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    Lacy's physique fooled some into believing untrooths. He wasn't the monstrous puncher he looked to be.

    He narrowly got by a few average(at the time Lacy fought them) fighters. His whole career was intended to be a trick. If you remember Calzaghe had been having tons of hand problems, Lacy's handlers were counting on those problems to decide the fight. They didn't think for a second he could out fight Joe C, they couldn't be that dumb.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ron Swanson View Post
    Lacy's physique fooled some into believing untrooths. He wasn't the monstrous puncher he looked to be.

    He narrowly got by a few average(at the time Lacy fought them) fighters. His whole career was intended to be a trick. If you remember Calzaghe had been having tons of hand problems, Lacy's handlers were counting on those problems to decide the fight. They didn't think for a second he could out fight Joe C, they couldn't be that dumb.
    This. When I think of Lacy, my mind runs on the notion that he is a successful B-Class fighter who snuck in, got a title and/or notoriety. Sorta like what they were trying to do with Seth Mitchell in the heavies, or what they did do with Arturo Gatti.

    Gatti followers just fail to realize that while Gatti had heart, he really was an average fighter... he punched hard, but most of his ko's came against either MUCH smaller guys or guys that were never that good.

    Put Gatti in there with a good or even decent guy... and we saw the results.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ron Swanson View Post
    Lacy's physique fooled some into believing untrooths. He wasn't the monstrous puncher he looked to be.

    He narrowly got by a few average(at the time Lacy fought them) fighters. His whole career was intended to be a trick. If you remember Calzaghe had been having tons of hand problems, Lacy's handlers were counting on those problems to decide the fight. They didn't think for a second he could out fight Joe C, they couldn't be that dumb.
    I think they were that stupid, at that time Lacy was being handled/supported by a consortium of local businessmen, who may have had more say in the matter than they should have. I don't have any proof--I was never interested enough to find out.
    If anyone ever fit the definition of a lamb being led to slaughter or being exposed, it was Lacy in the Calzaghe fight.
    Everybody knows he was never the same after that fight, it's happened to plenty of fighters.
    He must really need the money.

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    Roy Jones beat him when he was old too.
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    Roy really humiliated Lacy and was the first to stop him.

    Then Roy was humiliated and stopped, albeit prematurely by Danny Green.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk View Post
    Roy really humiliated Lacy and was the first to stop him.

    Then Roy was humiliated and stopped, albeit prematurely by Danny Green.
    Then we should have seen a Green/Lacy match up.
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    Everyone see why Nick Diaz wanted to try his luck with Lacy?

    I'd pay to see Diaz try Miranda. That fucker still has some piss and vinegar in him.

    Just too bad Edison won't get his lazy ass down to 175 where he could at least compete and be a gatekeeper with his power.

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    Someone needs to sit Lacy down and speak truth. Now it looks like is claiming his opponent was 'switched' I had to look back at his wars with Tsypko and Mendoza after Calzaghe. He was absolutely in life & death and out on his feet in both at some point, had him losing Mendoza 94-96. He was Jermain Taylors bounce back fight ffs and was dominated. That right there should have been the end but then came Roy and his big dumb "Captain Hook" outfit and Jeff needed to pay the rent.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Someone needs to sit Lacy down and speak truth. Now it looks like is claiming his opponent was 'switched' I had to look back at his wars with Tsypko and Mendoza after Calzaghe. He was absolutely in life & death and out on his feet in both at some point, had him losing Mendoza 94-96. He was Jermain Taylors bounce back fight ffs and was dominated. That right there should have been the end but then came Roy and his big dumb "Captain Hook" outfit and Jeff needed to pay the rent.


    roy wore a captain hook outfit?
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    Quote Originally Posted by erics44 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Someone needs to sit Lacy down and speak truth. Now it looks like is claiming his opponent was 'switched' I had to look back at his wars with Tsypko and Mendoza after Calzaghe. He was absolutely in life & death and out on his feet in both at some point, had him losing Mendoza 94-96. He was Jermain Taylors bounce back fight ffs and was dominated. That right there should have been the end but then came Roy and his big dumb "Captain Hook" outfit and Jeff needed to pay the rent.


    roy wore a captain hook outfit?
    He did. Looked quite ridiculous like Rick James and Rue Paul ran into one another and exploded.

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    Just got to see the fight...ugly.

    Jeff Lacy had a good career, he wasn't as great as we hoped he would be but he wasn't a horrible fighter. He did as best he could in a division which was at the time devoid of talent bar Joe Calzaghe and really how the hell could he have prepared for that fight? Jeff got injured and of course after the Calzaghe fight he wasn't the same guy. He had a few decent paydays vs guys like RJJ and Jermain Taylor but he was never a contender again.


    And let this be a lesson YET AGAIN....he tore his rotator cuff vs Tsypko and fought through the injury and he never had the power he started his career off with after that. And that right there is why I just can't be mad at a fighter stopping a fight due to a torn rotator cuff no matter when it happens during the fight...you've got to think about what's good for your CAREER and not just the fight you're having at the moment sometimes

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    Far from the guy who slaughtered Robin Reid. So sad, but what goes around comes around in this business unless you get out with your money and marbles.

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    Quote Originally Posted by holmcall View Post
    Far from the guy who slaughtered Robin Reid. So sad, but what goes around comes around in this business unless you get out with your money and marbles.
    You can tell by the Sheika fight that Jeff wasn't all that.

    He came late to boxing and it showed...same with Jermain Taylor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cyclone View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by holmcall View Post
    Far from the guy who slaughtered Robin Reid. So sad, but what goes around comes around in this business unless you get out with your money and marbles.
    You can tell by the Sheika fight that Jeff wasn't all that.

    He came late to boxing and it showed...same with Jermain Taylor.




    Good comparison. Also David Reid to a lesser extent.

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    has anyone ever had a conversation about Jeff Lacy without mentioning the utter hiding he took from Calzaghe?
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