The fight would never be sanctioned by a boxing commission. They don't allow guys with zero boxing experience to fight guys like Lennox Lewis.
I could have sworn I told you to stop posting here awhile ago. Yet you continue to post nonsense. Stop. Just stop. It's not fun making you look stupid anymore. How about Brock Lesnar vs. Lennox Lewis in a wrestling match? Who do you think is gonna win that? (That's a rhetorical question...)
Lennox is a boxer. Lesnar is a Wrestler. Lennox wins at boxing Lesnar wins at wrestling. Lesnar wins at mma.
And Lesnar wins a Jiu Jitsu match. And Lesnar has a better chance to win in a Muay Thai fight, although he's not overly skilled so Lennox's boxing skill alone might give him the edge. But, at that point, it's a toss up. Although the clinch in Muay Thai is a huge part that varies greatly from a boxing clinch and Brock is freakishly strong so the clinch is probably where he wins that. So, yeah...basically a boxer wins at boxing...but loses everywhere else. Edit - Okay, I should clarify that a boxer doesn't always lose the Thai match. He can just catch him with a well placed punch and end the fight, but it's clear that given his one tool (punches) that he would have a great deal of difficulty dealing with the variety of tools that a Thai fighter will utilize (punches, elbows, kicks, knees, and the Thai clinch).
agreed eccept lewis would destroy brock in a thai fight with his hands, brocks muay thai is shite and lewis's hands are, well no need to elaborate
Toney who has no MMA experience is getting a shot at an MMA legend, so I'm just putting things into perspective. I think this could happen. Lennox has been retired for about a decade. The truth is, there is no MMA fighter with the balls of Toney who is willing to step into a boxing ring and actually have to fight instead of wrapping up as soon as possible to avoid being hit at all costs.