📸 Stacey Verbeek
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.
The likes of Terence Crawford, Errol Spence, Juan Estrada and Nonito Donaire have all enjoyed victories and boosts up the rankings due to recent victories.
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, whilst Roman unified at super-bantamweight against TJ Doheny.
Dropping down are Srisaket Sor Rungvisai and Mikey Garcia, whilst Amir Khan is completely off the radar after another damaging defeat.
WBN’s pound for pound rankings are based on – World title wins, multi-weight titles, 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).
RATINGS: The IBO Top 100 Computerized Boxing Rankings. Click HERE to view the world’s most unbiased, objective rankings of boxers brought to you only by the International Boxing Organization.
View the full history of Pound for Pound from 1970 – 2019 here
READ: A History of the Lineal Heavyweight Championship (1885 – 2019)