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| View Poll Results: Where do you have Lewis among all time heavyweights | |||
| Goat Heavyweight. best Heavy of all times |
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13 | 12.50% |
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1 | 0.96% |
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9 | 8.65% |
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21 | 20.19% |
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29 | 27.88% |
| Top 10-15 |
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31 | 29.81% |
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And stop trolling already! Last edited by Simurgh; 12-29-2012 at 05:05 PM. |
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Vitali said he would fight the winner of Haye vs Chisora, he said he wanted to KO Haye because his cowardly brother was unable to hurt Haye. After he saw the way Haye handled Chisora, he got very scared and decided he wanted no part of the Hayemaker. Vitali is a coward, he's only known for one fight where he lost...haha |
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2nd of All.. Rahman in his prime wasn't a journeyman.He knocked out Prime Sanders.. you know the guy who knocked out Wlad.. You know who Wlad is right? Ohh the current HEAVYWEIGHT champ of the world? 3rd of all Mccall had one of the best chins in HW History, you probably don't know this because it won't fit your hateful agenda. This is all the big punchers Lewis beat: Name me another heavyweight that beat as many big punchers: Lennox Lewis beat: Razer Ruddock Gary Mason Tommy Morrison Andrew Golota David Tua Rahman Mccal Grant Vitali Briggs Bruno I'm not saying these guys were elite fighters, but every guy listed was a big puncher. Going by sheer power, going by KO %, going by stoppages.. These guys are the very definition of BIG Punchers and Lennox beat them all. His chin was very underrated. Tyson didn't beat anywhere NEAR as many big punchers as Lewis.. Nobody did. Not even Ali. Stay educated you misinformed pig. |
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In regards to Lewis vs Foreman.
This is a very interesting match up. Prime Foreman's stamina was only shot to **** when he punched himself out. Lewis can not do this and hope to survive. Lennox do not have the chin of an Ali and to be honest it's not LL'S style to rope a dope. There's two possible scenarios here. 1- Lewis goes aggressive mode and attempt to out physical the physical beast in Young George. This is very risky because even though LL is bigger and heavier, Young George could very well be slightly stronger and pack a slightly bigger punch. That being said, I trust in Lewis's heart more then I trust in Foreman's and despite what people might think is 'advantage Foreman' I see a all out aggressive LL bomb Foreman to the ground within 2-3 rounds. Foreman is easily caught with big bombs early and the truth of the matter is, Foreman was never tested against another Super Heavy. Lewis was tested against numerous 6'4+ super heavys. None of them were quite as good as Foreman, but his experience in dealing with fellow giants definitely give him the edge in a h2h. 2- The more likely scenario will be LL impose his superior size and boxing skills to it's limits and dominate Foreman via a combination of tactics,power, and intelligent aggressiveness. What really made Lennox's jab tactics special is that unlike Holmes and Wlad (two fighters with equal or maybe even slightly better jabs) Lewis was able to mix in a huge variety of other punches to it as he box you on the outside. Combinations, upper cuts, overhands, he had it all and he will effectively dominant a foreman type from a tactical point of view. One fight that really stands out for me in terms of Lennox adapting to his opponents is Bruno. I know Bruno is not Foreman, but we really did see this tactic against him. When Lewis was losing the fight because he was not able to dominate Bruno via his jab work alone, he started winning the fight based on his fighting. Upper cuts, overhands, a few power combos and Bruno was done. We are talking about the BEST VERSIONS of both boxers in a h2h scenario. The best Version of Lewis would have treated Foreman like a virus, there is no way Foreman could have caught LL with something big. Lewis would either tactically dominate the slugging Preacher into a late TKO or out slug the slugger early. |
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In regards to Lewis vs Tyson.
Lewis vs Tyson Tyson was often troubled by super heavies. Even during his prime, he became easily frustrated when fighting tall HW'S. Tyson did have freakish reflexes speed and his bob-weave style would create a difficult fight for Lewis. Lennox in his prime though was 243-245, 6'5 and had massive strength. He will use his superior size and strength to smother Mike and take away a lot of Mike's primary weapons. Tyson's style, was perfectly suited for Lewis. If the Lewis jab can keep Tyson at bay, it's a wide UD, with big right hands in between. If Tyson slips inside which he is prone to do during his prime, Lewis can use that right upper cut or tie him./lean on him. Lewis's superior strength will make it really really difficult for Tyson to get any sort of inside work going and he definitely won't allow Tyson to push him back. Lewis TKO 11 or UD |
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Why the hell the whole public requested the rematch if what you are saying is true... And again VITALI HIMSELF never said he would fight winner of Haye-Chisorra. |
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