Lewis is one of the greatest heavyweight boxers of all time, defeating EVERY opponent he faced. But, Ali was the greatest. His legacy was tainted by fighting on too long.
Trying to compare different boxing eras is difficult but it would have been some match up.
Yes the version of Lennox Lewis late in his career under the great Emmanuel Stewart is hard to beat, a prime Ali and a young Lennox Lewis , 15 rounds hhhh Ali would win
You have got to look at it in greater detail . The late 80s and early 90s saw big improvements in training methods Lewis benefited from this. So what would a prime Ali do with the same training methods that Lewis had and not his old skol 1960s schedule
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