How would a fight between Joshua and prime Lennox Lewis have gone?

By prime do you mean roided? Evan Fields.. He was likely roided the whole time. Early 90's was his prime whether he was on roids or not. By the mid 90's he was past it by 1999 he was well past it.

Fury beats all 3. In their prime? I don't think so, thought it's a possibility depending on the ref. With a ref that lets him get away with constant clinching and holding

It doesn't end very well for AJ let's just say that. Prime Lennox, Vitali or Wlad run a train on this current era of HWs Fury beats all 3.

By prime do you mean roided? Evan Fields.. He was Evan Fields the second he moved up to HW. Hell, the guy turned pro at 175

You do realise that the other dude has 38000+ posts and has been posting since 2009 right ? Do you think I have a certain DeLorean in my driveway ?

I believe Holyfield won the second fight but Lennox was gifted the decision. If he went 1-1 with a past prime Holyfield I don’t see him beating a 1993 version with Emmanuel Steward in his corner. And you are so confident that Holyfield won this fight that you decided to use an alt account to say so.

Fine. Dominated Holyfield for 18 rounds. And what was Holyfield’s prime then? Two years earlier when he won the straps? No. Before that too. He was considered well past his best and was a heavy underdog in 1996 when he fought Mike Tyson let alone 1999. He was absoutely no where close to his prime in 1999 and he arguably beat him in the rematch so it's totally feasible that a prime, early 90's Holyfield could beat Lewis.

Lennox stops him in 5 rounds. Levels to this game.

Lewis ko. AJ don't move his head. Has too much ped muscle to be fast enough to beat lewis

Lewis would beat AJ Lewis always had the capability to adapt to his opponent

How far out of his prime do you consider Holyfield to have been when Lewis dominated him for 24 rounds? I believe Holyfield won the second fight but Lennox was gifted the decision. If he went 1-1 with a past prime Holyfield I don’t see him beating a 1993 version with Emmanuel Steward in his corner.

It definitely matters, because Joshua hasn’t hit his prime yet. If this version of Joshua fights a prime Lewis then it’s a one way destruction. We are not comparing them at 23 fights here, if that’s the comparison then off course AJ wins every time. well, it's by the way. we all see and analyze things in different ways. Respect to both guys. I love them both but Lenox has been caught many times criticizing AJ. Maybe he was paid to do that.

Well, still doesn't matter. Hez flattening every one brought in front of him except one and hez still firing. Lenox was a great champ, I can't deny that but at the moment if we compare with fight numbers, AJ is better. In other words AJ can flatten him in mid/late rounds as well. My humble opinion. It definitely matters, because Joshua hasn’t hit his prime yet. If this version of Joshua fights a prime Lewis then it’s a one way destruction. We are not comparing them at 23 fights here, if that’s the comparison then off course AJ wins every time.

Maybe after 40 fights we can re-assess and give AJ a better chance, but this AJ who is still learning IMHO, who has been pushed too early IMHO would get flattened by a prime Lewis. I don’t even think AJ has hit his prime yet. You don’t hit your prime after 23 fights at HW. Well, still doesn't matter. Hez flattening every one brought in front of him except one and hez still firing. Lenox was a great champ, I can't deny that but at the moment if we compare with fight numbers, AJ is better. In other words AJ can flatten him in mid/late rounds as well. My humble opinion.

am not disputing that but he still got flattened twice. AJ can flatten him as well. Maybe after 40 fights we can re-assess and give AJ a better chance, but this AJ who is still learning IMHO, who has been pushed too early IMHO would get flattened by a prime Lewis. I don’t even think AJ has hit his prime yet. You don’t hit your prime after 23 fights at HW.

Lewis would destroy this Joshua. What sort of question is this? Lol

Very far. And he didn't dominate him for 24 rounds. The rematch was a close fight not even close to a domination. Fine. Dominated Holyfield for 18 rounds. And what was Holyfield’s prime then? Two years earlier when he won the straps?

How far out of his prime do you consider Holyfield to have been when Lewis dominated him for 24 rounds? Very far. And he didn't dominate him for 24 rounds. The rematch was a close fight not even close to a domination.

Lewis inside 5.

What do you mean my agenda? I say what i think. Lewis is far superior to any HW fighting today. They would all have very little chance of beating a prime Lewis. it's fine then. you say what you think and I say mine and we are good. All man with his opinion.