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Tucker received his mandatory with wins over McCall & Norris, had lost just one fight & never tasted the canvas, yet despite Lewis decking him twice & winning a unanimous decision, he received no credit whatsoever for this victory. It shows more about a fighter having to grit out a win, as opposed to knocking out a cotton wool opponent inside a round & the odd criticism aside, this was a good victory for Lewis.
Yes, I think this is another great win by Lewis. When he fought Tyson, his right hand was broken. Probably, this is the better and more experienced version of Tucker.
@@kalas2320 tuckers hand was hurt not broken, this tucker was out of Prime. Tyson fought Prime Tucker. U see here clearly if lewis met tyson before he went to jail lewis would get oneshoted with ease.
@@Ehrle6969 From Boxrec fight report in his interview, "My right hand was broken when I fought him. I knew Tyson couldn’t beat me ..." He fought Tyson on 1987-08-01 and took two years to (I reckon) heal his broken hand. His next fight was on 1989-12-12 and went on unbeaten for 14 fights including the win against Oliver McCall. This Tucker version is definitely not his peak but not too far from the peak imo as there is tradeoff between power and experience. As for the Tyson's what-ifs, I don't have any opinion because it is gonna be an endless debate. But I am quite sure that Lewis will never fear him and that is the most decisive factor in fighting peak Tyson.
Lennox lewis was one of those great heavyweights that fought everyone about-not like current heavyweights who duck and hide from other dangerous heavyweight fighers- Lewis was truely great-!!!!!!!
Yes he did, he'd always put it on the line instead of avoiding potentially difficult challengers, they said he shouldn't have fought Ruddock & Golota, yet blew them away, could be guilty of complacency but when focused he was a very good fighter.
Tyson ducked a whole of people unlike Lewis. Lewis fought top contenders Tua, Rahman, Morrison, Briggs, Klitichko, etc. He wanted to fight Riddock Bowe, but Bowe wanted no parts of Lewis. I think the same was Foreman.
Lewis fights are boring. He looks like a monkey starring at eatables in a bowl, lowering his neck. Female boxers can put up a better fight, he fights like a coward. Mostly it is lika monkey fighting to steal food.
Has anyone milked their prior association with Ali more than Pacheco? The mileage that guy got out of being his doctor...Thanks for the uploads. Love watching patient fighters.
Crazy to see how raw Lewis still is here, the bad balance, and angles that leave him exposed, damn, he was so fast here though, so many natural gifts, Steward really molded him into a great fighter.
Yes he was kind of green at this stage and despite having talent, was still a work in progress. Tucker was a good victory for Lewis but you could see he still needed seasoning and development as a fighter.
Tbh I think he overachieved with Pepe Correa in the corner. He improved very quickly after switching to Emanuel. The fights with tommy Morrison and ray Mercer he looked like a different fighter
Tony Tucker was fantastic fighters in 80"..in his 20-29 years when he was in his prime..he was a good fighters even Mike tyson had hard time to knock down tony..but I see in this fight seem like he doesn't have speed or power ..it's like he became old.sunddely ... He is 34 year old and I honestly think he has gone over his prime..and doesn't have it anymore !!..so,for lennox lewis he is in his prime ..just 27 years old young hungry 🦁 lion.. So, ofcourse lennox lewis will win..but give credit to tony Tucker he is a great fighter too !..he has fantastic resume .. Ya.!! One of the great fighters of 80"s.....
Damn. 1 loss in 50 fights! And it was to prime Tyson. And went the distance. Never being knocked down inthe process. During that 80s /90s era. Is pretty Damn impressive.
I scored rounds 1, 10 & 11 for Tucker with two even, he provided Lewis with a stern test & had some good moments but didn't do enough to win the fight.@@Piccolo-d8t
I agreed with the commentators , Tucker don't have the desire in this fight. He should be tactically aggressive when he got a chance. After all he is the Challenger.
I really wonder if Tucker was suffering from low testosterone. His whole demeanor throughout the fight seemed off, even in the corner between rounds. He had that weird disinterested, bloated look that James Toney developed later in his career.
Tucker was a little better than was given credit, he was a very competent fighter during the late 80's & early 90's, capable of giving anyone a hard fight. Lewis was much maligned for this performance which was a touch harsh as it wasn't going to be an easy fight for him.
They say lennox was a legend? I say how so it was him being a much younger fresher 27yr old vs an old 34 Yr battle worn fighter that wasn't in his prime.
Lewis was still green at his stage of his career & was very much a work in progress, whereas Tucker was an experienced fighter who was still world class, having lost only one fight, he defeated McCall & Norris to gain his mandatory position. Fighters peak at different stages of their career, irrespective of age & Lewis peaked during the latter stages of his, after winning 15 world title fights & retiring on a win, he walked away from the sport on his own terms.
@@peterhaye8537Bs what you talking about he fought fighter that were once upon time, I mean tucker fought in this fight after 6 yrs of fighting Tyson if you do want to make a comparison, Mike Weaver another oap an Bruno a few yrs off his peak too an he was winning the fight which deserved a rematch, But guess what ppl like yourself believe in this guys hype like I said before he got recognised with emanuel & oh ye you said oh fighters peak at different time lines of there career well I give you a recent example then jake vs Tyson who's next santa claus, Lewis avoided alot of big names in the mid to early 90s Holyfied being one & big old George scared him didn't want that smoke, Now them guys where PHENOMENONS
@@annzeannieorannzeannaschot4361 How did you score it? I gave Tucker rounds 1, 10 & 11. He had his moments but was knocked down twice & clearly beaten.
@@isabellamcloughlan6082 even with the knockdown he was hitting and holding besides other dirty cowardly blatant tackyickd intentionally it reminded me or bear and camera maybe bus gloves were probley loaded to a desperate person will do anything I would rather lose with dignity like Jeffrey did against black jack the loss was humilliateing in itself eniugh
I'm late to the party. Just started watching boxing matches from the 80's and 90's and damn, today's division really is a joke compared to that period.
From Best I faced: by Tony Tucker BEST JAB Buster Douglas BEST DEFENSE Jimmy Young BEST HANDSPEED Mike Tyson BEST FOOTWORK Lennox Lewis SMARTEST Lewis STRONGEST Tyson BEST CHIN Tyson BEST PUNCHER Lewis BEST BOXING SKILLS Douglas BEST OVERALL Lewis Just FYI.
Tony Tucker did everything he could. If he showed more offense he would have got knocked out. Lewis is younger, faster and more powerful. Losing by decision is a lot better than getting knocked out
Naw I don't know. Tuckers punches were not that powerful to Lennox but Lennox also didn't have the greatest ability to take direct force. Not to the chin. He was knocked out twice wobbled by Bruno,Briggs, holyfield and Klitschko for sure. Lennox was bigger and taller than a lot of his opponents but up against men his own size he was often hurt.
