Lennox Lewis suggests that Tyson Fury will truly grasp the importance of his post-boxing legacy. Ahead of his fight with Oleksandr Usyk, the first undisputed heavyweight title fight since Lewis beat Evander Holyfield in 1999, Fury has repeatedly expressed his indifference to leaving a lasting legacy. or remembered in boxing history.

However, Lewis, who retired in 2003 after a remarkable 44 fights, insisted that Fury’s achievements in the ring would ultimately shape his perception of his retirement legacy. According to Lewis, Fury’s current focus is solely on the upcoming fight, however he believes that Fury will appreciate the importance of legacy in the near future.

Reflecting on his own career, Lewis emphasized the importance of learning from losses and the mental strength needed for a comeback. He was inspired by boxing legend Muhammad Ali’s resilience after many losses, emphasizing the importance of recovering from defeat.