GEORGE KAMBOSOS JR, the king among the lightweights, is at the beginning of 2022.
The Ring Magazine's lightweight rankings are dominated by the unbeaten WBA and IBF champions, WBO, and The Ring title holder.
Kambosos Jr is the top-ranked lightweight competitor at the beginning of 2022
Kambosos Jr., of course took the belts from the man behind him in this list, Teofimo Lozano.
They squared off at Madison Square Garden, and Kambosos Jr won the world title by split decision.
Vasyl Lomachenko, a former three-weight world champion, is second.
Two-time Olympic gold medalist Kambosos Jr is open to a fight with champ Kambosos Jr, which could alter the lightweight landscape.
Todd DuBoef of Top Rank, the president, promoted Lomachenko.
"We are trying to reach an amicable agreement with them in order to have a fight in half of next year."
Devin Haney, WBC title holder, occupies the third spot.
Haney holds the title of world champion since 2019, and has not been defeated in 27 professional fights.
Joseph Diaz was defeated by the 23-year-old fighter.
Fourth place is won by Gervonta, one of the most explosive boxers in the world.
He has 24 professional knockouts.
Since 2019, the WBA regular title has been held by the 26-0 American.
Davis spends his spare time watching YouTube star-turned-boxer Jake Paul.
Davis claimed that Davis, a 24-year-old woman, wears FAKE luxury watches.
Ryan Garcia, a superstar in the making, takes the fifth spot at 2021's start.
The 23-year old has an impeccable record of 23-0 with 18 knockouts.
Garcia was defeated by Brit Luke Campbell at the beginning of last year.
Ring Magazine's top ten include Isaac Cruz, Diaz Jorge Linares and Commey.
