The first decision cost him the World Boxing Council championship and deprived him of tying Marciano's record for the most consecutive victories by an unbeaten heavyweight.

Roy Jones Jr. will fight for the World Boxing Council light-heavyweight championship on Friday, but his mind is wandering to bigger goals.

He fought Lennox Lewis in 1998 for the World Boxing Council championship, losing in a fifth-round knockout.

The first time Tracy Patterson defended his World Boxing Council superbantamweight championship, he wound up with a draw.

But Griffin, who will be defending his World Boxing Council light-heavyweight championship, waved his fist for the camera and in Jones's face.

But the third title - the World Boxing Council championship - is now held by Lennox Lewis of England.

Holmes won the vacant World Boxing Council championship from Ken Norton in 1979.

He is 30 and has a professional record of 38-0, with 35 knockouts, and the World Boxing Council championship.

But Jones's World Boxing Council light heavyweight championship will be on the line.

Lewis (33-1), who was ahead on the scorecards of all three judges, retained his World Boxing Council championship.

The first decision cost him the World Boxing Council championship and deprived him of tying Marciano's record for the most consecutive victories by an unbeaten heavyweight.

Roy Jones Jr. will fight for the World Boxing Council light-heavyweight championship on Friday, but his mind is wandering to bigger goals.

He fought Lennox Lewis in 1998 for the World Boxing Council championship, losing in a fifth-round knockout.

The first time Tracy Patterson defended his World Boxing Council superbantamweight championship, he wound up with a draw.

But Griffin, who will be defending his World Boxing Council light-heavyweight championship, waved his fist for the camera and in Jones's face.

But the third title - the World Boxing Council championship - is now held by Lennox Lewis of England.

Holmes won the vacant World Boxing Council championship from Ken Norton in 1979.

He is 30 and has a professional record of 38-0, with 35 knockouts, and the World Boxing Council championship.

But Jones's World Boxing Council light heavyweight championship will be on the line.

Lewis (33-1), who was ahead on the scorecards of all three judges, retained his World Boxing Council championship.

The first decision cost him the World Boxing Council championship and deprived him of tying Marciano's record for the most consecutive victories by an unbeaten heavyweight.

Roy Jones Jr. will fight for the World Boxing Council light-heavyweight championship on Friday, but his mind is wandering to bigger goals.

He fought Lennox Lewis in 1998 for the World Boxing Council championship, losing in a fifth-round knockout.

The first time Tracy Patterson defended his World Boxing Council superbantamweight championship, he wound up with a draw.

But Griffin, who will be defending his World Boxing Council light-heavyweight championship, waved his fist for the camera and in Jones's face.

But the third title - the World Boxing Council championship - is now held by Lennox Lewis of England.

Holmes won the vacant World Boxing Council championship from Ken Norton in 1979.

He is 30 and has a professional record of 38-0, with 35 knockouts, and the World Boxing Council championship.

But Jones's World Boxing Council light heavyweight championship will be on the line.

Lewis (33-1), who was ahead on the scorecards of all three judges, retained his World Boxing Council championship.