Jimmy Jacobs was very impressed by Tucker when he fought Tyson, and if I remember correctly, wanted to manage him. Don't know what happened to end that plan.
For those who talk shit on Tyson and his caliber of opponents, this is the one that shuts them up. Lewis couldn't knock out a much older version than what Tyson fought. Tucker took both the distance. He was truly a reflection of just how tough these "lesser" fighters really were. Tyson and Lewis did not have an easy time, they were just superior fighters who made it look easy.
@@FFMM7yeah well Tysons crack head sparing partner knocked out Lennox Lewis. Early Tyson not only united the belts and cleaned up the division while holyfield and Lennox Lewis were little league he also threw and landed more punches than anyone. He was extremely hard to hit while being extremely aggressive. Younger Tyson under cus and Rooney was there to kill, had the speed , power and the best defense. After getting with king it was all over.
That was Lewis Day!Tucker did very well too.it was the judges job also to give credit to whom credit is due.thank you for another boxing episode.God Bless you all.
Tucker was still decent when Lewis faced him & capable of giving him a stern test, which is what he did. Lewis was so convincing against Ruddock, we assumed he would do the same with Tucker & when he didn't, it was viewed as disappointing but looking back in hindsight, it was an encouraging performance.
The commentators don't like Tucker only because he's patient...they want a crowd-pleaser like Tyson. But fortunately for him he does what he knows he needs to do instead of what the talking heads think. Then Lewis demonstrated real maturity in not getting frustrated and going all out. Maybe not the most exciting fight but at the end of the day it's about winning, not entertaining.
I had no idea about What Tony Tucker had been thru until they said before the fight, I always find it sad to see what seems to be a decent person getting beat up like this.
What do you mean, what Tucker had been through? Tucker was in good form leading up to the fight with Lewis, he'd beaten McCall & Norris which gave him his mandatory & was 14-0 with his comeback since fighting Tyson & had no injuries in the build-up.
There is an abyss between the Pepe Correa's Lewis and the Manny Steward's Lewis. It's about knowing when you have a gem, a disciplined guy for whatever, but its potential is very far to be exploited. The misinterpretation of making Lewis a quick KO guy when he had many other ways, not excluding the KO, of dominating a fight.
Tony Tucker is like a football team who play well but doesn't score, he went too far with Lewis and Tyson but he didn't punch in a way that make him a champ
Lewis was the WBC mandatory based on his strong win over Ruddock & Bowe's dodge of Lewis appeared so blatant at the time, they figured it was the right move, though Tucker had an argument as he became Lewis' mandatory based on wins over McCall & Norris fighting for the vacant title would also have been a good call.
@@isabellamcloughlan6082 buster douglas was the toughest opponent for tucker not lewis. He was past his prime here and in a younger tucker would have beat lewis
Yes i believe so, they've had a press conference officially announcing the fight, interesting to see who will prevail, i was leaning towards Fury prior to his recent showing though i'm not so sure now, Usyk is an excellent technician & Fury will need to be at the top of his game to beat him.
Since boxing is a corrupt sport, a fighter can be privately paid a lot of money outside the ring so that the other fighter wins easily. That's not Toney Tucker i know
Tucker was 35 year old and not in his prime look back at tucker vs tyson and see the shape tucker was in for the tyson fight. If same tucker showed up he would of won and been champion which he deserved, Tucker a good fighter
Tucker was 34 when he fought Lewis & was coming off wins over McCall & Norris, which is what gave him his mandatory position, he wasn't quite the fighter who'd faced Tyson but was still a formidable opponent, whereas Lewis was green and a work in progess & hadn't yet developed into the fighter he was to become, they were both at different stages of their careers.
There was a two year window where Bowe could have beaten Lewis but he didn't seem to fancy it. When you have a win over a fighter, it gives you a psychological advantage & although Bowe dismissed Lewis' victory in the Olympics, i suspect it played on his mind & affected him.
@@BoxingFightsByGaryWilson you said it before Emmanuel Steward, Lewis was ripe for the Taking Tucker was just past it but Bowe in 92' with Eddie Futch could have beaten him but Bowe hurt himself and his Career by not taking that fight
@@reycesarcarino4653 Absolutely, had Bowe beaten Lewis it would have put him amongst the greats but he kind of underachieved & didn't reach his full potential.
@@reycesarcarino4653 To be fair they signed the following year and Lewis lost to his mandatory. You would think 12mil and 3mil would be a reasonable offer seeing how Bowe got 5mil to fight Holyfield for the title.
@@BoxingFightsByGaryWilson I wouldn't think so or he wouldn't have signed to him the following year and Gonzalez. He was upset with the ref's decision also felt Lewis lied about knocking him out felt he had help from the ref. Futch didn't care for the Olympic criticism either. I feel like he would've beaten him 92-96. Mercer only trained two weeks for Lewis arguably could've got the decision or atleast a draw.
Tucker didn't fulfil his enormous potential, that's obvious. But he took Tyson and Lewis the full distance. In retrospect, that in itself is a worth a belt or two.
Tucker knocked out Douglas who in turn knocked out Tyson, winning the IBF belt was mission accomplished, a marauding Tyson put pay to any chance of longevity.
@@peterhaye8537Tyson was the least of Tucker's problems. Had he layed off the coke he could / should have been a big factor in the early 90s following Tyson's fall. Instead he was barely on the fringes.
Difficult to say, Tucker was a wiley fighter with a lot of experience whereas Lewis was green & a work in progress, i would pick Lewis at his peak to beat any version of Tucker but the younger Tucker who faced Tyson may have beaten Lewis at this stage of his career, would have stood a good chance, Tucker was underrated.
Not necessarily, there was nothing to suggest Tucker was on the downslide, he'd only lost to Tyson & his victories over McCall & Norris had given him his mandatory, it was always going to be a difficult fight for Lewis, who was still evolving as a fighter at that stage of his career.
@peterhaye8537 lewis was 27 years old here and he must be at his best physical shape at this age. On the other hand tucker is 34 years old in a very bad shape, he is heavy and very slow compared to when he fought mike tyson back in 1987. The last few rounds tucker won in this fight shows that he could have done this in earlier rounds if he was younger. So this is not the tucker that fought buster douglas or mike tyson.
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Thank you very much. I found Pacheco to be insightful, authoritative and very conscientious with this commentary. I struggle to understand the hate for him and Czyz. They were bang on with everything they said. Going to swat up in Pacheco. Great character.
The American public are what's known throughout the entire boxing world as a nation of casuals. Mike Tyson, a former boxing great? No! Just no no no and NO!! Just how disrespectful is that to all the real great fighters we have really seen?, it also only shows them up as casuals that actually really don't understand the great sport we call boxing. What are you talking about? Mike Tyson isn't fit to be mentioned in the same breath as Lenox Lewis, how insulting is this comment really?
