55-45 overall in Lewis' favour I feel.
But once the first three rounds over with and Lewis was still around then that increases to 80-20 at least.
Tyson wasn't used to being in a tough fight back then. Lewis would have given him it
55-45 overall in Lewis' favour I feel.
But once the first three rounds over with and Lewis was still around then that increases to 80-20 at least.
Tyson wasn't used to being in a tough fight back then. Lewis would have given him it
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no he didn't but Lewis wouldn't have got scared.
I only remember the Tucker and Smith fights that went distance from back then. Both pretty comfortable if I remember correctly. Then there was that Green bloke who he also punched in a nightclub or something a couple of years before. Not sure how that one went but I'm guessing it was again pretty comfortable.
I just think Lewis could have done what Douglas did a couple of years earlier thats all.
But a Tyson KO inside of 30 seconds wouldnt surprise me in the slightest.
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I agree with GeneralBulldog about Holyfield. Having thought about it, I think he beats Tyson 7/10 at any point of their respective careers.
But in regards to Lewis, I have to call it 50/50.
Then again I already make an exception for Tyson. It's kinda hard to explain but obviously Lewis was more consistent where as Tyson was a short fuse so true odds are Lewis is more likely the winner but if were talking prime4prime, although Tyson's physical peak barely lasted a summer, that was still his prime and so at that point I'm more inclined to say 50/50 if not 60/40 Tyson.
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