PROMOTER Frank Warren named Tyson Fury No1 heavyweight in the World, but left Anthony Joshua out his TOP FIVE.
After beating AJ, Oleksandr Usyk is now considered the second best player in the Gypsy King's division.
Wilder was knocked out by Fury at the weekend in order to keep his WBC strap
He believes Joe Joyce, Daniel Dubois and Dillian Whyte are third and fourth respectively.
He spoke to BT Sport and said that Tyson No.1 was his favorite. He is head and shoulders above everyone else. He is a formidable champion, and he would be up with all the greats of all eras.
"I'll admit that I'm biased, but Joe Joyce is the WBO No.1; we also promote Daniel Dubois, who's the WBA No.1;
"Then, you have Usyk. We saw his actions with Anthony Joshua. Then we have Dillian Whyte.
"So, if I have to order them, Tyson is number one and Usyk number two. I believe the three other guys can be grouped together as far as my eyes see.
"I don’t believe Dillian is subject to the beatings of the other guys. We offered him to fight them, but he declined. Anthony Joshua, I believe he is now at No.6."
Warren left Joshua out of his top 5, but he also forgot Deontay Wilder, who Fury addressed in emphatic fashion over the weekend.
With a stunning 11th round knockout in Las Vegas of Wilder, Fury has established himself as the best heavyweight fighter in the world.
To defend his WBC title and stop the American from winning, the 33-year old climbed twice off the ground.
Joshua was beaten by Usyk two weeks prior, and lost a unanimous decision at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
In the first part of 2022, he will match the unbeaten Ukrainian to win his three world titles.
Joyce's biggest win was in November 2012, when he defeated fellow Warren-promoted fighter Dubois via a 10th round stoppage.
Now, the Olympic medallist is the mandatory challenger to the WBO belt that Usyk currently holds.
With wins over Joseph Parker, Derek Chisora and Oscar Rivas, Whyte has established himself to be a heavyweight contender.
If he defeats Swede Otto Wallin, Fury will fight him on October 30.
