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Lewis determined not to make same mistake

Wednesday, 29 August 2001 08:49

Lennox Lewis has insisted that he will not be surprised again by Hasim Rahman in their rematch in Las Vegas on November 17. Rahman took the WBC and IBF heavyweight world titles in a shock win after knocking out Lewis in the fifth round of their first clash in South Africa earlier this year.

"I took the lightning to South Africa but Rahman had the thunder when he caught me on the chin. It was a perfect punch and landed exactly where Rahman wanted to put it. But, as they say, lightning does not strike twice and I will get my revenge in Vegas and Rahman will be an ex-champion," said Lewis.

Filed by Greg McKevitt

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