Lennox Lewis is still waiting for an offer good enough to tempt him back to the boxing ring after insisting Mike Tyson’s return against Jake Paul did not taint the sport. Tyson, 58, stepped back between the ropes to fight a man over 30 years younger than him in Paul in November.

The former British heavyweight world champion hasn't fought since 2003 and has addressed rumours that he is planning on making a return to the ring

Lennox Lewis is the latest name in boxing to join the criticism of Jake Paul and Mike Tyson's fight. However, he thinks that the spectacle won't hurt "great boxing," such as the upcoming match between Tommy Fury and Oleksandr Usyk.

Lennox Lewis has been back in the gym as he looks to keep himself in good shape ahead of his 60th birthday - but he has ruled out a sensational return to the ring

Mike Tyson revealed that he had forgotten most of the fight that had taken place when he had taken on Jake Paul.

After beating Mike Tyson, Jake Paul is on the hunt for his next boxing opponent, and he could pick an up-and-coming British fighter who is undefeated in 11 outings

Paul won the bout via unanimous decision in a fight that drew widespread backlash with Tyson landing only 18 punches through eight rounds. Now less than a month on from the contentious bout, Tyson has admitted “I don’t remember the fight that much,

Mike Tyson got back in the ring for the first time in 17 years when he faced Jake Paul, and despite being 58, 'Iron Mike' insisted he wasn't tired during the fight.