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Jan 13 2016
10. TED KID LEWIS
Possibly the greatest boxer Britain has produced. Born Gershon Mendeloff, The Kid fought 238 times from 1909 to 1929 – and in pretty much every weight division, writes Mike Lockley.
Lewis was successful in America where he and arch-rival Jack Britton took it in turns to take possession of the title belt.
They met an incredible 20 times, the pair even played cards together before contests.
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