Talk TRUTH for once in your lives Yanks. Since when did ANYONE call a boxer who was known to have ducked both the best boxers of his era, ever be seen as a great former boxer? Tyson ducked both Lewis while he was Champion, and he ducked Riddick Bowe completely. How can he be a great while knowing that? Tyson ducked both Lewis while he was Champion, and he ducked Riddick Bowe completely. Yet both of whom nobody could even begin to argue with, were much better than Mike Tyson ever was. And Tyson ducked both??. How can you call him anything like great knowing that? It's commonly known as bullshit.
1 Tucker 10-9 2 Tucker 20-18 3 Lewis 28-28 4 Lewis 37-38 5 Lewis 46-48 6 Lewis 55-58 7 Lewis 64-68 8 Lewis 73-78 😳 9 Lewis 81-88 10 Tucker 91-97 11 Lewis 100-107 12 Lewis 109-117 Winner Lennox Lewis
@@TrevLaw16 neither one of them did shit the whole round.. but Lewis landing that shot gave him the round. Tucker wasn’t truly hurt but he definitely got wobbled by that punch
@@c.o.g7375 Tucker did a little bit more in that round but I can see that point of view too. It just wasn't a big enough punch for Lewis to take the round in my eyes.
This is one of the worst heavyweight bouts ever fought, no footwork or combination punches or body punches from either boxer, the Lennox era was oppornustic & not worth of recognition
Lewis was still green & developing as a boxer, Tucker was his mandatory based on victories over McCall & Norris & was never going to be an easy fight for Lewis. The 90's was regarded as the last golden era in heavyweight boxing & Lewis is ranked within the heavyweight pantheon top ten, having amassed 15 successful world title defences, retiring on a win at 38.
On the contrary, Lewis had just knocked out Ruddock inside two rounds, who at the time was the WBC mandatory & was awarded the belt when Bowe refused to fight him, his first defence was against Tony Tucker, another mandatory, who was given his shot based on wins over McCall & Norris, Lewis was never a known ducker & would always try to make fights.
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Turket ha sostenuto un grande incontro, pure lui grande fisico, è mancato nella continuità dei colpi durante l'attacco , a mio avviso quella è la chiave per battere Lewis, ma Turker e avanti con gli anni comunque un pugile di livello mondiale,Lewis un pugile molto difficile con potenza uomo del KO.
Tucker did a good job but he really mailed in that last round, your last round with the champ and you give up. I don't get it, you were going to lose by points or knock out either way so he might as well went for it.
The heavyweight division during the 90's was golden, we had five potential world beaters & a who's who of decent fringe contenders, all of whom had a story to tell & were capable of winning a world title. Lewis was still a work in progress at this stage of his career & went on to become a better fighter.
@@SteveJones-tw5ss The Heavyweights of the '90s were inconsistent. It says something when the man to hold the title the longest was a Boxing star from the '70s, who was in his forties.
Lewis ran from tucker in later rounds was tired in late rounds, Lewis went down twice from fight because he was running. Both should have been called a knock down. Tucker was the aggressive fighter. When tyson fought tucker tucker was running and tyson won big, Lewis is lucky he won fight.......
Lewis went down twice? No he didn't, he slipped in round 11 but it wasn't scored a knockdown as a punch did not land. Which rounds did you score for Tucker? I gave him 1, 10 & 11, it wasn't a close fight, Tucker became the aggressor in rounds 10 & 11 because he knew he was so far behind he had to finish strongly but as was often the case, he didn't do enough to win. I'm not quite sure how you reached the assumption Lewis was lucky, Tucker gave him a good fight though nothing more than.
Same entry music Lewis used for Holyfield--very soothing I must say...It's hard to compare 2 fighters just by looking at them, but Lewis--for as big as he was--seems to be in the same speed ballpark as Larry Holmes. And, in Larry's young years/prime VS Lennox's young years/prime, Lennox was much bigger. It's scary when a fighter is that big, is that fast, has great KO power, was the best cutting puncher of all time, and was one of the greatest power counterpunchers of all time(if his 2 counter-uppercuts connected, it meant that it was over--never saw anyone come close to getting up from those)!
@@ScottHendrix-yz3du You never know with boxers. Even those that did not have power could have -> even AIi had a body of brass and his chin was a good bit better than it was earlier. Cooper got him down with a left hook in the 4th round(when Henry had only landed a few big punches before that and AIi was almost gone, too). However, Frazier hit him over and over again and dropped him once in the 15th round. AIi got up and took some incredible punches after the knockdown! Both AIi and Frazier could have been! If you gave them truth serum, what would you find out?! Maybe that's an idea?! But, you never know when the trainer is dirty like that or it's the boxer! Or who knows what?! Once heard Lou Duva was dirty like that and wasn't he close to both Marciano and Holyfield? You never know who is complicit unless you have a smoking gnn(Holyfield supposedly called to acquire some and was caught)...
@@pattrell5257 I definitely agree. If you find it watch Ali in his corner after being knocked down by Cooper. 😂 you can actually watch the moment he regained consciousness from the smelling salts. Dun Dee admitted to using the glove trick to distract the ref and by time. The cameras is in his face because they know Ali is punch drunk. His corner is franticly waving the towel faning him , putting Ice water on his head and doing smelling salts. 😂 Ali still jumps up before the bell and they have to pull him down because Ali isn't sure what's happening. He was definitely saved by the bell but Ali did have absolutely amazing ability to take punishment. I honestly don't think Lennox could have beaten Ali at his best because of that. As far as roids holyfield is definitely one of my favorite but it was said steroids were mailed to his address and his former trainer called them VITAMINS. 😂 He would say before holyfield got on the vitamiiiiins he thought holy field was better. 😉. Vitamins is code for roids. Lennox was a been pole to big look at holyfield below. He isn't know bigger than ezzard Charles and ezzard Charles wasn't just all natural he literally chewed his food and spit it out like Rocky Marciano did. Rocky learned it from ezzard Charles. Rocky walked around at about 200 lbs but those guys new they hit hard and they wanted more speed and stamina. images.app.goo.gl/ABRVwhyitjqKq75D8
From what I've learned all these years is most pro ranked fighters all use roids at some point. To much competition, to many doing it and it's easy to cheat.
Lewis won 15 world title fights & dominated the division for over a decade, evening managing to retire on a win & walk away on his own terms, something many fighters fail to do.
Леннокс был чемпионом с потрясающим чувством дистанции, феноменальной реакцией и неожиданным нокаутирующим ударом справа. Леннокс вышел на ринг спокойным , как удав; и весь бой пытался поймать кролика Такера своим коронным ударом справа.Такер проснулся к 10 раунду, но войти в ближний бой не получилось.
@@peterhaye8537 Yes. Lennox was very good as a newly WBC champion. But I feel Iron Mike when he fought Tony Tucker 6 years previous was possibly sharper being 28 against Iron Mike as opposed to 34 against Lennox. I just feel Iron Mike would of got to Lennox as opposed.
