Best cherry pickers of all time.

Yeah its easy to say that after grant loses. He still beat tua and klitschko, he whoops golota right after golota destroyed bowe twice, who are better than anyone larry holmes or tyson beat. If lewis is a cherry picking heavyweight, who isnt one, answer that troll.

You want to downplay his wins over tua and vitali, or all the guys he beat in the 90s like akinwande, bruno, etc. Then tell me, who are you accusing him of dodging, the great john ruiz, chris byrd? Yeah you would give him so much credit for beating those guys, lol epic troll.

 

LENNOX LEWIS VS. TOP 10 CONTENDERS

1992: Razor Ruddock - No. 3
1993: Tony Tucker - No. 5
1993: Frank Bruno - No. 8
1994: Phil Jackson - No. 9
1994: Oliver McCall - No. 4 - LOSS
1995: Lionel Butler - No. 10
1995: Tommy Morrison - No. 10
1997: Henry Akinwande - No. 6
1997: Andrew Golota - No. 4
1998: Shannon Briggs - No. 7
1999: Evander Holyfield - No. 1 - Robbery
1999: Evander Holyfield - No. 2
2000: Michael Grant - No. 3
2000: David Tua - No. 2
2001: Hasim Rahman - No. 8 - LOSS
2001: Hasim Rahman - CHAMPION
2002: Mike Tyson - No. 2
2003: Vitali Klitschko - No. 10

Overall record vs. Top 10 Contenders/Champions: 16-2

 

This is just my opinions, but they are amongst the greatest on ESB

Hopkins, picked and called out smaller fighters time and again

Ward, didnt test himself against a top undefeated fighter and seems to like to have it all his own way ie home fighter, weight to suit

Jones, Didnt face the top man of the divisions he fought in until late in his career

Hatton, never fought Witter, Judah, Corley only fought Floyd after he looked beatable against De La Hoya and went after Pac as he looked the smaller and weaker man coming up from LW and then fought Oscar at WW

 

^ JoeCalzagheIsACoward :rofl

 

Floyd Mayweather, Jr.

 

MIKE TYSON VS. TOP 10 CONTENDERS

1986: Trevor Berbick - No. 1 (Michael Spinks Champion)
1987: James Smith - No. 2 (Tyson No. 1)
1987: Pinklon Thomas - No. 2 (Tyson No. 1)
1987: Tony Tucker - No. 3 (Tyson No. 1)
1987: Tyrell Biggs - No. 6 (Tyson No. 1)
1988: Michael Spinks - CHAMPION
1989: Carl Williams - No. 2
1990: James Douglas - No. 7 - LOSS
1990: Alex Stewart - No. 10
1991: Razor Ruddock - No. 2 (Tyson No. 1)
1991: Razor Ruddock - No. 2 (Tyson No. 1)
1996: Frank Bruno - No. 7
1996: Bruce Seldon - No. 8
1996: Evander Holyfield - No. 5 - LOSS
1997: Evander Holyfield - No. 1 - LOSS
2000: Andrew Golota - No. 9
2002: Lennox Lewis - CHAMPION - LOSS

Overall record vs. Top 10 Contenders/Champions: 13-4

 

Most wins vs Top 10 Heavyweights:

1) Muhammad Ali, 32 (-5)
2) Joe Louis, 30 (-3)
3) Larry Holmes, 20 (-5)
4) Lennox Lewis, 16 (-2)
5) Mike Tyson 13 (-4)

 

I'm a troll because I have an opinion? No thanks.

Lewis beat Tua yes. That's his best win! But what is David Tua? An underachiever who couldnt control his weight!
Lewis beat Vitali on a cut,was behind on points and retired after promising a rematch. And this is Vitali Klitschko,the same arm puncher who was beaten by Byrd. Lewis looked terrible beating Bruno and Bruno was a glass chinned rabid punching Brit who was Ko'd twice by Tyson.

Golota? HAha as if he was anything more than a mental patient who lost his biggest fights! Golota didnt destroy Bowe,he fouled himself out of 2 wins.

Tyson's win over Spinks,Holmes are better than Lewis whole career.
Tyson beat Prime Tucker (not the fat drug addict version Lewis fought)
Tyson beat Prime Ruddock twice,Berbick as well.

Holmes beat Shavers,Norton,Cooney and Holmes was old when he beat the same Ray Mercer that Lewis looked like **** against and nearly lost to.

Lummox Lewis retires after a mere 44 fights right as Vitali come along to challenge him! Compared to Dempsey,Foreman,Holmes,44 fights is barely a career.

 

Slappy Joe is certainly a coward from wales.

And Lummox sponge cake chin Lewis is a cherry picking con man.

Even David Haye would have a good chance against Lummox.

 

Your discrediting his wins over tua, golota, klitscko, but your giving tyson all the credit for beating ruddock, a light heavyweight and an ancient holmes.

Your giving holmes credit for beating a mediocre shavers, old norton and a hyped prospect like cooney. Nice to see how objective you really are.

Lewis gets no credit for beatig holyfield when he was the freakin champ, but you give tyson and holmes credit for beating old hasbeens,

 

'88 Holmes could beat Tua. :yep

Lenny's got the two wins Tyson badly needed against Holyfield. I can't see them being considered as anything other than great, relative to HW history. Evander didn't look too hot against Bean, but he had throttled Moorer, held two of the three straps that qualified for undisputed status and was the #1 HW in the world. You can't just brush that off. Vitali is a great win due to a combination of Lewis being past it and out of shape plus it was against his immediate successor.

 

An even older Holmes beat Mercer too, who gave Lewis hell.