TYSON FURY named his top four heavyweight ranks after beating Deontay Wilder.
To end their bitter feud, the Gypsy King defeated his American counterpart with an eleventh-roundKO.
After a fight with FIVE knockdowns, it was the result of one of the most exciting heavyweight fights of all time.
After his victory at Las Vegas' T-Mobile Arena, the Gypsy King declared who he believed was the best weight divisionist.
He placed himself first, but Wilder was second, despite defeating Wilder twice in succession.
The Morecambe man stated that it was a great fight, and worthy of any trilogy in the history the sport.
"Deontay Wilder is a top fighter. He gave me a real challenge."
"I've always claimed that I'm the greatest person in the world, and he's the second best."
FURY'S RANGING REVEALED
He told Barstool Sports that he had other fighters in the top four prior to the clash.
After the Ukrainian victory over the Brit, he named Oleksandr Usyk as third and Anthony Joshua as fourth.
Fury stated earlier this week that he believed Wilder was first, Wilder second and Usyk third, while Joshua is fourth.
Wilder was also taken to the hospital for precautionary checks after his loss.
Fury broke his silence following the fight, revealing Fury’s clever strategies and weight advantage.
American stated: "I knew he wasn't coming in at 277lbs to become a ballet dancer.
"He came to me to lean on and try to rough me up, and he succeeded."