@@peterhaye8537 I meant to say Tucker was better at 28 rather than 34. Riddick Bowe wanted no part of Lennox then. So Tucker fought Lennox instead. Lennox from 1995_2003 was at his all time best.
@@peterhaye8537 I simply don't think Iron Mike Tyson 1987 would of coped against Lennox in 2000. Lennox was too big and too strong for a peak Iron Mike. Ft6,5 v ft5,10 looking at these 2 is only 1 way and it wouldn't of been for Tyson.
Tucker was somewhat still in his prime and he was throwing them guns hard showed a toughness and at times looked like he was going to do it but Lennox was on him like a lion
Well it would of been nice to hear from Mike Tyson himself instead of listening to 17 or so minutes of you whoever you are banging on about mike's reaction to the Joshua v Ngannou fight why couldn't we hear from Tyson himself 🤔🤔🤔
They were both at different stages of their careers, Tucker was an experienced fighter, approaching the veteran stage whereas Lewis was green and inexperienced., Tucker regarded Lewis as being the best fighter he faced during his pro career.
Lewis was inexperienced & not quite the complete article at this stage of his career, at times he looked impressive & explosive yet unconvincing at others, he improved under Steward & became a more complete fighter.
Lewis was green & relatively inexperienced at this stage of his career, he was 22-0 & still amateurish & yet to mature into the complete fighter he did under Steward, i would pick Tyson 86/88 to defeat this version of Lewis.
@@peterhaye8537 I'd give Tyson a 'puncher's chance', but Lewis did demolish Ruddock, which Tyson had trouble doing. Tyson of course just had the speed and power game, no actual jab. It's definitely not for certain he'd have beaten a younger Lewis. For sure as their careers went along Tyson lost a bit of speed and didn't have much to fall back on; Lewis just got better and better under Steward.
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Lewis was blessed when Emanuel Stewart joined his camp.
Pepe really was a muppet.
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Tucker received his mandatory with wins over McCall & Norris, had lost just one fight & never tasted the canvas, yet despite Lewis decking him twice & winning a unanimous decision, he received no credit whatsoever for this victory.
It shows more about a fighter having to grit out a win, as opposed to knocking out a cotton wool opponent inside a round & the odd criticism aside, this was a good victory for Lewis.
Yes, I think this is another great win by Lewis. When he fought Tyson, his right hand was broken. Probably, this is the better and more experienced version of Tucker.
@@kalas2320 tuckers hand was hurt not broken, this tucker was out of Prime. Tyson fought Prime Tucker. U see here clearly if lewis met tyson before he went to jail lewis would get oneshoted with ease.
@@Ehrle6969 From Boxrec fight report in his interview, "My right hand was broken when I fought him. I knew Tyson couldn’t beat me ..." He fought Tyson on 1987-08-01 and took two years to (I reckon) heal his broken hand. His next fight was on 1989-12-12 and went on unbeaten for 14 fights including the win against Oliver McCall. This Tucker version is definitely not his peak but not too far from the peak imo as there is tradeoff between power and experience. As for the Tyson's what-ifs, I don't have any opinion because it is gonna be an endless debate. But I am quite sure that Lewis will never fear him and that is the most decisive factor in fighting peak Tyson.
@@Ehrle6969They - Lewis & Tyson are near the same age and they fought each other and Lewis won easily. The rest is just ifs, buts and bullshit!!!
@@Ehrle6969 Before Tyson went to jail he got destroyed by james douglas who was half the fighter that Lewis was.
Nice bout & happy to view, thank you
Lennox lewis was one of those great heavyweights that fought everyone about-not like current heavyweights who duck and hide from other dangerous heavyweight fighers-
Lewis was truely great-!!!!!!!
Yes he did, he'd always put it on the line instead of avoiding potentially difficult challengers, they said he shouldn't have fought Ruddock & Golota, yet blew them away, could be guilty of complacency but when focused he was a very good fighter.
Tyson ducked a whole of people unlike Lewis. Lewis fought top contenders Tua, Rahman, Morrison, Briggs, Klitichko, etc. He wanted to fight Riddock Bowe, but Bowe wanted no parts of Lewis. I think the same was Foreman.
Lewis fights are boring. He looks like a monkey starring at eatables in a bowl, lowering his neck. Female boxers can put up a better fight, he fights like a coward. Mostly it is lika monkey fighting to steal food.
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Retired after he got lucky with Vitali. Laced his cut and won on a technicality.
Tucker gave it a shot, but Lewis is too skilled even at this point in his career for Tucker to cause any damage. Thanks for posting this fight.
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Yeah he's not bad is he, sharing his collection with us fans, a generous thing to do.
No problem, good to see people are enjoying the fights, a thousand thanks sir.
Has anyone milked their prior association with Ali more than Pacheco? The mileage that guy got out of being his doctor...Thanks for the uploads. Love watching patient fighters.
Crazy thing is, he didn't have the faintest clue about boxing either. Insanely biased wherever possible too.
Crazy to see how raw Lewis still is here, the bad balance, and angles that leave him exposed, damn, he was so fast here though, so many natural gifts, Steward really molded him into a great fighter.
Yes he was kind of green at this stage and despite having talent, was still a work in progress.
Tucker was a good victory for Lewis but you could see he still needed seasoning and development as a fighter.
@@BoxingFightsByGaryWilson Lewis made Tucker do a little dance on the way back to his corner
Tbh I think he overachieved with Pepe Correa in the corner. He improved very quickly after switching to Emanuel. The fights with tommy Morrison and ray Mercer he looked like a different fighter
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Tony Tucker was fantastic fighters in 80"..in his 20-29 years when he was in his prime..he was a good fighters even Mike tyson had hard time to knock down tony..but I see in this fight seem like he doesn't have speed or power ..it's like he became old.sunddely ...
He is 34 year old and I honestly think he has gone over his prime..and doesn't have it anymore !!..so,for lennox lewis he is in his prime ..just 27 years old young hungry 🦁 lion..
So, ofcourse lennox lewis will win..but give credit to tony Tucker he is a great fighter too !..he has fantastic resume ..
Ya.!! One of the great fighters of 80"s.....
He was out of his prime but had a great chin.
Becoming suddenly old, it happens for sure!!!! One of my FAVORITE fighter’s, Terrible Terry Norris, he grew old over night also!!!!
One word... CRACK. He hadn't even been knocked down until now and Tyson hit him much harder. He got hooked on drugs at one point.
This was far from Lennox Lewis prime. He got far better than this.
@@ESKATEUK In terms of skill yes. However he was still young and hungry at this time, and knocked razor ruddock out on 2 rounds
Damn. 1 loss in 50 fights! And it was to prime Tyson. And went the distance. Never being knocked down inthe process. During that 80s /90s era. Is pretty Damn impressive.
With a broken hand too. Many feel he edged that fight as well.
