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WBC Heavyweight Rankings: Usyk Dominates, Kabayel Awaits His Shot

WBC Heavyweight Rankings: Usyk Dominates, Kabayel Awaits His Shot

The heavyweight division continues to shine on the international stage. Oleksandr Usyk confirms his absolute dominance as the WBC champion, maintaining his title with unmatched technical skill and strategy. Alongside him, Agit Kabayel, the WBC interim champion, is patiently waiting for his opportunity, while the new generation of British and international heavyweights is ready to make its mark.

Top Contenders and Key Fighters

Oleksandr Usyk (WBC Champion)

With superb technique, constant movement, and precise punches, Usyk remains the most feared fighter in the division. Currently, no one appears able to seriously challenge him.

Agit Kabayel (WBC Interim Champion)

Undefeated and highly experienced, Kabayel could be the next challenger for the full title. His physical strength and endurance make him a dangerous opponent for anyone.

Lawrence Okolie

The rising British star and former WBO cruiserweight champion. Aggressive fighting style and huge potential make him one of the main candidates for a major world title shot.

Daniel Dubois

Powerful and physically imposing, Dubois has already faced Usyk but remains a key figure in the division, ready to bounce back.

Moses Itauma (GB) – CBP/P

Emerging British talent ready to make a mark in the heavyweight division. His energy and determination make him one of the most exciting fighters to watch.

WBC Heavyweight Rankings (Top 40)

  1. Lawrence Okolie (GB) – Silver
  2. Daniel Dubois (GB)
  3. Anthony Joshua (GB)
  4. Efe Ajagba (Nigeria/US)
  5. Martin Bakole (Congo/GB)
  6. Filip Hrgovic (Croatia)
  7. Frank Sanchez (Cuba)
  8. Bakhodir Jalolov (Uzbekistan)
  9. Zhilei Zhang (China)
  10. Richard Torrez Jr (US) – NABF
  11. Moses Itauma (GB) – CBP/P
  12. Deontay Wilder (US)
  13. Derek Chisora (GB)
  14. Jared Anderson (US)
  15. Justis Huni (Australia)
  16. Guido Vianello (Italy)
  17. Labinot Xhoxhaj (Kosovo) – EBU/INTL Silver
  18. Andy Ruiz (Mexico/US)
  19. Dillian Whyte (GB)
  20. Nelson Hysa (Albania)
  21. Richard Riakporhe (GB)
  22. Michael Hunter (US)
  23. Otto Wallin (Sweden)
  24. Andrii Novitskyi (Ukraine) – INTL
  25. Arslanbek Makhmudov (Canada)
  26. Umut Camkiran (Turkey) – ABCO
  27. Joe Joyce (GB)
  28. Mourad Aliev (France)
  29. Yoandy Toirac (Cuba) – Cont. Latino American
  30. David Adeleye (GB) – BBBofC
  31. Davlat Boltaev (Tajikistan)
  32. Lenier Pero (Cuba)
  33. Tsotne Rogava (Ukraine/US) – USWBC
  34. Kacper Meyna (Poland) – Baltic
  35. Ivan Dychko (Kazakhstan)
  36. Tony Yoka (France)
  37. Kingsley Ibeh (US)
  38. Alexis Barriere (Canada)
  39. Damian Knyba (Poland)
  40. Bohdan Myronets (Ukraine)

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