What is Lennox's best win?

Razor Ruddock.

A lot of people tipped Ruddock to win but Lewis destroyed him.

 

In what sense? Money wise, Tyson, best win legacy wise, Holyfield.

 

Thats tough, I guess Bruno, great fight, which showed Lewis get rocked, but was able to pull out a tough knockout win in the end.

 

Based on the quality of the opponent and the quality of the performance by Lewis, it SHOULD have been the first Evander Holyfield fight (which was better than the second).

It's not the Tyson win because Tyson was shot and it's not the Klitschko win because he was losing on the scorecards and the fight was stopped on a cut.

An underrated win on Lewis's resume is Andrew Golota. Golota was fresh off of two excellent performances against Riddick Bowe, where he lost because of his own idiocy. Lewis starched him in 1.

Not sure actually...nothing really stands out among his long list of high quality wins

 

Lewis didnt dominate Holyfield either time, the second fight was pretty close. Lewis dominated Tyson, he didnt dominate Holyfield.

 

Razor Ruddock, David Tua, Hasim Rahman II, Tony Tucker, and Michael Grant were all good wins, too.

 

He DID win easily in the first fight though...god what a robbery.

My first fight I ever saw live and it ended like that :scaredas:

 

Tough call, I'd say Tua because Tua was prime and his only loss was a very close war with Ibeabuchi.

 

I had the first fight 8 rounds to 4 for Lewis, the second fight was very tough to score because of all the close rounds that could of gone either way, I had it a draw, but it could of honestly gone either way, everything worked out in end IMO.

 

That 2nd Rahman fight was one of the best "getbacks" ever.

 

galota was actually regarded as the number 1 heavywieght at the time after beating....i mean losing to bowe

so yeah i could totally agree on that one:good


i think the mike weaver fight was a show of everything he could do.
he could box, he could fight, he could be impossible to hit, he could slip, fight of the ropes, could use his jab as both a tool and a punch, set traps, counter and most of all knock his man out at the end of it.