Lomachenko (size and age difference gives Lomachenko the edge)
Lomachenko (tough fight to call, Mikey is a beast, as well)
Spence (I think he'll stop Thurman)
Crawford (I think Crawford is more skilled and smarter. He does get hit clean a bit too much, though, and
Thurman is a decent puncher)
LSC (Close fight where SC's workrate gets him the win)
Joshua (Joshua is the better fighter and I'd expect him to win, but Wilder would still be dangerous as Joshua is far from polished defensively)
Gvozdyk, slightly (Gvozdyk looks pretty solid, but I haven't seen enough to be that confident in him against a guy who is as dangerous as Stevenson. I'd favour him slightly, but this is basically 50/50 in my view)
Kovalev/Beterbiev is around 50/50 for me (their amateur fights were supposedly extremely close and Kovalev has noticeably progressed as a professional - a lot of this might depend on Beterbiev's toughness, both mental and physical - we've seen Kovalev more or less break against Ward, so maybe that gives Beterbiev an edge, but that requires a lot of guess work with Beterbiev)
Probably Usyk, but it's tough to say at this point (There are too many unknowns here to say anything particularly definitive. I think Ward, along with Kovalev and likely Beterbiev, would beat the majority of CWs, perhaps even all of them outside of Usyk, but Usyk appears to the be a cut above the rest of that division. It's tough to say without seeing Usyk against anyone remotely stylistically comparable to Ward, or without seeing Ward at the weight. One would assume Usyk's size advantage would be the difference, but again, tough to say)
