Lennox Lewis said that Black men get special powers against White men

[Fury4daWIN]

Thats racist

Hey, you said it.

[Damn Wicked]

Hahaha, can't get away from all the god d*mn racists. They're all over the place!

[rudy]

never heard of them before must not be big names.

:gay: do you even know who Mike Tyson

[Weltschmerz]

In his book (autobiography)

he said that for a black man, losing is bad but losing to a white man is so bad that a black man can't live with themselves.

He said that if a black man might lose to a white man he will get special powers and beat that white man

he said there are a lot of great white fighters though

Sounds like some voodoo shit.

He also said that his mom told him to retire after the Vitali fight. So he did

[Sweet Pea 50]

He did turn Vitali's face into a vagina.

Might be into some Illuminati/33th billioned degree Mason type shit.

[LacedUp]

Sounds like some voodoo shit.

He also said that his mom told him to retire after the Vitali fight. So he did

Clearly proved the best and right decision.

[boliodogs]

It sure sounds like he is more prejudice against white men then most white men are against black men. A loss is a loss. If you aren't prejudice then it shouldn't matter what race the man who beat was.

[Damn Wicked]

Sounds like some voodoo shit.

He also said that his mom told him to retire after the Vitali fight. So he did

I really like Lennox but I was disappointed when he held onto the belt so long after the Vitali fight and then chose to retire instead of taking the rematch, which was a high demand fight that people were looking forward to. It felt to me that maybe he didn't feel confident about winning the rematch. He retired at a strangely convenient time. But Lennox was a great champion. One of the greatest heavyweights as far as I'm concerned.

[Foreign Soil]

Pathetic on Lennox' end if this is actually true.

[Weltschmerz]

I really like Lennox but I was disappointed when he held onto the belt so long after the Vitali fight and then chose to retire instead of taking the rematch, which was a high demand fight that people were looking forward to. It felt to me that maybe he didn't feel confident about winning the rematch. He retired at a strangely convenient time. But Lennox was a great champion. One of the greatest heavyweights as far as I'm concerned.

That's exactly the impression he left behind. He pondered for a good while on the rematch and decided upon retiring with a very nice legacy intact. It is what it is, but his mommy did have a great deal of influence on his career.