Wilder, Usyk, Joshua, Ruiz Jr, Whyte: Who is boxing's best heavyweight right now?

Deontay Wilder, made a triumphant return to the ring on Saturday night in America, delivering a first-round knockout over Robert Helenius, showing us all why he is one of the most feared men in boxing.

He’d taken over a year out since his defeats to Tyson Fury, but getting a knockout despite only landing three punches shows us that there was no evidence of ring rust, he was straight back into the groove of things.

The Bronze Bomber suggested he could look at taking on heavyweight champion, Oleksandr Usyk next, with the Ukrainian one of the top dogs in the division following his back-to-back victories over Anthony Joshua.

Top 15 heavyweight boxers (15-11)

Filip Hrgovic, Otto Wallin, Frank Sanchez, Martin Bakole and Michael Hunter kick off the list compiled by Boxrec of the top 15 heavyweights in the world currently, with only three losses between them, you can see why they are deemed as some of the best around at the moment, but they still have plenty of work to do to get a title shot in the division.

Top 15 heavyweight boxers (10-6)

Kubrat Pulev, Derek Chisora, Joseph Parker, Luis Ortiz and Joe Joyce make up the bottom half of the top 10, with the likes of Chisora arguably over the hill now and not able to compete at the top, top levels in the division. In contrast, Joe Joyce is there in sixth place, with Juggernaut asserting his dominance in recent bouts, getting the attention of the big hitters in the division.

Top 15 heavyweight boxers (5-1)

Dillian Whyte, Andy Ruiz Jr, Deontay Wilder, Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Usyk make up the group deemed the greatest heavyweight fighters in the world currently. With Usyk holding all bar one title, it’s no surprise to see him top the list, with the man he defeated twice, AJ, just