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Beyond The Glory:Lennox Lewis

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das ist der wahre champ!!!!

interessant... wenn du jetzt noch den richtigen _link_ posten würdest könnten wir uns davon überzeugen

tja, wenn hier _link_ immer mit underlines geschrieben wird....
einfach entfernen, dann gehts

oder hier:
http://boxen-ko.blogspot.com/search/label/Lennox%20Lewis

Hier ein sehr interessantes Interview von Lennox Lewis, der Vitali kritisiert weil er nicht in der Lage war einen shoten Peter ko zu schlagen, er meint, wenn er ein paar Wochen trainiert wäre er dazu in der Lage.


LENNOX LEWIS: "I SHOULD HAVE CAME BACK AND FOUGHT HIM!"

"I should have came back and fought him if he fights like that...I thought his performance, no fault of his own, but he didn't have the proper talent in there to give him a good fight. I do say this is not wrestling though and we're not trying to batter a man to death. If you hit a guy with eight good punches, eight jabs, and he's not hitting you back and you're punching him in the face......if it was me, I would've knocked him out of there; no question," stated former undisputed heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis as he shared his thoughts on Vitali Klitschko's win over Sam Peter and the current state of the heavyweight division. Check out what else he had to say about Vitali Klitschko, David Haye, Bernard Hopkins, Roy Jones Jr., Oscar De La Hoya, Manny Pacquiao, Andre Berto and much more.........

..........PC: Did you ever think, with all of Vitali's injuries, that we would see him back in there and what did you think of his performance?

LL: I thought his performance, no fault of his own, but he didn't have the proper talent in there to give him a good fight. I do say this is not wrestling though and we're not trying to batter a man to death. If you hit a guy with eight good punches, eight jabs, and he's not hitting you back and you're punching him in the face…if it was me, I would've knocked him out of there; no question. The fight was lackluster because he didn't do nothing. At the end of the day, people will say, "Oh, he looked great!" He looked great because the guy wasn't hitting him back. He wasn't throwing no punches. Let's see how good he would have looked if the guy had thrown a couple of punches.

PC: I agree. Sam Peter offered nothing that night.

LL: You know what I mean? So of course you're going to look great. Like we said, you can only do what you can do, but the only fault I can blame him for is not knocking him out. You've come back now and fought the main guy in the division and got your _title_ back, but now who are you going to fight? He's looking at me, but I've been there and done that. What you need to do is fight your brother.

PC: I think that is the most intriguing fight that can be made in the division. No matter who Vitali beats, he always call you out afterwards.

LL: Yeah, he always calls out me. Even when I was doing some maintenance work on my body, he noticed and he said it seems like I was training for a fight. I was just doing maintenance





http://fighthype.com/pages/content4104.html

Wenn er so überzeugt von sich ist, dann soll er zurückkommen und gegen Vitali boxen! Oder gegen Wladimir, diesen hat er auch bei seinen letzten Kampf kritisiert und gesagt, er würde es besser machen als Rahman! Sehr arrogant dieser Lewis

edit: wo steht das was von shoten peter?

Lennox Lewis on life after boxing

Interview by 1Xtra presenter Max

Some of the biggest names in British boxing are warning Britain's latest crop of fighters like Amir Khan and James DeGale to make sure they plan for life after the sport is over. Lennox Lewis explains how he felt about retiring from boxing in 2003 and what he's up to now after relocating to Miami.

Frank Bruno and Nigel Benn have spoken about how they struggled to fill the hole left by training. Did you feel any of that?

Yeah. It was to a major degree where I even stayed inside, I didn't really go out to party too much, and now I can actually go out. I like to lounge more now I'm retired. Right now I wanted to get back into some serious training but I didn't want to feel like I was training for a fight. So I'm doing some cross-training, which involves a lot of tennis playing, basketball and different things.

Did you ever feel like anything was missing or you were lost without boxing?


Well, I've always thought that there was life after boxing. When I was growing up, Muhammad Ali was my hero and every time I spoke about Muhammad Ali and said that he a was hero, people would say, 'Oh. Did you see he's suffering through Parkinson's now?'. He pushed on a bit too long and he should have retired. So mentally I wanted to retire at a good time. ......

http://news.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/hi/newsbeat/newsid_8056000/8056383.stm