The text is a commentary of a boxing match between Lennox Lewis and Tommy Morrison. The commentators describe the fighters' skills, strategies, and actions during the match. Lennox Lewis is portrayed as the stronger fighter, using his jab effectively to keep Morrison at bay. Morrison, on the other hand, is trying to get inside and land some good shots, but is struggling to slip Lewis's jab.
In the second round, Lewis lands a left hook that sends Morrison to the canvas, marking the 11th time in the decade that Morrison has been knocked down. The commentators praise Lewis's improved footwork and measured approach, which is allowing him to control the pace of the fight. They also note that Morrison needs to move his head and try to get inside to have any chance of winning.
The commentary is interspersed with advice and encouragement from Morrison's corner, urging him to be more aggressive and take the fight to Lewis. However, Lewis's superior skill and strategy appear to be giving him the upper hand in the match.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. Tommy Morrison weighed in at 227 pounds for the fight.
2. Morrison is from Jay, Oklahoma.
3. Morrison has a professional record of 45 victories, 2 defeats, and 1 draw.
4. Morrison has 39 knockout victories in his career.
5. Morrison has held two championship belts from the WBO and IBC.
6. Morrison's opponent is Lennox Lewis.
7. Lennox Lewis weighed in at 241 pounds for the fight.
8. Lewis is from East London, England.
9. Lewis has a professional record of 27 victories and 1 defeat.
10. Lewis has reigned as the world heavyweight title holder.
11. Morrison has been knocked down 11 times in the decade of the 90s.
12. The fight is being refereed by Mills Lane from Nevada.
13. Larry Hazzard, New Jersey State athletic commissioner, is looking to nationalize officiating in the sport.