What happened to North -American heavy weights?

IBO rankings have only three boxers of their twenty most important competitors in the heavy weight division. The highest is Michael ‘The Bounty’ Hunter, 24-1-2 with 17 stops at number 9, in Las Vegas, snowfall, the only loss of which was in IBF, WBC, World Champion of IBF Oleksandr Usyk.

Then is Jared ‘The Real Big Baby’ Anderson, 18-1 with 15 stops at number 16, outside Houston, Texas, the only loss of which was by Martin Bakole. Finally, the most talented, Richard Torrez, Jr., 13-0 with 11 stops at number 20, 2021 Silver Olympic medalist, losing in finals and before in Bakhodir ‘The Big Uzbek’ Jalolov, 15-0 with 14 stops, currently classified at number 23. It was 109-15 to the amateurs of Sanosiyo, Uzbekistan.

Torrez was 52-8 to the fans. It was divided with the Cuban Daini “The Fear” but 11-0 with 8 stops, outside Miami, Florida, whom in a resale Torrez defeated in the finals of the fourth Olympic.

WBC World Championia, Deontay ‘The bronze firefighter’ Wilder, 44-4-1 with 43 stops outside Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and an Olympic bronze medalist in 2006.After a year of inactivity, he returned in June to 39 years, stopping Tyrrell Anthony Hernon, 24-5.