P4P Rankings Rundown: New Contenders Emerge, Veterans Shift!

The boxing world's buzzing with the latest pound-for-pound (P4P) rankings, and there's been a shuffle at the top. Keeping steady in the ESPN leaderboard, Ukrainian heavyweight Oleksandr Usyk stays at number three. Meanwhile, Tyson Fury takes a tumble, slipping from sixth to the edge of the top ten:

- Terence "Bud" Crawford

- Naoya "The Monster" Inoue

- Oleksandr "The Cat" Usyk

- Saul "Canelo" Alvarez

- Dmitry Bivol

- Artur Beterbiev

- Devin "The Dream" Haney

- Shakur Stevenson

- Gervonta "Tank" Davis

-Tyson "The Gypsy King" Fury

The ESPN experts behind these rankings include notable names in boxing and commentary:

Mike Coppinger, Ben Baby, Timothy Bradley, Joe Tessitore, Teddy Atlas, Nick Parkinson, Eric Raskin, Michelle Joy Phelps, Claudia Trejos, Bernardo Osuna, Eric Woodyard, Krista, Charles Moynihan, Salvador Rodriguez, Jim Zirolli, Michael Mascaro, Aladdin Freeman, Victor Lopez, and Damian Delgado Averhoff.

On the flip side, BoxRec, the number-crunching boxing site, also refreshed their list with a tech twist – no human bias, just cold, hard stats:

- Terence Crawford

- Saul Alvarez

- Naoya Inoue

- Gervonta Davis

- Devin Haney

- Emanuel Navarrete

- Chris Eubank Jr.

- Shakur Stevenson

- Teofimo Lopez

- Juan Estrada

Ukraine's finest, Oleksandr Usyk and Vasiliy Lomachenko, clinched the 14th and 16th spots in BoxRec's digital domain.

Remember, BoxRec's ratings blend bytes and bouts, tallying up each pugilist's prowess without a panel's say. Previously, we spotlighted The Ring's P4P roll call, where Usyk and Lomachenko kept their ranks intact.