Rid**** Bowe explains why he threw WBC belt in the trash & didn't fight Lennox Lewis

No-one said he wasn't a draw. I am saying (as Glyn Leach did at the time) that he was seen as a joke at that time in terms of boxing.

 

It says he a "blast from the pst". It mentioned nothing about how he is perceived. In fact, that headline is actually rather backhanded if that's all they can think of saying about him.

 

What are you quoting from and when was it written?

 

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Zouski, a 33-year-old who had gone 2-9 with five KO losses in his last 11, seemed a suitable foe.
The crowd gave Foreman a standing ovation when he entered the ring but once the bell sounded Foreman’s humanity struggled with the demands of his job

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You've been defending Bowe all morning. Bowe is not greater than Holy, Tyson or Lewis. He never wanted the Lewis fight. You keep posting lies and you weren't even around to know what was going on. Your boy...on the advice of Rock Newman trashed the belt rather than face the man who tko'd him in the Olympics. Bowe consigned that ****. You can talk about Lewis's losses all you want, but he beat the two guys who ko'd him. Lewis fought a man's resume which is why he's ranked very high at heavy all time. Bowe is not ranked high at heavy and everyone knows why. He milked the title as long as he could. But boxing always paves the way for true champions to always emerge, and Bowe wasn't a true champion. Sure he beat Holy, but he wasn't a true champion the minute he trashed his WBC belt. Keep lying because it's hilarious for me to watch you squirm when everyone here is ****ting all over your lies.

 

You've simply lost the plot, son. Absolutely NOTHING you have posted indicates how the public, and boxing fans, perceived Foreman BEFORE HE KNOCKED OUT MOORER.

And even AFTER he knocked out Moorer, people simply said "well done, but that bloke he beat was chinny as hell and was made for him at that stage".

I was a boxing fan at that time. In my twenties. I remember it.

 

Facts wouldn't matter to you , everything is based off your hatred of Bowe , as you openly admitted yourself.

Irrefutable evidence will just get ignored over and over again.
Stop quoting me you sad old hobo.

 

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1991

 

No, that video is not from 1991. It was made retrospectively.


Try again.

 

All of the Legendary Nights are made retrospectively.

 

The Holyfield fight was 1991 and the commentary was the consensus at the time . This was over for you a long time ago. Pretty sad you're still trying to win.

 

No chit Sherlock.

 

Lewis had a much better career than Bowe. I don't know who would argue otherwise?

 

You still haven't answered my question of who were Donald, Gonzalez, and Hide's best wins.

 

April 12, 1992

George Foreman not only needed the greatest fight of his comeback but perhaps something from his youth in order to pull out a narrow decision over Alex Stewart on Saturday night in a wildly cheered heavyweight fight at the Thomas & Mack Center.
Unexpectedly, it was a wild fight and an early candidate for fight of the year. If any two fighters in 1992 stage a greater round than these two did in round eight, you can consider it for the round of the decade