The dominant fighter in his division... yes. Has accomplished more in boxing than Haye... yes. Deserves to crack the top 10 p4p... umm... not exactly. Wlad has been dominant basically because there's no quality in the division. You cannot honestly compare the level of competition in the HW division with that of the WW's, LW's, and many other divisions. None of this is Wlad's fault, mind you. But there is criteria for p4p fighters. Until a Frazier and Foreman show up to Wlad's "Ali", there is little one can say to talk up Wlad.

He's great, tho.