He is the most underrated fighter I can think of.
If it wasn't two losses to Tyson and Lewis by decision everyone would know who he was.
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Lennox had the trainer from hell in his corner, too many frantic instructions after just one round.
💯 spaz in every fight he ever did.
Best thing he did was to get Stewart.
He trained Sugar Ray Leonard.
The knockdowns made the difference in this fight. Tucker had his moments. You could score 4 maybe 5 rounds for Tucker here. Impressive.
Tucker had lost just one fight prior & had never been knocked down, yet Lewis received no credit whatsoever for this win, a little harsh.
@@BoxingFightsByGaryWilsonIt's because he represents England and if he was American he'd get all the credit they could give him.
I'm sorry 4 or 5 rounds that's rubbish he only won probably 3 rounds even that is debatable.
I scored rounds 1, 10 & 11 for Tucker with two even, he provided Lewis with a stern test & had some good moments but didn't do enough to win the fight.@@Piccolo-d8t
I agreed with the commentators , Tucker don't have the desire in this fight. He should be tactically aggressive when he got a chance. After all he is the Challenger.
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I really wonder if Tucker was suffering from low testosterone. His whole demeanor throughout the fight seemed off, even in the corner between rounds. He had that weird disinterested, bloated look that James Toney developed later in his career.
Tucker was an outfighter, it was his style to be defensive & counter-punch.
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Lennox Lewis fighting on Showtime.....talk about a rarity.
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Tony Tucker one tough fighter, even tho they are loses, you get my respect going 12 rounds with a Prime Mike Tyson and 12 rounds with Lennox Lewis.
Tucker was a little better than was given credit, he was a very competent fighter during the late 80's & early 90's, capable of giving anyone a hard fight. Lewis was much maligned for this performance which was a touch harsh as it wasn't going to be an easy fight for him.
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They say lennox was a legend? I say how so it was him being a much younger fresher 27yr old vs an old 34 Yr battle worn fighter that wasn't in his prime.
Lewis was still green at his stage of his career & was very much a work in progress, whereas Tucker was an experienced fighter who was still world class, having lost only one fight, he defeated McCall & Norris to gain his mandatory position. Fighters peak at different stages of their career, irrespective of age & Lewis peaked during the latter stages of his, after winning 15 world title fights & retiring on a win, he walked away from the sport on his own terms.
@@peterhaye8537Bs what you talking about he fought fighter that were once upon time, I mean tucker fought in this fight after 6 yrs of fighting Tyson if you do want to make a comparison, Mike Weaver another oap an Bruno a few yrs off his peak too an he was winning the fight which deserved a rematch, But guess what ppl like yourself believe in this guys hype like I said before he got recognised with emanuel & oh ye you said oh fighters peak at different time lines of there career well I give you a recent example then jake vs Tyson who's next santa claus, Lewis avoided alot of big names in the mid to early 90s Holyfied being one & big old George scared him didn't want that smoke, Now them guys where PHENOMENONS
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@@annzeannieorannzeannaschot4361 How did you score it? I gave Tucker rounds 1, 10 & 11. He had his moments but was knocked down twice & clearly beaten.
@@isabellamcloughlan6082 even with the knockdown he was hitting and holding besides other dirty cowardly blatant tackyickd intentionally it reminded me or bear and camera maybe bus gloves were probley loaded to a desperate person will do anything I would rather lose with dignity like Jeffrey did against black jack the loss was humilliateing in itself eniugh
I remember this fight 2023 who else is here
I'm late to the party. Just started watching boxing matches from the 80's and 90's and damn, today's division really is a joke compared to that period.
From Best I faced: by Tony Tucker
BEST JAB Buster Douglas
BEST DEFENSE Jimmy Young
BEST HANDSPEED Mike Tyson
BEST FOOTWORK Lennox Lewis
SMARTEST Lewis
STRONGEST Tyson
BEST CHIN Tyson
BEST PUNCHER Lewis
BEST BOXING SKILLS Douglas
BEST OVERALL Lewis
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Lewis didn't get much credit for beating Tucker which was harsh, as he was still decent around the early 90's & had lost only once prior.
Tony Tucker did everything he could. If he showed more offense he would have got knocked out. Lewis is younger, faster and more powerful. Losing by decision is a lot better than getting knocked out
Lewis received no credit for beating Tucker, who was still a decent fighter on & around that period & could have beaten a lesser fighter than Lewis.
Naw I don't know. Tuckers punches were not that powerful to Lennox but Lennox also didn't have the greatest ability to take direct force. Not to the chin.
He was knocked out twice wobbled by Bruno,Briggs, holyfield and Klitschko for sure.
Lennox was bigger and taller than a lot of his opponents but up against men his own size he was often hurt.
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Jimmy Jacobs was very impressed by Tucker when he fought Tyson, and if I remember correctly, wanted to manage him. Don't know what happened to end that plan.
Jacobs died from leukemia not too long after that fight.
Lennow using the George Foreman jock strap up around the kidney tactic here
For those who talk shit on Tyson and his caliber of opponents, this is the one that shuts them up. Lewis couldn't knock out a much older version than what Tyson fought. Tucker took both the distance. He was truly a reflection of just how tough these "lesser" fighters really were. Tyson and Lewis did not have an easy time, they were just superior fighters who made it look easy.
Do you Tyson dickriders need to infest every boxing video?
Against Tyson Tucker was in far better shape.
@@FFMM7yeah well Tysons crack head sparing partner knocked out Lennox Lewis.
Early Tyson not only united the belts and cleaned up the division while holyfield and Lennox Lewis were little league he also threw and landed more punches than anyone.
He was extremely hard to hit while being extremely aggressive.
Younger Tyson under cus and Rooney was there to kill, had the speed , power and the best defense.
After getting with king it was all over.
That was Lewis Day!Tucker did very well too.it was the judges job also to give credit to whom credit is due.thank you for another boxing episode.God Bless you all.
Tucker was still decent when Lewis faced him & capable of giving him a stern test, which is what he did. Lewis was so convincing against Ruddock, we assumed he would do the same with Tucker & when he didn't, it was viewed as disappointing but looking back in hindsight, it was an encouraging performance.
The commentators don't like Tucker only because he's patient...they want a crowd-pleaser like Tyson. But fortunately for him he does what he knows he needs to do instead of what the talking heads think. Then Lewis demonstrated real maturity in not getting frustrated and going all out. Maybe not the most exciting fight but at the end of the day it's about winning, not entertaining.
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I had no idea about What Tony Tucker had been thru until they said before the fight, I always find it sad to see what seems to be a decent person getting beat up like this.
What do you mean, what Tucker had been through?
Tucker was in good form leading up to the fight with Lewis, he'd beaten McCall & Norris which gave him his mandatory & was 14-0 with his comeback since fighting Tyson & had no injuries in the build-up.
Lewis is always so relaxed. This fight shows the future GOAT in the making.
