Re: Lewis "$100M and I'm back"
Posted: 10 Oct 2013, 08:36
Hey I'm losing my hair, still think I could get pretty fit and fight in six months thoughdanconnollyeire wrote:He's just gone bald... not a good sign
Hey I'm losing my hair, still think I could get pretty fit and fight in six months thoughdanconnollyeire wrote:He's just gone bald... not a good sign
Yer agree, that's the best bit ;;-)TopGun wrote:
Would love it to happen.....just for the build up, seeing Lewis train again, all the interviews, 24/7 HBo etc.....I'd be all over it !!
If Lewis got $100M fixed and wlad got a large % of the ppv profit I reckon he would make more ! Love it or hate it this fight would sell in every country in the world, and ppv in the uk alone would break all records with ease !JimJim2009 wrote:Accepting that this may be another stunt by Lennox, I don't think his $100m purse is the problem.
It's Wlad's purse that will be the problem. He's the defending champ, he's been champ for donkeys years.... he isn't going to accept the short end is he ? If he sees Lennox getting $100m, he is going to want the same or more. After all there's greedy buggers, very greedy buggers, insanely greedy buggers, buggers who's greed breaks all known records within the history of mankind... and then there's the Klitschko brothers.
he is a legend and deserves retirement. IMO he is one of the 3 greatest HWs ever and very underrated.Chambers2 wrote:Lewis has been saying he'll comeback for £100m for years, he's just pricing himself out on purpose IMO. I hope he's one of the few legends that retired at the right time and stayed retired
I don't agree that power is the last thing to go. You only have to look at Joe Louis and Foreman's last few fights to see they went from knocking people over to having to go the distance against fighters they would have ordinarily stopped. Even Tysons punches couldnt stop fighters like Danny Williams and McBride. There is no way a 48 year old who hasn't fought for 10 years is going to be in any decent shape, regardless how hard he trains.jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Lewis won't have lost his power, it's the last thing to
Yeah, you may have power somewhere, but you re unable to pull the trigger.Controversial wrote:I don't agree that power is the last thing to go. You only have to look at Joe Louis and Foreman's last few fights to see they went from knocking people over to having to go the distance against fighters they would have ordinarily stopped. Even Tysons punches couldnt stop fighters like Danny Williams and McBride. There is no way a 48 year old who hasn't fought for 10 years is going to be in any decent shape, regardless how hard he trains.jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Lewis won't have lost his power, it's the last thing to
I believe the opposite would be true.doctorboxing wrote:Who else in the heavyweight division would you be more excited about facing Wlad (Vitali excluded)?TheCobra wrote:Yawn, Lewis = old, fat and irrelevant.
They hype for a comeback would be tremendous and everyone would be wondering if it was possible that Lewis could roll back the years and stand up to Wlad's bullying style. Lewis could look like an old man and be stopped easily but I would tune in to find out and so would millions of others.
Of course, this says more about the sad state of todays heavyweight division than anything else. I also don't think this will ever happen and Lewis just likes keeping his name out there.
Lewis was losing his hair at least 15 years ago.danconnollyeire wrote:He's just gone bald... not a good sign
Poor TalkSport.orbtastic wrote:He made the comment as a joke, he says, and it was picked up and put in print. TalkSport were all over it this morning until about 11am when they started to hurriedly retract it and say "he was only joking!" and they stopped running the McGuigan sound byte they had been trailing in the news.
not sure about that i think many would put him in the top 5 all time heavy weights lists.dominik wrote:he is a legend and deserves retirement. IMO he is one of the 3 greatest HWs ever and very underrated.Chambers2 wrote:Lewis has been saying he'll comeback for £100m for years, he's just pricing himself out on purpose IMO. I hope he's one of the few legends that retired at the right time and stayed retired
however he is a narcissist and likes to hear his name and people praising him. he just wants the people to talk about him he probably is still a little upset that the americans did not care for him till the holyfield fights.
Worked for Foreman!danconnollyeire wrote:He's just gone bald... not a good sign
hopefully he does a better job with them than with price. he does for sure know boxing but to tell price to be more aggressive and "mean" after getting KOed in the second round was just stupid. it seems like he was just projecting his own experience and totally ignore DPs skillset and weaknesses.Controversial wrote:He's put on Twitter that its not true. He cannot spell ridiculous, lol.
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Reading your posts you seem an incorrigible count but this post redeems you.bless you.you speakers senseAden wrote:I can think of a hundred million reasons why it's anything but a mistake. If some Russian playing Brewster's Billions will agree to throw $100M in the direction of the nigh on fifty-year-old Pugilist Specialist to box Wlad, Lennox would be a fool to turn it down, and he's no fool. At his age he could spend a tiring, risky 36 minutes climbing the stairs or get knocked spark out falling off the toilet when reaching for the bog-roll and not get paid a penny for the privilidge. For one last hurrah, a chance of making history, the spotlight of the world on him once again and an awful lot of money, why the hell not?Controversial wrote:Big mistake if true...
"In a room filled with men..."
Reading your posts you seem an incorrigible count but this post redeems you.bless you.you speaketh senseAden wrote:I can think of a hundred million reasons why it's anything but a mistake. If some Russian playing Brewster's Billions will agree to throw $100M in the direction of the nigh on fifty-year-old Pugilist Specialist to box Wlad, Lennox would be a fool to turn it down, and he's no fool. At his age he could spend a tiring, risky 36 minutes climbing the stairs or get knocked spark out falling off the toilet when reaching for the bog-roll and not get paid a penny for the privilidge. For one last hurrah, a chance of making history, the spotlight of the world on him once again and an awful lot of money, why the hell not?Controversial wrote:Big mistake if true...
"In a room filled with men..."
danconnollyeire wrote:I watched Rahman-Lewis II last night. Prime Lewis would murder Wlad!