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Lennox Lewis
LVP2000110903 - 09 NOVEMBER 2000 - LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, USA: Lennox Lewis of England weighs 249 pounds for his heavyweight title fight with David Tua of Samoa at Mandalay Bay November 11..rw /Roger Williams UPI

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