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    Default Re: Did the Calzaghe fight ruin Jeff Lacy?

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    You cannot seriously be saying that Miranda took more punishment in the Pavlik fight than Lacy did vs Calzaghe!

    Calzaghe has far faster hands far better footwork and doesnt hit as hard so you are getting punched to the brink but not quite done then next round same thing. Pavlik at 160lbs beats you up the its over its not prolonged plus fighter will always feel they have a chance against such a limited plodder so they gain confidence. Lacy was beat every second of every round.

    There you go again. Calling Pavlik a limited Plodder. I guess that is an upgrade from bum like you called him before.

    And Calzaghe nuthuggers wonder why he is so disliked. It is not Joe, but people like you.
    It goes both ways. You can call Calzaghe a feather fisted pitter patter and say that Pavlik hitting you for 7 rounds is a lot worse then bearing Calzaghe or 12. Lacy was worn down but never really hurt like he was last night against Calzaghe. Miranda was beaten into a slump on the ropes.
    Never in here will you find I called Joe featherfisted or a slapper. What I said was I would rather endure Joe in the ring for 12 rounds than pavlik for 7.

    Pavlik just seems to really hurt people when he unloads. Joe does not have his type of power. I was just stating the obvious as I see it. Marcus stated earlier that Miranda did not take a beating like Lacy did. I beg to differ on that.

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    Default Re: Did the Calzaghe fight ruin Jeff Lacy?

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    There you go again. Calling Pavlik a limited Plodder. I guess that is an upgrade from bum like you called him before.

    And Calzaghe nuthuggers wonder why he is so disliked. It is not Joe, but people like you.
    It goes both ways. You can call Calzaghe a feather fisted pitter patter and say that Pavlik hitting you for 7 rounds is a lot worse then bearing Calzaghe or 12. Lacy was worn down but never really hurt like he was last night against Calzaghe. Miranda was beaten into a slump on the ropes.
    Never in here will you find I called Joe featherfisted or a slapper. What I said was I would rather endure Joe in the ring for 12 rounds than pavlik for 7.

    Pavlik just seems to really hurt people when he unloads. Joe does not have his type of power. I was just stating the obvious as I see it. Marcus stated earlier that Miranda did not take a beating like Lacy did. I beg to differ on that.
    I agree. I'm just saying, if he wants to point out what he thinks are weaknesses, yet he is talking about damage, it's just maddening really. Of course Miranda took a worse beating. You certainly can't distinguish Lacy's as being clearly worse in terms of damage.

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    Default Re: Did the Calzaghe fight ruin Jeff Lacy?

    Pavlik whooping Miranda doesn't really compare with Cazlaghe's masterclass shellacking exhibition dished out to Lacy. One was a NON title fight on a Jermain Taylor UNDERCARD, the other was a UNIFICATION fight between the TWO premier supermiddles at the time.

    It is all about context.
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    Default Re: Did the Calzaghe fight ruin Jeff Lacy?

    Quote Originally Posted by Fenster View Post
    Pavlik whooping Miranda doesn't really compare with Cazlaghe's masterclass shellacking exhibition dished out to Lacy. One was a NON title fight on a Jermain Taylor UNDERCARD, the other was a UNIFICATION fight between the TWO premier supermiddles at the time.

    It is all about context.
    Yeah I agree but in terms of physical damage dished out, I don't think there's much of a difference.

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    Default Re: Did the Calzaghe fight ruin Jeff Lacy?

    Yeah but the mental beating was far worse for Lacy, obvioulsy

    (I haven't read all the thread.. or properly, sorry)
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