Originally Posted by
Master
All your last post in nonsense. It was obvious Lennox was not in prime condition and that was clear to see. Being heavier was therefore a disadvantage for him.
Oh yeah, how so?
Lennox was leaning all over Vitali, (sapping his strength)
LEnnox was fighting more furiously than he had ever fought whole career.
5lbs.. FIVE above Rahman 2 weight.
43 fights worth of experience (41 at 200+ HW) going in.
Objectively was as quick as he was previous, not noticeably slower at all.
By Lennox's OWN admission, he was well prepared. He had already been in camp training for Johnson. It's just a natural occurrence that boxers gain weight as they age.
But "He was puffing hard doe!"
Vitali was also gassed. That happens when 2 gigantic boxers fight at a pace more befitting a middleweight for several rounds, no matter what kind of condition they are in.
You can claim it was because it was because he was out of shape and I can do no more to prove otherwise, but I can make my claim and you can do no better likewise!
But if an in shape Lennox could have beaten Vitali properly, then why did he retire?
Nothing left to prove? I would say that after that fight, he certainly had one more thing to prove.
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