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How come nobody ever puts lennox lewis on their top 10 heavyweights of all time lists
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Originally posted by pugay_kamay View PostLewis is 6'5" not 6'6".
And you cannot dismiss Lewis height advantage against his smaller opponents. That's why it's called HEIGHT ADVANTAGE.
People take what they are born with and the ones that are great win. No need in bringing up something like a height advantage.
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Originally posted by pugay_kamay View PostLewis is 6'5" not 6'6".
And you cannot dismiss Lewis height advantage against his smaller opponents. That's why it's called HEIGHT ADVANTAGE.
as I said before Tye Fields is 6'8...
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Originally posted by !! Shawn View PostLast I checked he fought for Canada in the Olympics.
If I move to China and get a citizenship does that make me Chinese?
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Originally posted by sonnyboyx2 View Post1992 - deliberately priced himself out of a fight with undisputed heavyweight champion of the world Riddick Bowe.
Originally posted by sonnyboyx2 View Post1993 - Lewis fights Class C fighters rather than the best in the division.
Originally posted by sonnyboyx2 View Post1994 - Lewis gets poleaxed in less than 2rds by Mike Tyson sparring partner/journeyman Oliver McCall..
Originally posted by sonnyboyx2 View Post1995 - Lewis turns down $10 million to fight Riddick Bowe.
Originally posted by sonnyboyx2 View Post1996 - Lewis turns down career highest payday of $15 million and gauranteed shot at the title by accepting meagre $3 million step-a-side money from Mike Tyson so that Tyson can win 2nd belt from Bruce Seldon.
Originally posted by sonnyboyx2 View Post1997 - Lewis wins vacant WBC title in farsical rematch with McCall who is only days out of Drug-Rehab...
Originally posted by sonnyboyx2 View Post1998 - Lewis wins liner title from Shannon Briggs.
Originally posted by sonnyboyx2 View Post1999 - Lewis agrees to face a Class A opponent for 1st time in his career by fighting Evander Holyfield who many feel is past his best.. Fight declared a draw with most feeling Lewis was the worthy winner, immediate rematch ordered.
1999 - Lewis vs Holyfield rematch goes the full 12rds with Lewis declared the winner yet most at ringside feeling Holyfield was the clear winner..
Originally posted by sonnyboyx2 View Post2000 - Lewis refuses to fight the No1 contender John Ruiz so is stripped of the WBA Title.. Lewis continues to fight Class C opponents.
Originally posted by sonnyboyx2 View Post2001 - Lewis gets poleaxed by mediocre journeyman Hasim Rahman and takes Rahman to court for immediate rematch..Lewis wins titles back in return fight.
Originally posted by sonnyboyx2 View Post2002 - Lewis stripped of IBF Title for refusing to fight No1 contender..Lewis fights Mike Tyson for career highest purse, Tyson only shell of the fighter he was a decade or more ago.
Originally posted by sonnyboyx2 View Post2003 - Lewis looks overweight and lethargic in fortunately beating late substitute Vitali Klitschko in epic battle..Klitschko demands rematch.
2004 - Lewis announces retirement days before he is to be stripped of final belt for refusing to fight rematch with Vitali Klitschko.
Lewis is in any credible top ten heavyweight list.
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Originally posted by BritishBoxing92 View PostDude check my signature and in the Top 10 HW off all time Lennox Lewis Is Definately there
My List:
1. Muhammad Ali
2. Joe Louis
3. George Foreman
4. Rocky Marciano
5. Larry Holmes
6. Lennox Lewis
7. Evander Holyfield
8. Mike Tyson
9. Jack Johnson
10. Jack Dempsey
Note: If Gene Tunney had fought more at heavyweight, he'd have to replace Dempsey who I must admit I consider to be a little romanticised thanks to the period he represented.
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Originally posted by P4P Opinion View PostNot a bad list, although Liston wouldn't have made my list and I think both Tyson and Dempsey are a little high.
My List:
1. Muhammad Ali
2. Joe Louis
3. George Foreman
4. Rocky Marciano
5. Larry Holmes
6. Lennox Lewis
7. Evander Holyfield
8. Mike Tyson
9. Jack Johnson
10. Jack Dempsey
Note: If Gene Tunney had fought more at heavyweight, he'd have to replace Dempsey who I must admit I consider to be a little romanticised thanks to the period he represented.
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Originally posted by BritishBoxing92 View PostDude gimme some credit man lol im 17 and only got into boxing about 1 year and a half ago...so far so good researched etc into loads of boxers and watched there documentaries and fights.....and Hayes the man lets hope he beats Ruiz in My Home City
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