Anthony Joshua in Wlad's Camp (updated with pic)

Now why would I ever do that ? hahaha !!! LOL.... And who brought up race ? You did this to deal with your personal & unprofessional insecurities and inequities which as we can see are numerous....

 

shut up you old racist fart.

 

Lennox Lewis was born in London, England on September 2, 1965, and moved to Canada as a child. My bad... But the bottomline is he learned how to box in North America. What he has can't be taught where he's from. If that's not true, name another Brit that's been HW champ since? Errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! UUUUUUHHHHHHH ! None !

 

A child lol he was raised in London til he was 15, and learnt to fight on the streets... his mum sent him to Canada to protect him from those same streets that made him the hard as nails GOAT HW warrior he became. When was the last world HW champ out of LA let alone Compton?

 

Not at your clan meeting yet racist

 

:deal

 

I would hate to be Wlad's sparring partner.

 

Ken Norton ( originally from San Diego) lived on the border of Carson & Compton California when he beat Ali for the HW Championship. Ken raised his son Ken Norton Jr there who went to Compton / Dominguez High School.

 

Over 40 years ago and he aint even from LA :rofl Oh sorry he raised his son there

While in the same time London has had multiple HW champs all better than Norton. Go to bed old man

 

This is from Wikipedia numnuts:

Early life[edit]
Lewis was born on 2 September 1965, in West Ham, London, England to Jamaican-born parents.[5] At birth he weighed 10 pounds 10 ounces (4.8 kg), and was given the name Lennox by the doctor, who said he looked like a Lennox.[6] Lewis moved to Kitchener, Ontario, Canada in 1977 at the age of 12. He attended Cameron Heights Collegiate Institute for high school, where he excelled in Canadian football, soccer and basketball.[7]

Lennox learned to box in Canada when he arrived there at 12 years old. He represented Canada not Britain in the Olympics. Lennox posesses the sweet science because he was in the right environment being in Canada and close to the U.S. where he could learn his craft.So deal with !!!!!!

 

Only thing to ever come out of Compton is aids and spastics

 

Yeah lets not forget the great Frank Bruno or howa bout Herbie Hide. He was a British Champ. Right ! You guys are true keyboard warriors. I'd love you to come hangout in Compton and see real athletes. It's something that you'll never get the opportunity to see let alone compete against. I guess Manchester United has more influence than I thought. do British Hw's get orange slices too?

 

Near to america :rofl you really are a handicap, thats like the british claiming that every european champion is theres because we live quite near it :rofl

Lennox lewis has nothing to do with america you tool. and he came back to england to fight and represented england.

now shut your old gummy mouth you tool.

 

Omar Bradley - former mayor of Compton[1]
George H. W. Bush - U.S. President; resided briefly in Compton circa 1949-1950[2][3][4]
George W. Bush - U.S. President; resided briefly in Compton circa 1949-1950[5]
Lionel Cade - former mayor of Compton[6]
Del M. Clawson - US Congressman and former mayor of Compton [7]
Doris A. Davis - The first African-American female mayor of a metropolitan city, Compton[8]
Douglas Dollarhide - California's first African-American mayor of a metropolitan city, Compton[9]
Roger Hedge**** - 30th mayor of San Diego, radio talk show host
Eric J. Perrodin - Mayor of Compton[10]
Paul H. Richards II - former Compton City Manager and former mayor of Lynwood, California[11]
Walter R. Tucker, Jr. - former mayor of Compton
Walter R. Tucker III - former U.S. Congressman & Compton mayor, son of Walter R. Tucker Jr.[12]
Athletes[edit]

 

Arron Afflalo - NBA player
Larry Allen - NFL Hall of Fame player
Bob Beamon - Olympic track & field gold medalist
Jeanette Bolden - UCLA track coach[13]
Earlene Brown - Olympic medalist
Kenny Brunner - streetball player
Cedric Ceballos - NBA player[14]
Tyson Chandler - NBA player
Robin Cole - NFL player
Baron Davis - NBA player
Demar DeRozan - NBA player
Charles Dumas - Olympic gold medalist
Henry Ellard - NFL player
Deon Figures - NFL player
Michael Fletcher - CFL football player
Mike Garrett - NFL player and Heisman Trophy winner
Nesby Glasgow - NFL player
Danny Harris - Olympic medalist
Floyd Heard - NFL player
Brandon Jennings - NBA player
Dennis Johnson - NBA player and coach (deceased)
Marques Johnson - UCLA and NBA player
Stafon Johnson - NFL player
Don Klosterman - Los Angeles Rams general manager
Lionel Larry-World Championship Medalist (track and field)
Tiny Lister - actor, professional wrestler
James Lofton - NFL Hall of Fame player
Mike McKenzie - NFL player
Anthony Munoz - NFL Hall of Fame player
Eddie Murray - MLB Hall of Fame player
Syd O'Brien - Major League Baseball player
Troy O'Leary - Major League Baseball player
Violet Palmer - first female professional sports official in the United States, NBA, and WNBA
Tayshaun Prince - NBA player
BJ Raji - NFL player
Mike C. Richardson - NFL player, member of 1985 Super Bowl champion Chicago Bears
Jerry Robinson - NFL player
Pete Rozelle - NFL commissioner
Richard Sherman - NFL cornerback
Dennis Smith - NFL player
Lonnie Smith - Major League Baseball player
Reggie Smith - Major League Baseball player
Rico Smith Jr. - NFL player
Duke Snider - Major League Baseball outfielder
Dennis Thurman - NFL player
Greg Townsend - NFL player
Clinton Washington - NFL player
Quincy Watts - Olympic track & field gold medalist
Bryant Westbrook - NFL player
Frank K. Wheaton - sports agent, personal manager and former official spokesperson of Compton
Marcellus Wiley - NFL player, ESPN football analyst and radio personality
Richard Williams - tennis coach
Serena Williams - world No. 1 ranked female tennis player[15]
Venus Williams - former world No. 1 tennis player with seven Grand Slam titles and four Olympic golds [15]
Don Wilson - Major League Baseball player
Roy White - Major League Baseball player