There is an abyss between the Pepe Correa's Lewis and the Manny Steward's Lewis.
It's about knowing when you have a gem, a disciplined guy for whatever, but its potential is very far to be exploited.
The misinterpretation of making Lewis a quick KO guy when he had many other ways, not excluding the KO, of dominating a fight.
Tony Tucker is like a football team who play well but doesn't score, he went too far with Lewis and Tyson but he didn't punch in a way that make him a champ
Yes i saw Tucker as a bit player supreme, despite winning the IBF belt knocking out Douglas, he would give a good account but tended not to win.
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Lmao man, Americans really fuckin HATED Lennox Lewis 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, they hated him because he was so good
Right on!
Beautiful combination by Lennox
The Lennox was truly really greatest and strong heart.
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The only champion that is lennox lewis because until retired from boxing he was holding the all champion belts.🎉🎉🎉🎉
How is it Lennox is inexperience when he knocked him down two times?
This fight should have been for the Vacant WBC tittle. Didn’t like how they awarded Lewis with the belt 🥊
Lewis was the WBC mandatory based on his strong win over Ruddock & Bowe's dodge of Lewis appeared so blatant at the time, they figured it was the right move, though Tucker had an argument as he became Lewis' mandatory based on wins over McCall & Norris fighting for the vacant title would also have been a good call.
I was hoping to see the tony tucker who fought Mike Tyson for 12 rounds
Tucker regarded Lewis as the best fighter he faced. The conversation can be found in The Ring magazine archive, underneath the "Best I Faced" section.
@@isabellamcloughlan6082 buster douglas was the toughest opponent for tucker not lewis. He was past his prime here and in a younger tucker would have beat lewis
These guys are actually built like professional heavyweights. Just comparing to today's division where 85% of fighters are bums.
@@BoxingFightsByGaryWilson Well, it looks like we're gonna get the undisputed for the longest time soon.
Yes i believe so, they've had a press conference officially announcing the fight, interesting to see who will prevail, i was leaning towards Fury prior to his recent showing though i'm not so sure now, Usyk is an excellent technician & Fury will need to be at the top of his game to beat him.
@@BoxingFightsByGaryWilson that excellent technician got stopped by the devastating Dubios 😂.
Tony Tucker was a much better opponent than Michael Dokes and Jesse Ferguson who Bowe faced after winning the title.
Since boxing is a corrupt sport, a fighter can be privately paid a lot of money outside the ring so that the other fighter wins easily. That's not Toney Tucker i know
Tucker was still a decent fighter & had only the one loss prior to facing Lewis, his wins over McCall & Norris gave him his mandatory position.
Tucker was 35 year old and not in his prime look back at tucker vs tyson and see the shape tucker was in for the tyson fight. If same tucker showed up he would of won and been champion which he deserved, Tucker a good fighter
Tucker was 34 when he fought Lewis & was coming off wins over McCall & Norris, which is what gave him his mandatory position, he wasn't quite the fighter who'd faced Tyson but was still a formidable opponent, whereas Lewis was green and a work in progess & hadn't yet developed into the fighter he was to become, they were both at different stages of their careers.
Nice video.
Cheers, many thanks. I have numerous fights on the channel featuring the careers of Lewis & Tucker.
Absolutely Lewis won but put the old man Mr Tucker was there for a fight he was not living off his name,
He certainly was, he'd only lost the one fight & had never been dropped so there was a lot of pride on the line, Tucker was a little underrated.
En esa pelea Tucker no quería presionar a Lenox Lewis, o sea se notaba que le tenia miedo, Tony Llano.
I first saw this fight and i think this fight went to Round 8 it was Amazing
Went the distance.
Neither Tyson or Lewis could finish Tucker.
I like Tucker.Is the best.👍👍👍🙏
Tucker was arguably one of the best opponents available for Lewis at that time.
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Riddick Bowe was a fool for not Fighting Lewis at this Stage of his Career when he was still Green. Goes to show the power of Fear
There was a two year window where Bowe could have beaten Lewis but he didn't seem to fancy it.
When you have a win over a fighter, it gives you a psychological advantage & although Bowe dismissed Lewis' victory in the Olympics, i suspect it played on his mind & affected him.
@@BoxingFightsByGaryWilson you said it before Emmanuel Steward, Lewis was ripe for the Taking Tucker was just past it but Bowe in 92' with Eddie Futch could have beaten him but Bowe hurt himself and his Career by not taking that fight
@@reycesarcarino4653 Absolutely, had Bowe beaten Lewis it would have put him amongst the greats but he kind of underachieved & didn't reach his full potential.
@@reycesarcarino4653 To be fair they signed the following year and Lewis lost to his mandatory. You would think 12mil and 3mil would be a reasonable offer seeing how Bowe got 5mil to fight Holyfield for the title.
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I wouldn't think so or he wouldn't have signed to him the following year and Gonzalez. He was upset with the ref's decision also felt Lewis lied about knocking him out felt he had help from the ref. Futch didn't care for the Olympic criticism either. I feel like he would've beaten him 92-96. Mercer only trained two weeks for Lewis arguably could've got the decision or atleast a draw.
Tucker didn't fulfil his enormous potential, that's obvious.
But he took Tyson and Lewis the full distance. In retrospect, that in itself is a worth a belt or two.
Tucker knocked out Douglas who in turn knocked out Tyson, winning the IBF belt was mission accomplished, a marauding Tyson put pay to any chance of longevity.
@@peterhaye8537Tyson was the least of Tucker's problems. Had he layed off the coke he could / should have been a big factor in the early 90s following Tyson's fall. Instead he was barely on the fringes.
Tucker was a very underrated fighter. Not mentioned nearly enough.
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In a head to match up, hard to think of any heavyweight that can beat the Lennox Lewis that wrecked Tommy Morrison.
A young tucker would have won this one
Difficult to say, Tucker was a wiley fighter with a lot of experience whereas Lewis was green & a work in progress, i would pick Lewis at his peak to beat any version of Tucker but the younger Tucker who faced Tyson may have beaten Lewis at this stage of his career, would have stood a good chance, Tucker was underrated.
Not necessarily, there was nothing to suggest Tucker was on the downslide, he'd only lost to Tyson & his victories over McCall & Norris had given him his mandatory, it was always going to be a difficult fight for Lewis, who was still evolving as a fighter at that stage of his career.
@peterhaye8537 lewis was 27 years old here and he must be at his best physical shape at this age. On the other hand tucker is 34 years old in a very bad shape, he is heavy and very slow compared to when he fought mike tyson back in 1987. The last few rounds tucker won in this fight shows that he could have done this in earlier rounds if he was younger. So this is not the tucker that fought buster douglas or mike tyson.
Man, if Tony was more active, some of his Ls could've been Ws.
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Will start to show this bout of Tony Tucker and the Champ Lennox Lewis
Who are these commentators folks?
