LENNOX LEWIS turned heads at Errol Spence’s win over Danny Garcia by wearing an incredible suit lined with pictures of his Olympic gold medal win in 1988.
The legendary former world heavyweight champion, 55, was on punditry duty for last night’s fight in Arlington, Texas.
Lennox Lewis, 55, wore a suit with a picture of his Olympic gold medal win for Errol Spence Jr’s fightCredit: Rex Features
Lewis won gold for Canada at the 1988 Games in Seoul
Spence saw off Garcia on points in his first fight since a life-threatening car crash over a year ago.
And the result saw him move to 27-0 while retaining his WBC and IBF welterweight titles.
But Lewis was hard to miss from the sides as he showed off the inner lining of his shimmering suit.
The London-born giant won Olympic gold at the Seoul Games for Cananda.
And his suit was decorated with pictures showing the historic moment he defeated Riddick Bowe before turning professional.
Lewis recently excited boxing fans by admitting he could stage a comeback fight – just like old foe Mike Tyson, who drew with Roy Jones Jr in an exhibition last week.
Lewis, who won 41 of his 44 fights, told BT Sport: “Sure! I mean, it seems like a lot of fun.
“When I was commentating for HBO, they had me put in there right in the action.
“It was maybe to make me feel like I could come back for HBO but I just never caught it, it never happened.
“I looked at the history of why boxers come back and most boxers come back because they have nothing else to do.
Lewis admits he could be tempted to the ring for a comeback fightCredit: Rex Features
“People keep coming up to them and saying, ‘Hey, when is your next fight? Who are you going to fight?’
“But it doesn’t do better for them, it makes them look bad. So I always elected to stay away from that.
“But, if it is right, I may come back. There has been talk of Riddick Bowe wants to fight me still so there is still some unfinished business there.”
Lewis and Bowe were long connected with a fight in the pro ranks but it never got made.
Lennox Lewis and his trainer remember his sparring sessions with Mike Tyson
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
