Like Rummy said we all just have to speculate but I think Lewis would of avoided his power shots and out boxed him in a close MD but I am not 100% sure bro. Would have been an epic fight but oh well.....Thank you back room politicans and greedy promotors nut
Poor Bowe, he gets beaten up by a Polish guy and his entire career beforehand is all but forgotten by the anti-EE racists on the site.:verysad The Bowe of the first Holyfield match knocks Lewis' brittle chinned ass out cold.:deal
:nono Calm down bro. No need to call that AZE Crack a Donkey....He just has a different view than most people:smooch
:yikes CST even when Lewis was still fine tuning his style he would, IMO, outbox Bowe and avoid his power shots:hey No easy fight for either guy is all I am saying:good
He couldn't avoid the power shots of MaCall longer than 2 rounds. Bowe was 10 levels above MaCall. Lewis is lucky he faced a dog pound of mutts during that time the likes of Fortune , Jackson , Butler... When he upped his level again against Mercer , he was beaten from pillar to post.
Mostly agree with this. Bowe feasted on cans and featherfists for most of his career. He took on Holyfield because he enjoyed a major size advantage. When he had to fight Lewis he browned his shorts and vacated. He only fought Golota because he believed Golota was in his words, "a bum". A bum that gave him permanent damage from the beatings he gave him. Lewis on the other hand could have some shaky performances against sub-par opposition. But when he was on song, he was devastating to the best of them. To be fair if Bowe caught Lewis on an off-night he could win. But best for best, prime for prime, Lewis starches Bowe cold. Lewis' resume tells the story. And Bowe knew it too. :bolt :deal
Nice I was never a fan of Lewis until he got Manny in his corner and then I still did not like him but could not deny his skill set. Bowe always had power in his favor but just like Tyson power only goes so far when you face an opposition with superior boxing skills:bbb