Terence Crawford names P4P's top five, but Tyson Fury is not included. Brit is the bitter heavyweight contender.

TERENCE CRAWFORD ranked his pound-for pound boxing rankings, but Tyson Fury is not to be found.

The 38-and-01 welterweight champion did not name Fury among the top five boxers, but he was named above Mexican superstar Canelo Avarez.

Crawford, 34, told EsNews recently: "Top five?" Crawford, 34, recently told EsNews: "Top five? Man that's hard. Why do you put me on the spot?"

Crawford then went on to list his top five: "I got me, Canelo and Errol [Spence Jr], [Naoya] Inoue and [Oleksandr] Usyk."

It means that WBC heavyweight champion Fury (33), was not ranked with Ring Magazine. Usyk (35) was included.

Crawford explained that he doesn't believe he is worthy of the credit he receives in boxing, but believes he will once he retires.

Crawford stated that he feels like he isn't getting the credit deserved, but it will come when he retires

"As far the rankings are concerned, I believe that I am number one.

Crawford is still linked to Errol Spence Jr., another unbeaten welterweight champion.

After years of speculation, the Texan who defeated Yordenis Ulas on April 16 expressed interest in facing Crawford.

Spence stated: "We'll be seeing, like I said. I've got to get past [Ugas] first. Once I'm past him, we will definitely see.

Crawford has yet to schedule a fight after his TKO victory in the 10th round over Shawn Porter last November, where he retained his WBO147 pound world title.