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Andrew Lewis (boxer)

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Andrew Lewis (born December 14, 1970 in Georgetown, Guyana is a professional boxer in the Light Middleweight (154lb) division. Nicknamed "Six Heads", Lewis turned pro in 1993 and beat James Page in 2001 to capture the Vacant WBA Welterweight Title. Due to his exciting style and power in both hands, Lewis quickly became a popular fighter on HBO. After defending the title against Larry Marks, he took on Ricardo Mayorga and the bout ended in the 2nd round and was ruled a No contest due to a nasty cut on Lewis caused by accidental headbutt. Lewis's star faded as quickly as it rose, and he lost the title in a rematch to Mayorga in 2002 via 5th round TKO.

After the loss to Mayorga, Lewis was unable to get his career back on track. In 2003 he challenged WBO Welterweight Title holder Antonio Margarito, but was TKO'd in the 2nd round. Since the loss to Margarito, Lewis fought Kenny Dalton twice in his home country Guyana.

Preceded by
James Page
(Page had been stripped of title, but challenged for vacant title)
 WBA Welterweight Champion
17 February 2001– 30 March 2001 		Succeeded by

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