Ferdie Pacheco, Ali's cornerman & physician & Bobby Czyz, former IBF light heavy & WBA cruiserweight champion.
Thank you very much. I found Pacheco to be insightful, authoritative and very conscientious with this commentary. I struggle to understand the hate for him and Czyz. They were bang on with everything they said. Going to swat up in Pacheco. Great character.
Give it up for Mike Tyson & Roy Jones 2 great fighters putting on a show for us . As for this event hats off to both chaps who are now legends .
The American public are what's known throughout the entire boxing world as a nation of casuals. Mike Tyson, a former boxing great? No! Just no no no and NO!! Just how disrespectful is that to all the real great fighters we have really seen?, it also only shows them up as casuals that actually really don't understand the great sport we call boxing. What are you talking about? Mike Tyson isn't fit to be mentioned in the same breath as Lenox Lewis, how insulting is this comment really?
Talk TRUTH for once in your lives Yanks. Since when did ANYONE call a boxer who was known to have ducked both the best boxers of his era, ever be seen as a great former boxer? Tyson ducked both Lewis while he was Champion, and he ducked Riddick Bowe completely.
How can he be a great while knowing that? Tyson ducked both Lewis while he was Champion, and he ducked Riddick Bowe completely. Yet both of whom nobody could even begin to argue with, were much better than Mike Tyson ever was. And Tyson ducked both??. How can you call him anything like great knowing that? It's commonly known as bullshit.
@Marcelo 1993 Sweet so now tell us just one decent boxer he beat? You know a top tier Heavyweight, a hall of fame boxer? Just one?
@Marcelo 1993 Surely you'll be able to reel off loads? I only want you to name one?
@Marcelo 1993 Try a boxing IQ or any kind of education.
1 Tucker 10-9
2 Tucker 20-18
3 Lewis 28-28
4 Lewis 37-38
5 Lewis 46-48
6 Lewis 55-58
7 Lewis 64-68
8 Lewis 73-78 😳
9 Lewis 81-88
10 Tucker 91-97
11 Lewis 100-107
12 Lewis 109-117
Winner Lennox Lewis
Tucker got his shit rocked in the 2nd round, he did not win that round the fuck 😂
@@c.o.g7375 nah man. Lewis landed that clean but he didn't really do anything the whole round and Tucker wasn't really hurt by that shot
@@TrevLaw16 neither one of them did shit the whole round.. but Lewis landing that shot gave him the round. Tucker wasn’t truly hurt but he definitely got wobbled by that punch
@@c.o.g7375 Tucker did a little bit more in that round but I can see that point of view too. It just wasn't a big enough punch for Lewis to take the round in my eyes.
Who u got? Prime Mills Lane or prime Joe Cortez?
Mills Lane. He used to box.
Tale of the tape was wrong, Lewis was 6,5.5 and tucker was 6,6.
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I think Tucker was 6'4" and Lewis 6'4.5".
They were both 6'5
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A fighter’s prime isn’t solely based on age
Yes.But Tuckers' prime was in 1987 when he beat Douglas for heavyweight world champion
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It kinda is.
@@stueystuey1962 physical prime is often prime as a fighter, but not always.
in heavyweight division it usually is
@@stueystuey1962different people age at way way different speeds.
Eso debió de haberlo hecho Lenox Lwis, desde que empezó la pelea, Tony Llano.
Tucker is the best
He was certainly a good fighter back in the day.
@@BoxingFightsByGaryWilson OK.
Tony tucker underrated champion
Tucker was underrated, his stoppage over an in shape Douglas and taking a peak Tyson the distance proved his worth.
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This is one of the worst heavyweight bouts ever fought, no footwork or combination punches or body punches from either boxer, the Lennox era was oppornustic & not worth of recognition
Lewis was still green & developing as a boxer, Tucker was his mandatory based on victories over McCall & Norris & was never going to be an easy fight for Lewis.
The 90's was regarded as the last golden era in heavyweight boxing & Lewis is ranked within the heavyweight pantheon top ten, having amassed 15 successful world title defences, retiring on a win at 38.
Lewis took on mostly inactive fighters those days
On the contrary, Lewis had just knocked out Ruddock inside two rounds, who at the time was the WBC mandatory & was awarded the belt when Bowe refused to fight him, his first defence was against Tony Tucker, another mandatory, who was given his shot based on wins over McCall & Norris, Lewis was never a known ducker & would always try to make fights.
Lewis is number one
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Tyson furry never knocked out best boxer and he is 6'9 tall
Lewis knew he was going to win after the first few punches!
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The 9th round when Lewis knocked Tucker down the judges scored it 10-10 10-10 8-10 (Tucker)......WTF?!?
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Damn, Tony Tucker must have said "You know" more than 10 times in the post-fight interview
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He gave lewis some work
He certainly did, Tucker was a solid fighter.
Lennox is extremely good, He is the real McCoy no matter what!!
Turket ha sostenuto un grande incontro, pure lui grande fisico, è mancato nella continuità dei colpi durante l'attacco , a mio avviso quella è la chiave per battere Lewis, ma Turker e avanti con gli anni comunque un pugile di livello mondiale,Lewis un pugile molto difficile con potenza uomo del KO.
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An entertaining fight
Tucker did a good job but he really mailed in that last round, your last round with the champ and you give up. I don't get it, you were going to lose by points or knock out either way so he might as well went for it.
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1:06:15, The ringside reporter was asking the same question.
HE was out of his prime!!!
Easy to say when you have never fought in your life.
As good as Lewis became, if it wasn't for the poor state of the HW division, he may have well 'disappeared.'
The heavyweight division during the 90's was golden, we had five potential world beaters & a who's who of decent fringe contenders, all of whom had a story to tell & were capable of winning a world title.
Lewis was still a work in progress at this stage of his career & went on to become a better fighter.
@@SteveJones-tw5ss The Heavyweights of the '90s were inconsistent. It says something when the man to hold the title the longest was a Boxing star from the '70s, who was in his forties.
@@SirDerp909 The 90's is widely regarded as one of the greatest era's in heavyweight boxing & was a truly exceptional fighting decade for the sport.
Lewis ran from tucker in later rounds was tired in late rounds, Lewis went down twice from fight because he was running. Both should have been called a knock down. Tucker was the aggressive fighter. When tyson fought tucker tucker was running and tyson won big, Lewis is lucky he won fight.......
Lewis went down twice? No he didn't, he slipped in round 11 but it wasn't scored a knockdown as a punch did not land.
Which rounds did you score for Tucker? I gave him 1, 10 & 11, it wasn't a close fight, Tucker became the aggressor in rounds 10 & 11 because he knew he was so far behind he had to finish strongly but as was often the case, he didn't do enough to win.
I'm not quite sure how you reached the assumption Lewis was lucky, Tucker gave him a good fight though nothing more than.
