Lacy/Calzaghe could look like a robbery for some

haha...i picked lacy to win and went on to witness one of the most savage beatings ive ever seen from a guy that didnt have much power but ....damn. look up ASSKICKING 101 in the dictionary and that fight comes up

 

Lacy - two cuts over his eyes, knocked down, did not land almost anything in the fight, stopped throwing later in the fight and took something like 50 punches a round straight to the face.

Calzaghe - broke his hand.

Yeah, I guess Calzaghe had the most damage done to him, I can see why you think that.

 

Because your brain is so minimal and unable to process written text, for the fifteenth time in about fifteen posts - I gave Pacquaio the fight. I don't disagree that Pacquaio should have won. I disagree on the notion that this was the worst decision of all time and that it wasn't even a competitive fight.

I had it 116-112. I've broken down my score card, where is yours? Or are you just one of those idiots who can't subjectively score? I'm thinking the latter.

 

Was Duane Ford a judge ? Im sure he would have said Lacy gave Joe a boxing lesson

 

More than most prostitutes, considering the costs of the wedding, the house I bought for us to live in and the money spent in raising our two toddlers.

 

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Savage beating that became difficult to watch towards the last third of the fight. I remember praying the corner or ref would stop the fight because there was only going to be one winner and the guy getting beat may never recover, mentally, from what was happening to him.

 

And never did.

 

Absolutely. Well, the mental scars and a torn rotator cuff put paid to his career.

Shame too because he was far better than people now claim and also he seems a genuinely decent, humble guy.

 

The only one that could make a case for as a robbery is Hopkins-Calzaghe. I scored the fight 115-112 in favor of Hopkins, but I will not make excuses for my fighter losing.

 

The guy had a great amateur career which people conveniently overlook and paint him as a one dimensional slugger just because he was thoroughly outclassed by a highly experienced guy who retired undefeated, held all four belts within his division and beat the "dawg" at the level above him.

Lacy wasn't the bum people now make him out to be, but it's convenient to think that way when discrediting Calzaghe.