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    Default Re: Was Jeff Lacy over rated to begin with??

    Quote Originally Posted by killersheep
    Quote Originally Posted by LBSCFC
    I think it was a tough fight for lacy to go straight back into. I thought jeff lost by a couple of rounds on saturday night. still he got the win and gutted it out. I still think hes a lot to offer as long as he doesnt meet calzaghe again
    I don't know, he didn't look to good to me after the first two rounds, he was constantly overextending his punches and coming in off-balance. Furthermore, he wasn't pulling his punches back after he threw. Tsypko could have taken that fight if he would have capitalized on that by throwing more.

    based on that fight, Lacy would lose to the following without question:

    Carl Froch
    Mikkel Kessler
    Allen Green
    Lucian Bute

    Lacy is now a gatekeeper fighter rather than a contender. Was it an off-night? Maybe, but I would be inclined to say no because he really wasn't able to adjust at all. I like Lacy, he's a class guy and has a lot of heart, but after the Calazghe fight, I don't think he'll ever be the same. Lacy should be fighting Manfredo Jr. that would be a competitive fight IMO.
    good point but at this stage Im still prepared to give lacy the benefit of the doubt. it might have just been ringrust too that made him struggle


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    Default Re: Was Jeff Lacy over rated to begin with??

    Quote Originally Posted by albsur2006
    Quote Originally Posted by ono
    I'm not sure Lacy even hits all that hard and out of the 2 i think Froch could actually be the power puncher. Lacy has only legitamatly KO'd 1 fighter. Froch has KO'd his last 2 (including Magee who actually got robbed against tyspko). So there ya go. 
    Yeah, I'm not sure Lacy is the puncher he thinks he is. Knocking out Scott Pemberton early proves especially when Manfredo did the same thing.
    yes but he knocked out robin reid who gave calzaghe 12 tough rounds and alot of people think reid should of won plus i dont think reid had ever been koed before so that was impressive win for lacy and actually reid had never been knocked down in his pro career lacy was first one to do it

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    Default Re: Was Jeff Lacy over rated to begin with??

    Quote Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING
    Quote Originally Posted by albsur2006
    Quote Originally Posted by ono
    I'm not sure Lacy even hits all that hard and out of the 2 i think Froch could actually be the power puncher. Lacy has only legitamatly KO'd 1 fighter. Froch has KO'd his last 2 (including Magee who actually got robbed against tyspko). So there ya go.
    Yeah, I'm not sure Lacy is the puncher he thinks he is. Knocking out Scott Pemberton early proves especially when Manfredo did the same thing.
    yes but he knocked out robin reid who gave calzaghe 12 tough rounds and alot of people think reid should of won plus i dont think reid had ever been koed before so that was impressive win for lacy and actually reid had never been knocked down in his pro career lacy was first one to do it
    Reid was well past his best when he met Lacy!

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