Would Lennox Stand a chance if he made a comeback at 45?

[El Kabong]

Lennox was great fighter, but he's older, slower, and he's happily retired. Its sad he didn't the credit he deserved as he was fighting. He really proved his mettle vs Vitali in the last big time heavyweight fight that lived up to the hype (Brewster vs Liakhovich is still a classic war though).

Something that puzzles me is who would train him?

[tysonesque]

Lewis isn't stupid enough to try and stage a comeback at his age. That's the bottom line.

He got out at exactly the right time and he knows it.

[marbleheadmaui]

Lennox was great fighter, but he's older, slower, and he's happily retired. Its sad he didn't the credit he deserved as he was fighting. He really proved his mettle vs Vitali in the last big time heavyweight fight that lived up to the hype (Brewster vs Liakhovich is still a classic war though).

Something that puzzles me is who would train him?

There's a guy who gets it.

[BIG H]

Lennox was great fighter, but he's older, slower, and he's happily retired. Its sad he didn't the credit he deserved as he was fighting. He really proved his mettle vs Vitali in the last big time heavyweight fight that lived up to the hype (Brewster vs Liakhovich is still a classic war though).

Something that puzzles me is who would train him?

There's a guy who gets it.

Why? Nobody has disagreed with this. It is not the same discussion as to whether Rahman was a Journeyman.