Bowe is sure he'd beat Morrison, Foreman, and Lewis on the same night

You are though what part of that statement isn't true ? Every thread you're in you discredit Lewis any chance you get and you've been called out a few times for it from other members.

The stats I've provided pretty much end this debate I've 100 percent proven Lewis has a far superior resume to Bowe so there's literally 0 reason to continue this conversation.

 

ok, so we have a similar opinion. For me, Lennox is solid no. 3 for the years 1990-1999, i.e. the 1990s, and solid no. 2 for the years 1989-2003, i.e. during the period when he was active. I think he managed his career brilliantly

 

Yes, I think Holyfield was the best during the 90's followed by Lewis, then Bowe and Tyson.
Lewis really took over in 1999 like you said.

 

I still have Bowe higher in the 90s, but in general I have Lewis higher, ever good wins against Grant, Botha, Tua, Tyson and Klitschko and especially Rahman 2. This makes a difference when it comes to the overall result. So I think we can shake hands

 

Fair enough

 

Bowe could knock out Morrison in the first round.
He has energy left for the other two fights.
Foreman would be tougher and Bowe would probably win, but the big question is whether Bowe would win by knockout.
Peak Bowe didn't knock out Holyfield.
Bowe has little energy left for the third and toughest fight.
Lewis knocks out Bowe in his third fight in one night.

 

James was notorious for sparring wars, wasn't he?

 

In a fight or a beer drinking competition? 12 rounds of beer.