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    Default Re: Was Lacy really that bad??

    Agree 100% but he never was a player,just highly overated.
    He can't box.
    End of.

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    Default Re: Was Lacy really that bad??

    Quote Originally Posted by Mark TKO
    the commentators made comparisons with him and David Reid. They could be right , and yes it could tarnish what Joe actually did that night.

    Lacy is finished as a major player in division
    Im not even a big Lacy fan, but to say he is finished as a major player is silly. He took on a tough fight and scraped on through. The guy has balls and with the right tuition he can still play a part at SMW....

    He needs to learn patience and shot variety and a bit of defence....but he can still play a part...

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    Default Re: Was Lacy really that bad??

    fair enough - lets see what becomes of him shall we

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    Default Re: Was Lacy really that bad??

    If you notice in the first rds. where he was using his jab and throwing the straight punches he was wining and was giving Tsypko trouble..... As I said I think Lacys problem is hes NOT patient, I saw how he would try to get back to his jab and the straight righ (instead of the looping bombs he throws) but then he would forget all that and start throwing bombs! it's like he doesnt have the patience to fight and win rds. at a time. He want's the BIG KO toooooo much... and to me thats his problem.....

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    Default Re: Was Lacy really that bad??

    Quote Originally Posted by Smashup
    Agree 100% but he never was a player,just highly overated.
    He can't box.
    End of.
    Hate to do it...but I agree.

    Relied on power, no defence, & that's that.
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    Default Re: Was Lacy really that bad??

    Massive problem mate. (Mick...) (How's the head Wack..? )
    He was badly wobbled in the 7th or 8th i think and when the other guy can come through his bombs he has little boxing skills to change his tactics.
    He's exactly like a lesser skilled Tyson

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    Default Re: Was Lacy really that bad??

    Tsypko was no joke.

    Has everyone forgotten that Vitali is a good fighter too?

    And it's not the fight that Lacy should have come back on because Tsypko aint a joke and can make anyone look bad and is very skilled.

    Lacy had an opponent in front of him who was very good Super Middleweight and I like that he struggled.

    It's better for him to fight a tough opponent and struggle then face an easy opponent and knock them up and then get beat up badly like Trinidad was

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    No one seems to be pointing out that Lacy stopped using his left hand somewhere in the 4th round, and kept going for six more. They held the ice bag only on his left shoulder throughout the fight.

    You are all right; Tsypko could have won--if he did more. But he didn't, and Lacy showed stamina and maturity in fighting one handed. When he got tired in the eighth & ninth, he started leaning in & Tsypko capitalized. Go back and look.

    It's already agreed that he was coming back tough, so the fact that he took a close decision is a real commendation to his ability.

    Let him heal and let's see who and how he fights next...

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    Default Re: Was Lacy really that bad??

    well Lacy was saying to his corner that he had hurt his left shoulder since the 2nd round.

    But whats Birmingham doing? Not teaching Lacy the way he should thats what

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    Default Re: Was Lacy really that bad??

    I'll say it like this...

    If Clottey fought the way Lacy did, Clottey would have won the championship last night.

    Instead he loses with an excuse, and Lacy wins with lots of criticism. Go figure.


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    Default Re: Was Lacy really that bad??

    Quote Originally Posted by ArawakWarria
    I'll say it like this...

    If Clottey fought the way Lacy did, Clottey would have won the championship last night.

    Instead he loses with an excuse, and Lacy wins with lots of criticism. Go figure.

    Because I think more people expected Lacy to beat Tsypko convincingly. And expected Margarito to overwhelm Clottey.

    Neither happened.

    And Clottey fought through two broken hands so thats material to even throw back with that left.

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    Default Re: Was Lacy really that bad??

    If Lacy had showed a bit in this fight, his next bout was for WBA belt against Mundine. That fight is definately not gunna happen. Negotiations are now under way between Soliman and 'The Mouth'. Mundine would well and truly DESTROY Lacy. Lacy may now have to look towards Alan Green and other up-and-comers to try and score a lucky victory there. Other than that, nobody highly ranked will even consider him.

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    Default Re: Was Lacy really that bad??

    Quote Originally Posted by wacko3205
    Quote Originally Posted by Syntax Error
    Looks like Lacy is another overrated busted flush: Gets beaten soundly, then cannot rebound from it ever again.
    Your'e not giving Joe or Calzaghe their proper respects.

    Joe destroyed him mentally...& physically...you don't come back from that too easily.
    But it's not like Lacy looked good even at the beginning of the Calzaghe fight. This just isn't a situation where a guy came in blazing, looked really sharp, and over the course of a fight was picked apart and was then never the same. It's not a Meldrick Taylor thing. Lacy didn't look any better in the beginning of the Calzaghe fight than he did here.

    Calzaghe didn't destroy him so much as he exposed him as the mediocre fighter he always was (and showed himself to be again last night). I can respect Joe C as the best guy in the division (one of the weakest divisions in boxing, if not the weakest)--but beating the walking punching bag that was Jeff Lacy isn't a great feather in his cap, and it's definitely not something to stand on, career-wise.

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    Default Re: Was Lacy really that bad??

    Quote Originally Posted by CityOfGod
    I ain't gonna comment on Calzaghe's win or Lacy's 'mental state'.

    I really wanted Jeff to come back rebuilt and better - but he wasn't at all.


    In a nutshell, he was pisss poor.

    In the first 3 rounds, he was all pumped up and letting big straight shots go, leaning in and landing them - but as soon Tsypko found the distance and began timing him, Lacy unravelled.

    I give Lacy about 3..possibly 4 of the 10 rounds - and that is all seriously.

    He got staggered BIG TIME around the 4th (?) and litterally his knee's buckled and he staggered back - LL cool J jumped out his seat in the back ground when it occured.

    From around this point on, Jeff looked completely tired-out, his stamina was dreadful and he was blowing out his asss.

    In complete honesty - If Vitali had the benefit of 12 rounds instead of 10, he would not only have given the judges absolutely no choice but to give him their votes - but he might have even stopped Jeff.

    The scariest observation of all - was that Jeff's big punches did absolutely nothing to Tsypko - the cuts he had were from clashing of heads.

    Lacy needs to fight 4 rounds from here on in his career - a Bute, Kessler, Froch, Pascal or Inkin would eat him alive from round 5 onwards.
    Gotta agree with everything said here. I missed the winky fight but caught this one and was left unimpressed by lacy yet again. He was gifted that decision as pretty much everyone had him down 2 rounds. HBO pundits had him 2 rounds up but they must've been watching a different fight

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    Default Re: Was Lacy really that bad??

    Quote Originally Posted by P.G.H Angel Eyes
    Quote Originally Posted by ArawakWarria
    I'll say it like this...

    If Clottey fought the way Lacy did, Clottey would have won the championship last night.

    Instead he loses with an excuse, and Lacy wins with lots of criticism. Go figure.

    Because I think more people expected Lacy to beat Tsypko convincingly. And expected Margarito to overwhelm Clottey.

    Neither happened.

    And Clottey fought through two broken hands so thats material to even throw back with that left.
    Wow how quick the fight mythology grows.

    During the fight it seemed Clottey had hurt his left hand, now a day later he broke BOTH hands?!?!
    isc
    I wander if by next saturday he will have dislocated his shoulders as well, maybe slipped a disc for good measure?

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