World Boxing News has updated the latest Pound for Pound rankings in a spring shake-up on the back of several high-profile match-ups of late.
Terence Crawford, Errol Spence, Juan Estrada, and Nonito Donaire have all enjoyed victories and boosted the rankings due to recent successes.
There are also two new entries into the P4P Top 50 as Regis Prograis, and Danny Roman break the list for the first time in their careers.
Prograis moved to the World Boxing Super Series final with a stoppage over Kiryl Relikh, while Roman unified at super-bantamweight against TJ Doheny.
Dropping down are Srisaket Sor Rungvisai and Mikey Garcia, while Amir Khan is entirely off the radar after another damaging defeat.
Pound for Pound Rankings – April 2019
1 Vasyl Lomachenko
LIGHTWEIGHT
2 Canelo Alvarez
MIDDLEWEIGHT
3 Terence Crawford
WELTERWEIGHT
4 Oleksandr Usyk
HEAVYWEIGHT
5 Manny Pacquiao
WELTERWEIGHT
6 Gennady Golovkin
MIDDLEWEIGHT
7 Naoya Inoue
BANTAMWEIGHT
8 Errol Spence
WELTERWEIGHT
9 Mikey Garcia
WELTERWEIGHT
10 Juan Estrada
SUPER-FLYWEIGHT
11 Donnie Nietes
SUPER-FLYWEIGHT
12 Tyson Fury
HEAVYWEIGHT
13 Kosei Tanaka
SUPER-FLYWEIGHT
14 Deontay Wilder
HEAVYWEIGHT
15 Anthony Joshua
HEAVYWEIGHT
16 Leo Santa Cruz
FEATHERWEIGHT
17 Wanheng Menayothin
MINIMUMWEIGHT
18 Nonito Donaire
BANTAMWEIGHT
19 Shawn Porter
WELTERWEIGHT
20 Sergey Kovalev
LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT
21 to 50
21 Srisaket Sor Rungvisai
22 Daniel Jacobs
23 Gervonta Davis
24 Roman Gonzalez
25 Gary Russell Jr.
26 Miguel Berchelt
27 Jarrett Hurd
28 Oleksandr Gvozdyk
29 Callum Smith
30 Guillermo Rigondeaux
31 Dmitry Bivol
32 Kazuto Ioka
33 Danny Roman
34 Gilberto Ramirez
35 Josh Warrington
36 Demetrius Andrade
37 Abner Mares
38 Rey Vargas
39 Regis Prograis
40 Jermall Charlo
41 Oscar Valdez
42 Moruti Mthalane
43 Jerwin Ancajas
44 Hiroto Kyoguchi
45 Maurice Hooker
46 Ken Shiro
47 Luis Nery
48 Chris Eubank Jr
49 Mairis Briedis
50 Nordine Oubaali
About the WBN P4P Top 50:
WBN’s pound-for-pound rankings are based on – World title wins, multi-weight titles, the caliber of opponents, and manner of victories. Longevity and activity in a calendar year are also taken into consideration.
Fighters earn more ranking points for defeating opponents also rated in the Top 50. Star ratings are based on achievement in the sport.
*Fighters who fail to arrange an upcoming fight for twelve months will therefore forfeit their ranking (barring injury).
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