Lennox lewis is 19 on the heavyweight great list?

Question

ill go with that gman put all the truly great ones in front lewis ends up at 19 with the pattersons and marcianos etc

Answer 1

Lol, who are the 18 greater heavyweights that Lennox Lewis?

Answer 2

Rocky really wasn't that good. He shouldn't even be in the top 20. Lennox Lewis was pretty good and deserves at least a top 25 spot. When you really think of all the great heavyweights, I mean, Lennox Lewis' name has to come up eventually. He fought good opposition and beat every opponent he has ever faced. If not in their first fight, in the rematch. Rocky should be behind him because he fought bums and an over the hill louis.

Answer 3

Patterson no, Marciano is top three if not #1.

Answer 4

lol yeah ali was thinking when he made a fool out of ernie terell in 1967 who by the way was 6 foot 6 ALI WOULD OF KILLED LEWIS keep dreaming lewis never faced a prime wrecking machine tyson was not even a shell of his former self when lewis beat him put lewis up against a prime foreman ko in the first 3 rds study the boxers of the past and present lewis was champion in one of the worst eras in the heavyweight division

Answer 5

It amazes me how Lennox gets no respect. he is one of the greatest heavies of all time.

Answer 6

Like it or not. In their prime Lewis would beat the lot. 6 foot 5 and over 240 pound even the great Ali would think twice. Hard to compare eras but the Rock was only 185 pound fighter, he would get ripped apart by Lewis.

I'm not a big Lewis fan but credit where credit is due, he's a bloody site better than 19!!!

Answer 7

Lewis ruled the heavyweight division in an era when there were few if any great heavyweights to test himself against.  He lost to a couple of mediocre fighters who wouldn't have even earned title shots in most other eras, and his glass jaw would have meant many more losses in the past.  I would be interested in seeing which fighters he's ahead of on the list.  I'm sure there are a few I would rate ahead of him, but he certainly deserves some recognition for being the dominant heavyweight of his era.