Was the stoppage in Lewis-McCall I premature?

To repeat my own opinion, it appears to me that Lewis is almost completely incapacitated when he's on the canvas and looks like he is doing literally everything in his power just to get to his feet and walk towards the ref. He's completely shaky, he can't take two even steps in a row, he lurches into the ref's chest as he comes in for inspection- I absolutely disagree that Holyfield against Cooper or Holmes against Shavers were in as bad or worse shape than that. Watch the two clips in succession; a seasoned boxing fan should be able to see the difference. If the referee allows the Lewis-McCall I fight to continue, I bet you my life's savings that Lewis doesn't last another 15 seconds and is only knocked out a more brutal and resounding fashion.

Anyway, I founded this thread because of a statement by ChrisPontius that "practically everyone thinks the stoppage was premature" in this fight. I disagreed and started this poll as a result, and although there is clearly a large portion of the boxing public (perhaps the majoirty) which disagrees with me here (I believe because they have not examined the film recently and/or critically enough), I do think this poll establishes that it is far from "practically everyone" who thinks that this stoppage was premature.