KSI Unhappy with Misfits P4P List: Andrew Tate Makes Shocking Entry
Misfits Boxing recently unveiled its latest pound-for-pound (P4P) rankings following Misfits 22, but instead of excitement, the list has created controversy. At the center of it is KSI, who isn’t impressed with where he and others were placed.
The Misfits Pound-for-Pound List
Here’s how the updated rankings currently stand:
- Darren Till
- Tommy Fury
- KSI
- AnEsonGib
- Chase DeMoor
- Anthony Taylor
- Lil CraCra
- Tony Ferguson (Interim Champion)
- Jarvis (tied)
- Deen The Great (tied)
- Andrew Tate
The placements immediately caused a stir. Lil CraCra’s spot above Tony Ferguson raised eyebrows, while Andrew Tate’s inclusion at number ten has also been met with criticism.
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KSI’s Discontent
Even though KSI sits at number three, he has been vocal about his unhappiness with the rankings. He sees flaws in how the list was compiled, pointing out that fighters with less proven skill or experience are being placed higher than established names.
For KSI, the issue isn’t just his own ranking—it’s about the legitimacy of Misfits as a promotion. As a co-founder and headline star, he wants the P4P list to reflect real credibility, not just social media hype or controversy.
Why Fans Are Questioning the Rankings
- The methodology behind the rankings seems unclear, with criteria like record, opposition, and star power applied inconsistently.
- Fighters with little in-ring success are placed above seasoned names.
- The mix of professional athletes and influencers makes the hierarchy confusing.
What This Means for Misfits
KSI’s criticism may push Misfits to revisit how they create their rankings in the future. Transparency in criteria or a panel-based system could help restore credibility. For now, though, the controversy keeps the spotlight firmly on Misfits, ensuring that even their rankings remain part of the show.
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