Did Joe Lewis and Muhammad Ali be treated fairly?

The opinion of this writer in the greatest heavyweight heroes was the Joe “Brown Bombar” Lewis and Muhammad, the greatest Ali.

On all that they contributed to boxing, every years of boxing activity.

Starting with Lewis, whose greatest achievement in boxing was a record in twenty -five batch. His last record was 66-3 with 52 judges. He was born in Lavaite, Alabama, like Joe Louis Baru, and was later fighting in Detroit, Michigan.

Lewis was 54-4, a heavy, heavy, heavy cosmetic amateur, and won the Chicago Championship for Champions and AAU national titles.

On July 4, 1934, Lewis became a professional, and won the first 24 battles, 20 of which was a knockout. Then he is suspended by the World Professional League champion Max Schmelling, 48-7-4, from Germany.

On June 22, 1937, at Commemiskyy Park, Chicago, IL, world champion Lewis arrested James ‘Cinderella Man’ J. Braddock, 50-25-7, he had to get out of the fabric in the first round to stop the hero in 8 rounds. He claimed that he would not consider himself a hero until he defeated Shumailing.

In Louis IV’s defense, it came out of Schmyling, 52-7-4, at the Yanki Stadium, Bronx, New York.

In June 1941, Lewis had to come from behind on the results cards, and even on the other hand to stop heavyweight hero, Billy Betty Petsburg Kid, 58-9-1, on 13 rounds on Polo’s land, New York. He made three defenses, as the total was raised to 21 before entering the army.

On January 8, 1942, Lewis was recruited in the US military. It will be inactive for nearly 3 years. On June 19, 1946, he had a match with Kun with Kun, and scored a knockout in the eighth round at the Yanki Stadium in New York.

Lewis fought in 96 exhibitions for more than two million soldiers and raised $ 100,000 for relief purposes. His tax debt was approaching $ 500,000. In 1950, the 1950 Tax Authority began to accumulate attention every year.

Louis had to get out of retirement to pay his tax debt. The Tax Authority has never considered the exhibitions he fought.

Looking at the punishment of Muhammad Ali for not entering the American army.

In March 1969, the New York Boxing Committee canceled Ali’s license in September 1970. This is due to the condemnation of a crime, due to a military crime, or because of the refusal to urge the US military.

This was assigned years of lack of activity until Oscar Bonavina fought after obtaining a license from the New York Committee in 1970.

Did you fill me fairly?