Are you blind ? Lewis did NOT go down. The better man won by a wide margin.
Same entry music Lewis used for Holyfield--very soothing I must say...It's hard to compare 2 fighters just by looking at them, but Lewis--for as big as he was--seems to be in the same speed ballpark as Larry Holmes. And, in Larry's young years/prime VS Lennox's young years/prime, Lennox was much bigger. It's scary when a fighter is that big, is that fast, has great KO power, was the best cutting puncher of all time, and was one of the greatest power counterpunchers of all time(if his 2 counter-uppercuts connected, it meant that it was over--never saw anyone come close to getting up from those)!
Google how he looked when he first became pro. You can't tell me Lennox like holyfield didn't do roids.
@@ScottHendrix-yz3du You never know with boxers. Even those that did not have power could have -> even AIi had a body of brass and his chin was a good bit better than it was earlier. Cooper got him down with a left hook in the 4th round(when Henry had only landed a few big punches before that and AIi was almost gone, too). However, Frazier hit him over and over again and dropped him once in the 15th round. AIi got up and took some incredible punches after the knockdown! Both AIi and Frazier could have been! If you gave them truth serum, what would you find out?! Maybe that's an idea?! But, you never know when the trainer is dirty like that or it's the boxer! Or who knows what?! Once heard Lou Duva was dirty like that and wasn't he close to both Marciano and Holyfield? You never know who is complicit unless you have a smoking gnn(Holyfield supposedly called to acquire some and was caught)...
@@pattrell5257 I definitely agree.
If you find it watch Ali in his corner after being knocked down by Cooper.
😂 you can actually watch the moment he regained consciousness from the smelling salts.
Dun Dee admitted to using the glove trick to distract the ref and by time.
The cameras is in his face because they know Ali is punch drunk. His corner is franticly waving the towel faning him , putting Ice water on his head and doing smelling salts. 😂 Ali still jumps up before the bell and they have to pull him down because Ali isn't sure what's happening.
He was definitely saved by the bell but Ali did have absolutely amazing ability to take punishment.
I honestly don't think Lennox could have beaten Ali at his best because of that.
As far as roids holyfield is definitely one of my favorite but it was said steroids were mailed to his address and his former trainer called them VITAMINS. 😂 He would say before holyfield got on the vitamiiiiins he thought holy field was better. 😉. Vitamins is code for roids.
Lennox was a been pole to big look at holyfield below.
He isn't know bigger than ezzard Charles and ezzard Charles wasn't just all natural he literally chewed his food and spit it out like Rocky Marciano did. Rocky learned it from ezzard Charles.
Rocky walked around at about 200 lbs but those guys new they hit hard and they wanted more speed and stamina.
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From what I've learned all these years is most pro ranked fighters all use roids at some point. To much competition, to many doing it and it's easy to cheat.
32:13 Now listen Yall be quiet!!😂😂
That Stacey? He's hilarious
They should have stripped his belts from him. Why did I sit through that again, a disgrace to the champions who show up Every time 💩💩💩
Lewis won 15 world title fights & dominated the division for over a decade, evening managing to retire on a win & walk away on his own terms, something many fighters fail to do.
Un incontro molto bello combattuto fortemente complementi a tutti e 2 un complemento speciale al vincitore
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Леннокс был чемпионом с потрясающим чувством дистанции, феноменальной реакцией и неожиданным нокаутирующим ударом справа. Леннокс вышел на ринг спокойным , как удав; и весь бой пытался поймать кролика Такера своим коронным ударом справа.Такер проснулся к 10 раунду, но войти в ближний бой не получилось.
Iron Mike at his best would of got to lennox here.
Lewis was still a work in progress & green at this point of his career.
@@peterhaye8537 Yes. Lennox was very good as a newly WBC champion. But I feel Iron Mike when he fought Tony Tucker 6 years previous was possibly sharper being 28 against Iron Mike as opposed to 34 against Lennox. I just feel Iron Mike would of got to Lennox as opposed.
@@peterhaye8537 I meant to say Tucker was better at 28 rather than 34. Riddick Bowe wanted no part of Lennox then. So Tucker fought Lennox instead. Lennox from 1995_2003 was at his all time best.
@@peterhaye8537 I simply don't think Iron Mike Tyson 1987 would of coped against Lennox in 2000. Lennox was too big and too strong for a peak Iron Mike. Ft6,5 v ft5,10 looking at these 2 is only 1 way and it wouldn't of been for Tyson.
Look how flat footed tony tucker looks
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Tucker was somewhat still in his prime and he was throwing them guns hard showed a toughness and at times looked like he was going to do it but Lennox was on him like a lion
Nicole Kidman 29 years later she’s eating bugs. Lol
Well it would of been nice to hear from Mike Tyson himself instead of listening to 17 or so minutes of you whoever you are banging on about mike's reaction to the Joshua v Ngannou fight why couldn't we hear from Tyson himself 🤔🤔🤔
incredibly dull fight, but glad i saw it
Two cautious counter punchers who came & did what they always do, Tucker threatened & Lewis did just enough to win lol
The tucker that fought Tyson would have beaten this version of Lewis
They were both at different stages of their careers, Tucker was an experienced fighter, approaching the veteran stage whereas Lewis was green and inexperienced., Tucker regarded Lewis as being the best fighter he faced during his pro career.
Lewis was inexperienced & not quite the complete article at this stage of his career, at times he looked impressive & explosive yet unconvincing at others, he improved under Steward & became a more complete fighter.
I can see it. Tucker is no joke!
Boxing is cooolll
No way a prime Iron Mike loses to Lewis or Holyfield.
This wasn't a peak Lewis either, he was only 22-0 & still green & a work in progress.
Tyson had a lot more difficulty with Ruddock than Lewis did.
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yes he does ///tucker has both hands in this bout and Lewis isn't at his best //
@@active.7universal Tucker had serious drug problems here
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Tucker of 87 would kill Lewis…
Doubtful, Tucker stated Lewis was the best fighter he fought.
Losser are winner's (tony)you are a champ n't lazy
Both guys were cautious counter punchers which made it a dull fight.
gv
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Losers are losers. Are you blind ?
Could a prime mike tyson beat this lennox lewis anybody i think easily
Lewis was green & relatively inexperienced at this stage of his career, he was 22-0 & still amateurish & yet to mature into the complete fighter he did under Steward, i would pick Tyson 86/88 to defeat this version of Lewis.
@@peterhaye8537 yeah same here
@@peterhaye8537 I'd give Tyson a 'puncher's chance', but Lewis did demolish Ruddock, which Tyson had trouble doing. Tyson of course just had the speed and power game, no actual jab. It's definitely not for certain he'd have beaten a younger Lewis. For sure as their careers went along Tyson lost a bit of speed and didn't have much to fall back on; Lewis just got better and better under Steward.
Tucker otro boxeador sin ideas... No tira un golpe... Espera a que lo casquen