Tyson Fury has joined Anthony Joshua back at the summit of heavyweight boxing after beating Deontay Wilder for the WBC title.
Fury put on a stunning display as he secured a seventh round victory over Wilder in Las Vegas.
His win sets up the mouth-watering possibility of a unification showdown with Joshua, who outpointed Andy Ruiz Jr in Saudi Arabia in December to reclaim the IBF, WBA (Super) and WBO straps.
There are a couple of mandatory titles defences on the horizon for Joshua however with Oleksandr Usyk (WBO) and Kubrat Pulev (IBF) waiting for their shots.
Wilder meanwhile has the option to trigger a rematch clause against Fury later this year.
World Boxing Council (WBC)
Champion - Tyson Fury (beat Deontay Wilder on 23 February 2020)
| 1. | Dillian Whyte |
| 2. | - |
| 3. | Luis Ortiz |
| 4. | Oleksandr Usyk |
| 5. | Oscar Rivas |
| 6. | Alexander Povetkin |
| 7. | Adam Kownacki |
| 8. | Joseph Parker |
| 9. | Joe Joyce |
| 10. | Dereck Chisora |
World Boxing Association (WBA)
Champion - Anthony Joshua (beat Andy Ruiz Jr on 7 December 2017)
| 1. | Trevor Bryan |
| 2. | Oleksandr Usyk |
| 3. | Anthony Joshua |
| 4. | Adam Kownacki |
| 5. | Luis Ortiz |
| 6. | Alexander Povetkin |
| 7. | Michael Hunter |
| 8. | Dereck Chisora |
| 9. | Filip Hrgovic |
| 10. | Agit Kabayel |
IBF (International Boxing Federation)
Champion - Anthony Joshua (beat Andy Ruiz Jr on 7 December 2017)
| 1. | Kubrat Pulev |
| 2. | NOT RATED |
| 3. | Adam Kownacki |
| 4. | Agit Kabayel |
| 5. | Anthony Joshua |
| 6. | Tyson Fury |
| 7. | Michael Hunter |
| 8. | Gerald Washington |
| 9. | Filip Hrgovic |
| 10. | Alexander Povetkin |
WBO (World Boxing Organisation)
Champion - Anthony Joshua (beat Andy Ruiz Jr on 7 December 2017)
| 1. | Oleksandr Usyk |
| 2. | Joseph Parker |
| 3. | Daniel Dubois |
| 4. | Adam Kownacki |
| 5. | Andy Ruiz Jr |
| 6. | Junior Fa |
| 7. | Michael Hunter |
| 8. | Evgeny Romanov |
| 9. | Dereck Chisora |
| 10. | Zhieli Zhang |
*Updated as of 6 December
