Lennox Lewis: ‘I have all the stories and I’m ready to tell the fans. I will share stuff that I have never shared’
Subject
News; Sports; Boxing
Description
Lennox Lewis owns any room he enters and if the space has three boxing rings, nine hanging bags and about 30 boxers he walks through the commotion with a regal swagger. Lewis was at the Peacock gym in London’s Canning Town, just a few miles from where he was born, to talk about his first one-man show, which is at the O2’s Indigo on 6 September. Lewis has remained as private since his last fight in 2003 as he was during his career, but has promised to tell his audience the “truth about all the boxing politricks,” as he calls the nauseating secret deals that harm the sport and keep boxers from meeting each other.
Creator
Steve Bunce
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