After Jones beat Ruiz, you think he coulda beat Lennox Lewis?

[Dirk Diggler UK]

I don't agree, but that's another argument (very long one at that) for another day.

Well when you pay someone millions of dollars not to fight you, there aint really much argument.

[sonnyboyx2]

it was Lewis who turned down the fight snubbing a $35 million + PPV offer from HBO saying he had nothing to prove by fighting a middleweight.

[Khalid X]

Well when you pay someone millions of dollars not to fight you, there aint really much argument.

Again this would be a long argument and I'm too tired right now. I'll debate this with you another day but there is more to it than that. I'm sure you know that as well.

[Pirao]

it was Lewis who turned down the fight snubbing a $35 million + PPV offer from HBO saying he had nothing to prove by fighting a middleweight.

Source? I'm sure you have one.

[Pirao]

I'm still waiting.

[Main Source]

I heard they were in negotiationsafter that fight. If it did go down you think Roy's speed could have messed Lewis up? Hell why didnt they do Jones - Tyson lol that woulda been cool

Jones Jr wanted to fight Tyson. He said it himself.

Back to your question. Lewis would disrupt Jones' speed advantage by his jab. I don't see how Lewis could lose this.

[-Lowkey-]

Lewis would of shattered that glass with a stiff jab

[Toney616]

heavyweight, and lets be honest here. The reason Byrd never fought Lewis is the same reason Roy didn't. They were both too small to beat him.

Lewis vacted his IBF belt to avoid facing Byrd, who was his mandatory at the time

[MarkKO]

I heard they were in negotiationsafter that fight. If it did go down you think Roy's speed could have messed Lewis up? Hell why didnt they do Jones - Tyson lol that woulda been cool

You kidding me? Lewis would of knocked him out cold in 1 or 2

[Boxing Scene]

Lewis vacted his IBF belt to avoid facing Byrd, who was his mandatory at the time

Yeah, I'm sure it was because he thought he'd lose, right?