28 March 2012 02:27 PM | By Mike Robinson
Olympic boxers: the great, the terrible and the strange

Lennox Lewis

Lennox Lewis (© STEVE MARCUS//Reuters)
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MSN Sport takes a look at the careers and lives of eleven Olympic boxing champions after they won gold in the ring. Some went on to achieve boxing immortality, and some mediocrity, while other live curious lives outside the ring.

Lennox Lewis won boxing gold for Canada in 1988 and went on to become undisputed heavyweight boxing champion of the world for Britain. After beating Tyson then Klitschko he retired as champion in 2004.

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