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Lennox Lewis Part 7

On Friday night, May 10, 1996, Madison Square Garden hosted a boxing event featured a card of heavyweight contenders. The main event was the Evander Holyfield vs. Bobby Czyz bout, but Lennox was on the card as well. Lewis took on the always rugged Ray Mercer. The winner would more than likely get a title

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Lennox Lewis Part 5

Lennox Lewis made his next title defense on September 24, 1994 against contender Oliver McCall at Wembley Arena in London. What was supposed to be a routine night turned disastrous, when McCall landed a right hand in the second round that put the champion on his back. Lennox arose on wobbly legs, causing the referee

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Lennox Lewis Part 4

After his decision win over Tony Tucker in May, Lennox traveled back to England to make a title defense against fellow Brit, Frank Bruno in Cardiff, Wales. Bruno was beloved in England, and many were loyal to him, and in his corner when the two boxers met on October 1st. I tuned into the bout

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Lennox Lewis Part 3

On Halloween night of 1992, Lennox Lewis met Razor Ruddock in London in a WBC title elimination bout. The winner would be guaranteed a shot at the winner of the Evander Holyfield and Riddick Bowe championship fight set for November 13th. I went over my sister’s to watch the fight on HBO, and expected to

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Lennox Lewis Part

Lennox signed with boxing promoter Frank Maloney, and fought the early part of his professional career under him. He then signed with the American promoters Main Events, and stepped up the level of competition in 1990. He fought a total of eight times in that year, and his record stood at 14-0 as the year

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Lennox Lewis Part 1

Lennox Lewis was born on September 2, 1965 in London, England. At 12, he moved with his mother to Ontario, Canada where he excelled in football, basketball and soccer. In 1978, he took up boxing, and won numerous amateur titles. He represented Canada in the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles, where he lost to Tyrell

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Steve Albert

Steve Albert was born Stephen Aufrichtig on April 26, 1952 in Brooklyn, New York. He was one of many brothers who were sportscasters, and all became famous in their roles. He served as a broadcaster for many NBA basketball teams, and also for several NHL hockey franchises as well. Steve became the lead man for

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