Lennox Lewis vs Wlad Klitschko prime vs prime who wins?

I'm unemployed? Hates life? Uhh no wrong again! Lol! You now have to resort to making crap up about people to try and feel like you're winning arguments somehow. I bet anything I make more money than you judging by your personality, temperament and obvious low IQ Lol! I do love reducing you to 2nd grade comebacks though. Lol! It's too much fun to rile you people up. And life is closing in on me? Judging by your disgusting selfies you had up as your avatar I'm quite a bit younger than you Javon.

Enjoy the GGG fight this weekend Tubbs

 

Try and twist it anyway you want Herolturd.

The fact is that LL never even mentioned retiring....he was like a fine wine remember.

Yes he got a TKO in a fight he was losing but Vitali retired him whichever way you look at it.

Vitali was the first live opponent LL had faced since Holyfield.....smoke and mirrors HerolTurd.....smoke and mirrors.

Now I've got to go to work, someone's got to keep you and your inbred family in dole money.

 

WHY do you think all of historys HW champions are twisting it just to spite you? Kind of egocentric of you, nevermind how wrong your view is.

I dont think it is all of historys HW champs who are wrong. I think its YOU thats wrong. Theres noone on here who disagrees.

 

retired him by letting him nearly rip his eye out. ahahah. cunning plan, had to give that a separate quote for its stupidity.

 

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"Lewis and I sat together on that wintry day in January 2004. 'I want to ask you something,' Lennox said. 'If I retire now without fighting Klitschko again, do you think it will hurt my legacy?'"

-The Guardian

F*ck yes.

Even Lewis knew it, which is why such things were eating at his mind.

 

Wasn't ****ing Lewis going on about rematching Tyson and "Having one Klitschko brother for lunch and then the other for dinner!" Lol!! What happened to that plan??

 

Indigestion, I think.

Lewis is no Dustin Nichols, let's be honest

 

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but back on topic -so you and odin disagree with all the HW champs in history.

glad you joined that club. why do you think they are all wrong?

 

And again, certain people on here can't explain Lewis' frantic phone call to Corrie the night before the Wlad fight

"Corrie put pressure on him! Let your hands go! Please!! You're a southpaw with hands twice as fast as mine!! If you can't get through with something then that means I'll have to face what my coach Manny Steward said is my biggest threat out there!! And I've already heard from several people this Ukrainian Gold Medalists hits harder than me!!"

 

nice to hear you casually tapped lewis phone for years just to get that soundbite. pretty insane and impossible behavour.

oh, or you just made up some shyte to suit your failed argument. Less insane, thankfully.

 

Yeah idiot I was quoting Lewis verbatim!! Lol!

He did feel the need to phone Corrie Sanders the night before the fight and tell him to put pressure on Wlad and let his hands go. That's a fact.

And this is where you'll say or an idiot like you... "Well see! Lewis knew how to beat Wlad and gave Corrie the blueprint!!" Lol! Right... because Lewis was a southpaw with lightning fast hands. SMH

Fact is Lewis wanted Corrie to get lucky against Wlad so he wouldn't have to face him. And knew Wlad would most likely be taking Corrie lightly and probably heard updates from his training camp that he was. Why the **** would Lewis want Corrie Sanders to beat Wlad who would have been possibly his biggest payday?? Lol Because Wlad made him nervous

 

You've missed the point, well done.

 

An in focus/in shape Lewis is a nightmare matchup for any HW fighter in the history of the sport. He had very good fundamentals, very tall, good reach and excellent power.

I'd imagine if both guys were at their best that Lennox would knock him out by the 9th or 10th round. That right hand would eventually connect flush on Wladimir.

 

LL beats WK more often then not. I actually think the younger Wlad who took more risks would have a better chance. The cautious post Steward trained version thrived off a structured, safety first approach. Lewis would just never allow Wlad to settle into a rhythm and get comfortable. At range he’d be pumping the jab, constantly forcing Wlad to reset. In clinches when Wlad’s looking for a breather, Lewis would be banging away with short hooks, uppercuts and body punches.