You do have a problem reading my posts. I already did not fight any southpaws. Lewis avoided them, most notably Chirs Byrd, Corrie Sanders, and Mike Morrer who were world champions . Joe Hipp was a southpaw who fought for a world title.
He also avoided John Ruiz! And very mobile boxers like Larry Donald , and Juan Gomez ( who was a southpaw, and very mobile )
IMO, he had a stylistic problem matching up with south paws and mobile tricky boxers.
You could say they were no Southpaws for him to fight and be wrong. Even in Ali's day he had problems adapting to Karl Mildenberger. He did not look good vs Richard Dunnn either, but at least Ali fought southpaws. And he fought his share of mobile tricky orthodox fighters too.
A hole in Lewis' otherwise excellent resume. Admit it.
Now do you want to talk boxing objectively? Lewis was not the only famous heavyweight champion to avoid ranked southpaws or pass on fighting any southpaws at all.
He also avoided John Ruiz! And very mobile boxers like Larry Donald , and Juan Gomez ( who was a southpaw, and very mobile )
IMO, he had a stylistic problem matching up with south paws and mobile tricky boxers.
You could say they were no Southpaws for him to fight and be wrong. Even in Ali's day he had problems adapting to Karl Mildenberger. He did not look good vs Richard Dunnn either, but at least Ali fought southpaws. And he fought his share of mobile tricky orthodox fighters too.
A hole in Lewis' otherwise excellent resume. Admit it.
Now do you want to talk boxing objectively? Lewis was not the only famous heavyweight champion to avoid ranked southpaws or pass on fighting any southpaws at all.
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