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  • Southpaw Stinger
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    #1

    Lewis return?



    rumor or true? meh!
    Last edited by Southpaw Stinger; 02-23-2007, 10:34 PM.
  • Rudyo
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    #2
    I doubt it and hope that it is not true. Lennox has no reason to return to the ring.

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    • squealpiggy
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      #3
      He was fading when he retired, I can't see him coming back and being a world beater now. Besides which he has a ton of money and other sources of income.

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      • beez721
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        #4
        Originally posted by Rudypoop
        I doubt it and hope that it is not true. Lennox has no reason to return to the ring.
        he wont,,,espescially considering vit is back

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        • Drunken Cat
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          #5
          Originally posted by beez721
          he wont,,,espescially considering vit is back
          My understanding is that if he did come back it would be BECAUSE of Vitaly coming back as that is a huge money fight and all. here's another article i saw on this earlier.
          https://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/ma...4/soboxx24.xml

          I think its way too early though to believe hes actually coming back. But lets not forget that the Lewis that fought Vitaly was fighting at the heaviest weight of his carreer and that Vitaly was a late substitute for Kirk Johnson so here clearly wasnt in proper shape or properly prepared for that fight.

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          • beez721
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            #6
            Originally posted by baserocks
            My understanding is that if he did come back it would be BECAUSE of Vitaly coming back as that is a huge money fight and all. here's another article i saw on this earlier.
            https://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/ma...4/soboxx24.xml

            I think its way too early though to believe hes actually coming back. But lets not forget that the Lewis that fought Vitaly was fighting at the heaviest weight of his carreer and that Vitaly was a late substitute for Kirk Johnson so here clearly wasnt in proper shape or properly prepared for that fight.
            uh,,,,vitali was preparing for david boswell who is a hell of a lot less a fighter than kirk johnson so lewis would have been a hell of a lot more prepared than vitali. anyway,,if lewis was coming back he'd have done so for the rematch long ago back when vitali and the public were clamoring for it

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              #7
              Originally posted by beez721
              uh,,,,vitali was preparing for david boswell who is a hell of a lot less a fighter than kirk johnson so lewis would have been a hell of a lot more prepared than vitali. anyway,,if lewis was coming back he'd have done so for the rematch long ago back when vitali and the public were clamoring for it
              Yeah well the thing is that judging by the shape that Lewis came in at it seems he may have been taking his expected opponent a bit lightly, plus Johnson is 6'2 whereas Vitaly is 6'7. Besides, i dont see how you can argue about who it was that was relatively less prepared based on their respective expected opponents, thats slicing it a bit thin for me, i think it was obvious though that for whatever reason lewis was not fully prepared for this fight, and Vitaly did in fact look to be in better shape that night of the two.

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              • beez721
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                Originally posted by baserocks
                Yeah well the thing is that judging by the shape that Lewis came in at it seems he may have been taking his expected opponent a bit lightly, plus Johnson is 6'2 whereas Vitaly is 6'7. Besides, i dont see how you can argue about who it was that was relatively less prepared based on their respective expected opponents, thats slicing it a bit thin for me, i think it was obvious though that for whatever reason lewis was not fully prepared for this fight, and Vitaly did in fact look to be in better shape that night of the two.
                yes,,,,I agree with that

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                • Epie2
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                  It's sad two retired champs have to unretire just to attempt to give the heavyweight division the prestige is once had.

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                  • j
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                    It's sad two retired champs have to unretire just to attempt to give the heavyweight division the prestige is once had.

                    agree.

                    but we do have wladimir. having said that, he is all we have right now.

                    nobody wants bummy-ass briggs who is lucky he can fight 6 rounds. of course, his pace makes him as boring as john ruiz.

                    sam peter puts a bit of excitement in too. but that is because we are all watching to see when he will kill someone with a punch to the back of the head.

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