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Mc call never sent to canvas in his career. He is one fo the greatest "What if" in boxing history. He also knocked down Tyson in sparring.

Lewis vs Bowe would’ve been worth the price of a ticket…

I felt bad for McCall. He was going through something and I felt bad for the dude

Never mess with someone who looks like Sonny Liston lol

This gentleman appeared to have a mental breakdown during a boxing match. He seemed to be disassociated, completely detached from the moment at hand, and unfortunately it was happening during a heavyweight fight. The man was only 50% in good health which was his physical health. The other 50% which makes us whole was his mental health whereas he was suffering. This was hard to watch, but the man was mentally ill and paid the price. Very sad to witness.

Lennox technique:
Jab jab jab, hold, headlock, break, jab jab jab hold, headlock, break.
Lather, rinse, repeat.

I watched this fight in my heart eight for that man that night no one will ever understand the power of love, and when Jesus comes into your life, you’ll know it

I'm still interested in knowing what he was going through to break down in the middle of a fight

McCall had bigtime punching power . That was never in doubt

Something must have been wrong prior to the second fight.

I know Oliver McCall personally. I watched his disappointing fall. He had potential even back when he used to spar with Tyson. But unfortunately he couldn’t shake his demons.

McCall was LL’s wake-up call that he needed to change trainers and become a more skilled, technical boxer. If LL hadn’t made the change, he would have been remembered as a talented, big HW, who was technically flawed and had a suspect chin. However he hired Manny, became a tremendous technician in the ring who held onto the title for a long time. His style wasn’t as crowd pleasing as his pre-McCall style was, but he learned a more technical, safety-first style that worked for him. However he had a number of exciting fights and he went onto be a top 10 HW great. The McCall fight was shocking, but Lennox got the message, and it helped him go from a technically flawed champion to a tremendous technical fighter with a big punch who held onto the title for a long time.

I remember both fights.
Gut wrenching to see Oliver have that breakdown during the fight.
Credit where credit is due, he took Lewis’ best shots and walked right through them!

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One thing you gotta love about Lennox Lewis is he always put right his mistakes

Wow, I have never seen a fighter cry in the middle of the fight. That is remarkable.

Oliver McCall was a good fighter. He often was his own worst enemy, but beyond that he was as skilled as any heavy of the time. Amazing how fragile a fighters psyche can be, especially when substances are in play. He made a mark and so many cannot say the same.

Lewis falls into the ref, looks up and is SURPRISED the ref didn't think he was alright.