TYSON FURY was dropped from the Ring Magazine's pound for pound rankings despite an epic win over Deontay wilder.
Wilder was defeated by 'Gypsy King’ Fury in Las Vegas's epic trilogy fight last weekend.
Tyson Fury, an unbeaten heavyweight champion, pounded Deontay wilder to yet another defeat last week but didn't make it into the P4P top 10.
The 33-year-old WBC champ was not satisfied to make it into the top ten of the Ring Magazine's Top Ten.
Oleksandr Uzyk is the only heavyweight in the feature after his defeat of Anthony Joshua last month.
With his unanimous points win at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the Ukrainian wrestled for the WBA and IBF belts from AJ.
This victory made Canelo Alvarez the heavyweight champion and former cruiserweight king.
Fury may have to defeat Usyk in a mega-unification bout before he can be in the top ten.
Canelo will be back next month to face Caleb Plant at MGM Grand Las Vegas.
31-year-old Mexican star is widely considered the best boxer in the world and has already beaten Avni Yoldirim and Billy Joe Saunders.
Although no Brits are on the P4P List, four Brits are included in Ring Magazine's Top 11 for Heavyweights.
Fury is number 1, Joshua third, DillianWhyte fifth, and Joe Joyce eleventh.
These ratings place Usyk, an East European hero, second and Wilder fourth.
Fury's father John is urging his son to fight Usyk - after claiming that the Gypsy King had "bigger fish than Whyte."
Fury Senior stated to Sky Sports that Tyson could be beaten if he went out regularly and sharpened his tools correctly.
"At the moment he's boxing between 50-60% of what he's doing."
"What is to stop him being undisputed, some blown up cruiserweight of Ukraine?"
