If two of the most unpopular former heavyweight champions met, who would win, Lenno Lewis or Larry Holmes?

Lewis was 41-2-1 with 32 stops and two shutouts. Hasim Rahman came to the end of his career with a record of 34-2 in five rounds. He stopped Rahman in the ensuing fight. He had his hands at his sides and was stopped by Oliver McCall, 24-5. In their rematch, he stopped McCall, who cried nervously after the fight.

Born in Jamaica, moved to Canada to compete in amateur boxing. In 1988, he defeated American Riddick Bowe in Seoul, South Korea, and won the gold medal. Moved to England for his career.

He ended his career with a 32-1 record, defeating Vitali Klitschko and retiring from boxing. He fell behind after five rounds and didn’t want to give Vitali a deserved rematch.

Holmes, with a 48-0 record, lost back-to-back fights to light heavyweight champion and former Olympic gold medalist Michael Spinks.

After losing to Spinks in the first game, he made a racist remark, “Marciano can’t wear my jockstrap!” I guess he forgot that Spinks beat him, not Marcia No, Marciano will take his heart and knock him out! “

In my opinion, Holmes hasn’t thrown a jab his entire career, and Marciano, if he’s smaller, could’ve landed a right uppercut and broken his elbow.

Holmes defeated Marvis Frazier 10-0 with a score of 44-0 in the first round and said after the game: “That’s because your dad whipped me in sparring!”

Holmes finished with a 69-6 record. He lost a split decision 31-0 to Denmark’s Brian Nielsen. Nelson was 49-0 when he lost to Dickie Ryan.

In Holmes’ final fight, he came out on top in the final round to defeat the “King of Four Rounds” Eric “Butt Bean” Esch, 66-2-3. He felt that if four rounds were scheduled within Esch’s first ten fights, he would have stopped him, but he didn’t.

So, who will win, Lewis or Holmes?