.
