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  • @NSB. Where do you place Lennox Lewis among the top 25 heavyweights?

    Where does he belong? Most well established boxing sources(ESPN,BoxingNews, analysts+writers) got him anywhere from the top 15 to the top 3.

    Olympic Champion: Defeated Riddick Bowe.

    Resume:
    35-0 Gary Mason
    Gold Medalist Tyrell Biggs
    48-1 Tony Tucker
    Donovan Ruddock: Gave a still mostly prime Tyson two great fights. Favored in the tournament.
    Frank Bruno(World Champion)
    Ray Mercer
    Tommy Morrison-massive puncher. Great left hook. Very dangerous.
    Henry Akinwande 6'7,32-0
    Zeljko Mavrovic 27-0 (Lewis gave him his only lost, Zeljko retired soon after)
    Shannon Briggs-Massive puncher. An older almost 40 year old version lasted the distance against Vitali.
    Andrew Golota (Dominated Bowe twice)
    Evander Holyfield D (The vast majority of the boxing world had this as a Lewis Win)
    Evander Holyfield W
    Michael Grant 6'8 250 Pounds. Talked about as the next great heavyweight.
    David Tua- Vicious puncher. Top 3 heavyweight at the time. (Arguably top 2, debatable if young Wlad or Byrd was better)
    Avenged both his defeats against Mccall+Rahman.
    Defeated 2002 Tyson
    Defeated Vitali Klitschko. Struggled early. Came back very strong and stopped Vitali.
    55
    Goat
    1.82%
    1
    Top 3
    16.36%
    9
    Top 5
    29.09%
    16
    Top 10
    30.91%
    17
    Top 15
    12.73%
    7
    Top 20
    9.09%
    5
    Last edited by WizardKO; 04-09-2013, 02:30 PM.

  • #2
    Lennox Lewis is my number 4 greatest of all times. Has an unrivalled resume, H2H he's top 2-3 - had a great career, could box, punch, brawl, move. He is the only fighter since Ali who could do it all.

    Great fighter.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by LacedUp View Post
      Lennox Lewis is my number 4 greatest of all times. Has an unrivalled resume, H2H he's top 2-3 - had a great career, could box, punch, brawl, move. He is the only fighter since Ali who could do it all.

      Great fighter.
      very good point.

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      • #4
        Top 10 easily

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        • #5
          Muhammad Ali
          Joe Louis
          Rocky Marciano
          Jack Johnson
          George Foreman
          Jack Dempsey
          Larry Holmes
          Lennox Lewis
          Wladimir Klitschko
          Mike Tyson
          Last edited by Barry Allen; 04-10-2013, 01:16 AM.

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          • #6
            Top 3.

            Deal with it.

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            • #7
              Think I'd have him from 11 - 20.

              Don't really have a list at hand but he doesn't break my top 10.

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              • #8
                Top 10 of all-time.

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                • #9
                  8 at the very lowest


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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by D-MiZe View Post
                    Think I'd have him from 11 - 20.

                    Don't really have a list at hand but he doesn't break my top 10.
                    I'd be interested in seeing 10 hws that are greater than Lewis.

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