Lennox Lewis Professional Record Overview
Lennox Lewis finished his professional boxing career with a record of 41 wins and 2 losses, with 32 wins by knockout. His record includes multiple heavyweight title reigns and victories over several Hall of Fame opponents. Lewis is widely cited as one of the most complete heavyweight champions of the modern era.
Lewis held the WBC, WBA, IBF, and IBO heavyweight titles at different points in his career, and he is one of the few boxers to have unified the heavyweight belts. His final record reflects a high knockout percentage and a long stretch of dominant defenses against top contenders.
Key Fights That Defined His Record
Lewis's record includes wins over Evander Holyfield, Mike Tyson, and Hasim Rahman in high-profile bouts that shaped his legacy. The 2002 rematch with Rahman, where Lewis returned after an upset loss, is a notable part of his career narrative.
Lewis vs. Tyson and Other Landmark Victories
Lewis's 2002 knockout of Mike Tyson is one of the most recognized moments in his record, showcasing his technical skill and power. His victories over Holyfield and Riddick Bowe further cemented his place among the top heavyweights of his generation.
Career Titles and Legacy
Lewis became the first heavyweight to hold the WBC, WBA, and IBF titles simultaneously since the era of Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier. His record and achievements are frequently referenced in discussions of the greatest heavyweight champions in boxing history.
Lewis's career is documented in detail by major sports outlets and record-keeping platforms that track professional boxing statistics. His post-retirement influence continues through training, commentary, and involvement in combat sports promotion.
For more on Lennox Lewis's career and record, see the detailed profile on BoxRec at BoxRec Lennox Lewis. Additional career context and fight history can be found at ESPN's boxing section at ESPN Boxing.