Rank these 3 Heavyweights

[rocco1252]

Out of those 3? Well it would have to be Holyfield as #1, Tyson as #2 and the way over rated lewis at #3

[Joeyzagz]

I'm assuming that vid is from the Lou Savarese fight 2000-06-24

Lets take a look at things leading up to Tyson-Lewis:

I agree with everything you posted regarding Tyson's avoidance of Lewis. You are preaching to the choir.

My focus is the explosive interview that sold 2 million ppv buys. Regardless of his true motivation, it was one of the greatest promos in boxing history.... Should've used against Douglas.

Tyson's prime was from ages 20 to 23, by the time of the McBride fight, he was 39, 16 years past his best. Far cry from Lennox, who was almost 24 when he turned pro and whose prime was in his early to mid 30's, retiring just a few years later at 37.

Physical prime is generally the same for most human beings, some choose to take advantage, others dont. Lennox wasted 20-24 in the amateurs. Tyson wasted 23-29 being an idiot. Here is the last in-ring moment for both fighters:

I'm assuming you're talking about Holmes

You assumed wrong. Holmes wasnt 31 and 32 when he lost to a LHW twice.

[Toney616]

I agree with everything you posted regarding Tyson's avoidance of Lewis. You are preaching to the choir..

Post prison his heart wasn't in it anymore and he was just going through the motions living off his 80's hype. He chose Holyfield over Lewis because on paper Holyfield was the easier opponent but that blew up in his face

My focus is the explosive interview that sold 2 million ppv buys. Regardless of his true motivation, it was one of the greatest promos in boxing history.... Should've used against Douglas...

Yeah he should of

Physical prime is generally the same for most human beings, some choose to take advantage, others dont. Lennox wasted 20-24 in the amateurs. Tyson wasted 23-29 being an idiot. Here is the last in-ring moment for both fighters:

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True.............unfortunately