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Pointless thread, whats wrong with jeff lacy anyway? He didn't change just because he lost to Calzaghe, its just that Joe had the style, determination and most importantly prepared better than Jeff. On another night Jeff could have landed the punch to wobble Calzaghe. Just coz he lost, it doesn't mean he ain't the guy that destroyed Reid, Sheika, Pemberton etc. and it doesn't mean he isn't better OR worse than Allan Green. And just cos Allan Green had one rough night it doesn't mean he's the next Jeff Lacy.... I hate fickle fans who will write off a fighter because they have a rougher night than usual. Do you never have a bad day at work/school?
Agreed!!!!!!!  The Lacy Hate Pisses me off and makes Fuking sick...

You all judge the guy on one performance against a guy who is undefeated and has been a champ for 8 straight years, Whats the point of this thread anyway Is Allan Green a power punching machine who has beat everyone and literally destroyed evryone they put in front of him until he fights the best fighter in the world for that division...I guess we will have to find out wont we!!!!!!!
And is Green a bad fighter because he struggled with a good opponent last night.  Lacy had his Sheika fight his Wiggins fight his Williams fight and he continued on well.    But Green has a tough fight as he's coming up and they say he's terrible Sometimes I think people just want to see Green lose because of the Codrington incident.  But if you actually knew the situation here it is..

His "plug of the car dealership" wasn't to diss Codrington   The guy who he was promoting was supposed to have his emblem put on Allan's trunks to promote the dealership for the fight, but the stichier(if thats what you call them) never showed up, so Green gave the credit to the guy after the fight.  THAT is the reason it happened, it had nothing to do with Jaidon, but these bullshit announcers just find reason to discredit anything a fighter does acting like they knew the whole story