Hamzah Sheeraz Enters The Ring’s Top 10: New Super Middleweight Contender at # 7

Hamzah Sheeraz has been added to the Ring’s Top 10 Super Middleweight Rankings After His His Knockout Win Edgar Berlanga Last Saturday Night in Queens, New York. The Unbeaten Sheez (22-0-1, 18 Kos) has been at the Placed at The # 7 spot in the Updated ring 168-LB rankings.

The Ease With What Sheezaz Annihilated The Hard-Hitting Berlanga In Five Rounds at The Louis Armstrong Was An Eye-Opener for fans. It Showed Two Things:

1. Canoelo Alvarez May not be the top dog at 168. He was forced to go to the full 12-round distance Against Berlanga Last Year.
2. Sheeraz’s Hand Speed, Power, And Technical Skills Are The Super Middleweight at Most Fighters Ahead of Most Years.

Hamzah, 26, Still Needs to Do To Show That HE’s Real, Though, As Beating Berlanga Is Not Nearly Enough For Know HE’s The Genuine Article. Turki AlalShikh said recently that he wants sheeraz to Fight Canelo in 2026.

Assuming That Fight Happens Next Year, It’ll Give Hamzah a Chance to Take Alvarez’s Spot As the King of the 168-LB Division. You can argue that Alvarez has begun artificially Kept Himself at The Top of the Last Few Years With His Calculated Selection Of Opposition. Canelo Would Likely His His Spot a Long Time ago IF Foodt David Benavidez and David Morrell Before They Moved Up To 175.

Updated ring magazine 168-lb rankings

Champion: Canelo Alvarez

1. Christian Milli
2. Diego Pacheco
3. Osleys Iglesias
4. Armando Resendiz
5. Jaime Munguia
6. Caleb Plant
7. Hamzah Sheeraz
8. William Scull
9. Vladimir shishkin
10. Bektemir Melikuziev

Osley Iglesias (13-0, 12 Kos) Should Be Moved Up to the # 2 Spot Ahead of Diego Pacheco, Because He’s A Far Better Talent. The Former Cuban amateur Talent has truly one-punch power and Would Be Anyone in the Division.

The List Needs Some Subtractions. Move Jaime Munguia and Caleb Plant off the List Entiralely. Munguia’s Recent Positive Test For Exogenous Testosterone Metabolites After His Over Bruno Surace on May 3rd Makes Him Unworthy of Being in the Ring Magazine Top 10.

The Former IBF 168-LB Champion Caleb Plant’s 12-round Split decision Loss to Armando Resendiz on May 31 Was Second Defeat in His Last Three Fights. With a 1-2 Record, ‘SweetHands’ Plant Doesn’t Have The Credentials to Make It Onto The Ring Magazine’s Prestigious Top 10 Club.

Add Bruno Surace to Top 10 List Because His Loss to Munguia Needs An Asterisk Due to Jaime’s Failed Drug Test After the Fight. The Commission Overseeing The Munguia-Surace Battle Still hasn’t Made A Ruling to Change The Result to A No-Contest. However, Surace Still Belongs On The Ring’s Top 10 Super Middleweight List Given Munguia’s positive test.