Do you view a Lewis vs. Rahman rematch was necessary

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  1. freelaw

    freelaw Boxing Addict Full Member

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  2. The Mongoose

    The Mongoose I honor my bets banned

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    Call me crazy..but I think Lennox "Nasty Black" Lewis wanted to quit before the knockout. When Rahman started tagging him, he ran to the ropes like "I don't want any part of this." The smile was clearly a nervous reaction when he realized he couldn't make it out of the ropes in time..like people who are scared to death are sometimes found with smiles on their faces. He has no balls.

    Lewis is a known quitter, remember when he pretended not to understand the count in the McCall fight? Than he threw a big fit to save face. :yep
     
  3. SportsLeader

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    Are you ******ed? How do you conclude that I am a Lewis nuthugger? What an odd and completely untrue statement with no evidence to back up.

    Nasty Black? Muslim Black? I think you better be quiet before you start saying things you will regret. Stop acting so pathetic and move on.
     
  4. The Mongoose

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    Rahman KO 5! I don't need evidence when you have your hands all over his hairless tiny nuts.

    I will be quite...quite happy to tell you that Nasty Black is a quitter. He ran like a ***** and got slapped in the face. I don't even think he was knocked out, he was pretending because he wanted no part of Muslim Black.
     
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    Is this a cry for attention?:-(


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  6. SportsLeader

    SportsLeader Chilling Full Member

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    Troll.

    What are you, like 12 years old or something? You are on a boxing forum, not in the playground. This puerile, childish trolling is like something you would expect from an infant. Act civilised, be treated in a civilised manned. Troll, and no-one will take you seriously. Just a word of advice.
     
  7. The Mongoose

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    Rahman KO 5, nuthugger.

    Why don't you stick to the topic and answer the question? You can't, can you? Cause you are choking on Lennox "Nasty Black" Lewis' tiny, hairless egg like nuts.
     
  8. The Mongoose

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    Answer the question, nuthugger? And you call me a troll.

    A rematch was not necessary, Rahman has the right to retire with his legacy.
     
  9. Threetime no1

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  10. The Mongoose

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    If Rahman didn't land a massive right hand, Lewis woudn't have been KOed

    If Rahman didn't throw the punch, it wouldn't land, and Lewis wouldn't get KOed

    :deal
    Rahman's win was decisive, no rematch necessary.
     
  11. The Mongoose

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    I don't care what happened after Rahman lost his desire. Answer the question, nuthugger?

    Rahman KO5.. Lewis lost fair and square. A rematch is not necessary.
     
  12. Bubby

    Bubby Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    What????:scaredas: they had a rematch clause???
    but acording to Haye/Lewis fans rematch clause = slave contract!
    ho wait, that's only for the Klitschko's contracts:lol:.....
     
  13. SportsLeader

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    Lewis was the champion. When the champion loses, particularly in an upset, he is rightfully given the chance to compete again for his belt. That is the way it works? If Chisora beat Wladimir, then does Chisora have every right to retire with his legacy and not rematch Wlad? By your admissions, of course he does. For some reason I am sure if Chisora did that, you would heavily criticise him instead of supporting his cause like you do here with this hypothetical Rahman scenario.

    Vitali Klitschko was a stand in for Kirk Johnson, he was the challenger, in fact, he was the second choice challenger. When the champion loses, he deserves to fight for his title back. When the challenger loses, he fights his way back into contention. It is obviously more difficult for a challenger who is a late replacement, and therefore not supposed to be fighting for a title, to get another shot. That is just the way it works.

    Lewis was old, unmotivated, and struggling with weight issues. When a champion reaches a stage where they are struggling with challengers and losing rounds, it's time for them to hang it up. Lewis sensed he was slipping after struggling with Klitschko, so rightfully decided to hand em' up. I'm sure when Vitali reaches this stage, he will quit without hesitation aswell.

    Did Vitali deserve a rematch? Probably. Is there any issue with a late substitute for Kirk Johnson, who lost by TKO and was cut to pieces not getting a second shot against an aging, overweight champion? Absolutely not.
     
  14. Noam Chomsky

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    Rahman is an idiot, he should have faked a shoulder injury in the second fight and gotten out of it before the knockout, and then gotten his brother to face Lennox.
     
  15. The Mongoose

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    Indeed, someone is using their brain.

    Lewis enslaved Rahman. Despite Rahman proving he was the better man by knocking Nasty Black out cold, he was wrongfully forced into an unnecessary fight after losing his desire. Rahman wanted his legacy, he wanted to knockout Tyson for the right money, and retire with a win. But Lewis enslaved hiim.