**BOXING’S RANKINGS SHakeup: Dubois Rises, Joshua PLUMMETS – How Fucking Far Will He Fall?**

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Daniel Dubois scored an impressive upset victory over former unified champion Anthony Joshua to retain his IBF heavyweight world title Saturday night in London in his first title defense. Dubois dominated Joshua, scoring knockdowns in the first, third, fourth, and fifth rounds before Joshua was counted out.

Dubois was an underdog but took the fight to Joshua from Round 1. Joshua never threatened Dubois, except for a well-placed right hand that had Dubois in trouble for a few seconds in Round 5 before Dubois scored the KO.

This was the second fight in which Joshua has been knocked down four times. The other was his first fight against Andy Ruiz Jr., a 2019 seventh-round TKO loss.

With the victory, Dubois moves up three spots at heavyweight to No. 3, and Joshua drops two places to No. 5.

Also on the card, Hamzah Sheeraz scored a second-round KO of Tyler Denny to retain his No. 6 spot in the middleweight division. And Joshua Buatsi defeated Willy Hutchinson by split decision to win the WBO interim light heavyweight title.

Buatsi and Hutchinson retain their No. 5 and No. 10 spots, respectively, in the 175-pound division.

On Friday in Glendale, Arizona, super middleweight Jaime Munguia returned to the ring for the first time since suffering the first loss of his career to defeat Erik Bazinyan by 10th-round KO. It was a great performance by Munguia against an opponent that had never been stopped or even knocked down in his career.

Munguia stays at No. 3 in the 168-pound division, while Bazinyan drops one spot to No. 10.

**Rankings**

Heavyweight:
1. Tyson Fury (22-0, 14 KOs)
2. Oleksandr Usyk (22-0, 12 KOs)
3. Daniel Dubois (22-2, 21 KOs)
4. Deontay Wilder (27-2-1, 22 KOs)
5. Anthony Joshua (28-4, 25 KOs)

…and so on for each weight class.

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