Lennox Lewis, a former heavyweight champion and boxing icon, was one of the lucky ones. After retiring, he did not encounter many difficulties, was not criticized by the press or suffered serious injuries, and earned a lot of money. He left boxing on his own terms, refusing to fight again and not returning to the ring like many other boxers. He sympathized with those who could not leave boxing and said that they found it difficult to give up their careers.

For Lewis, the feeling of leaving the ring lights was compensated by the role of commentator, a way to maintain the passion for the profession. But his life was not without challenges, especially after the death of his beloved mother Violet. Lewis shared that his mother was a great source of encouragement, accompanying him on his boxing journey, and he still keeps her memory close to him.

During his career, Lewis left his mark with a record of 41-2-1, and he is always proud of his memorable victories. He has spoken of the fascination of his era with famous opponents such as Holyfield, Tyson, and dramatic fights.

Today, Lewis travels around the UK on tour to meet fans. He maintains an air of mystery, never speaking publicly about his life, and remains a fascinating mystery after four decades of fame.