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Pound-for-pound rankings: Gennady Golovkin still No. 1, but how about Canelo Alvarez?

Unified middleweight world titleholder Gennady Golovkin, right, and Canelo Alvarez will meet on Sept. 16. Tom Hogan/Hogan Photos/Golden Boy Promotions

Who is the world's best fighter, regardless of weight class? Check out ESPN's latest top 10.

Don't forget to check out Dan Rafael's divisional rankings, which are updated weekly.

For a list of the current champions in all weight classes, click here.

Note: Results are through May 10

THE PANEL: Dan Rafael, Teddy Atlas, Joe Cortez, Bernardo Pilatti, Eric Raskin, Nick Parkinson, Claudia Trejos, Carlos Narvaez, Nigel Collins and Salvador Rodriguez.

The rankings are based on a descending points system, with a first-place vote receiving 10 points, a second-place vote receiving nine points and so on. A tie goes to the fighter with the highest submitted ranking, then the one with the most votes at that ranking.

Others receiving votes: Deontay Wilder, (6), Naoya Inoue (5), Leo Santa Cruz (2), Anthony Joshua (2), Oscar Valdez (2), Errol Spence Jr. (2), Mikey Garcia (1), Danny Garcia (1)