Jeff Lacy vs. Epifanio Mendoza - Revision history

Brizel: Retirement anecdotal

2008-07-27T21:58:18Z

Retirement anecdotal

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	Mendoza staggered Lacy in round two, but Lacy came back to rock Mendoza late in the round. Lacy outworked Mendoza through round six~~, but~~ Mendoza came on strong down the stretch and rocked Lacy several more times. Lacy dug down to take the tenth ~~round~~. Scores were 95-95, 96-94, 97-93.		Mendoza staggered Lacy in round two, but Lacy came back to rock Mendoza late in the round. Lacy outworked Mendoza through round six. Mendoza came on strong down the stretch and rocked Lacy several more times. Lacy dug down to take the tenth. Scores were 95-95, 96-94, 97-93. Lacy announced his retirement from boxing on July 26, 2008.

Rvk2007: Fight:1322403 moved to Jeff Lacy vs. Epifanio Mendoza

2008-07-24T14:17:10Z

Fight:1322403 moved to Jeff Lacy vs. Epifanio Mendoza

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Rvk2007 at 14:16, 24 July 2008

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+*'''Weights:''' Lacy 170 lbs, Mendoza 171 lbs
-In a nationally televised bout on ESPN marked by heated exchanges that appeared close to score, ex-Super Middleweight Champion Jeff Lacy was hurt and in trouble against opponent Mendoza in rounds 2, 6, 8, and 9. In the eighth round, while desperately hurt, Lacy tackled Mendoza to the floor, causing Mendoza to hit his head on the ring apron. The referee allowed both fighters a rest period. In the post-fight interview, Lacy admitted to ESPN analyst Teddy Atlas that the tackle was premeditated as "a tactic to buy time" because he was hurt. Atlas scored the bout a draw. With this win, Lacy earned the right to face ex-Middleweight Champion Jermaine Taylor in a bout scheduled for November 15, 2008.
+*'''Aired on:''' ''[[ESPN Wednesday Night Fights]]''
-* Lacy suffered a nose bleed in round six, and a puffed left eye from round nine. Atlas said Lacy had been cut in his last three bouts.
+*'''Promoter:''' [[Golden Boy Promotions]]
-* ESPN reported the blows as Lacy 172/518 33%, head 156/441, body 16/77; Mendoza 165/488 34%, head 140/444, body 25/44.
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Drdatabox at 04:51, 24 July 2008

2008-07-24T04:51:42Z

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	In a nationally televised bout on ESPN marked by heated exchanges that appeared close to score, ex-Super Middleweight Champion Jeff Lacy was hurt and in trouble against opponent Mendoza in rounds 2, 6, 8, and 9. In the eighth round, while desperately hurt, Lacy tackled Mendoza to the floor, causing Mendoza to hit his head on the ring apron. The referee allowed both fighters a rest period. In the post-fight interview, Lacy admitted to ESPN analyst Teddy Atlas that the tackle was premeditated as "a tactic to buy time" because he was hurt. Atlas scored the bout a draw. With this win, Lacy earned the right to face ex-Middleweight Champion Jermaine Taylor in a bout scheduled for November 15, 2008.		In a nationally televised bout on ESPN marked by heated exchanges that appeared close to score, ex-Super Middleweight Champion Jeff Lacy was hurt and in trouble against opponent Mendoza in rounds 2, 6, 8, and 9. In the eighth round, while desperately hurt, Lacy tackled Mendoza to the floor, causing Mendoza to hit his head on the ring apron. The referee allowed both fighters a rest period. In the post-fight interview, Lacy admitted to ESPN analyst Teddy Atlas that the tackle was premeditated as "a tactic to buy time" because he was hurt. Atlas scored the bout a draw. With this win, Lacy earned the right to face ex-Middleweight Champion Jermaine Taylor in a bout scheduled for November 15, 2008.
	* Lacy suffered a nose bleed in round six, and a puffed left eye from round nine.		* Lacy suffered a nose bleed in round six, and a puffed left eye from round nine. Atlas said Lacy had been cut in his last three bouts.
	* ESPN reported the blows as Lacy 172/518 33%,Mendoza 165/488 34%.		* ESPN reported the blows as Lacy 172/518 33%, head 156/441, body 16/77; Mendoza 165/488 34%, head 140/444, body 25/44.

Drdatabox at 04:21, 24 July 2008

2008-07-24T04:21:49Z

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	In a nationally televised bout on ESPN marked by heated exchanges that appeared close to score, ex-Super Middleweight Champion Jeff Lacy was hurt and in trouble against opponent Mendoza in rounds 2, 6, 8, and 9. In the eighth round, while desperately hurt, Lacy tackled Mendoza to the floor, causing Mendoza to hit his head on the ring apron. The referee allowed both fighters a rest period. In the post-fight interview, Lacy admitted to ESPN analyst Teddy Atlas that the tackle was premeditated as "a tactic to buy time" because he was hurt. Atlas scored the bout a draw. With this win, Lacy earned the right to face ex-Middleweight Champion Jermaine Taylor in a bout scheduled for November 15, 2008.		In a nationally televised bout on ESPN marked by heated exchanges that appeared close to score, ex-Super Middleweight Champion Jeff Lacy was hurt and in trouble against opponent Mendoza in rounds 2, 6, 8, and 9. In the eighth round, while desperately hurt, Lacy tackled Mendoza to the floor, causing Mendoza to hit his head on the ring apron. The referee allowed both fighters a rest period. In the post-fight interview, Lacy admitted to ESPN analyst Teddy Atlas that the tackle was premeditated as "a tactic to buy time" because he was hurt. Atlas scored the bout a draw. With this win, Lacy earned the right to face ex-Middleweight Champion Jermaine Taylor in a bout scheduled for November 15, 2008.
			* Lacy suffered a nose bleed in round six, and a puffed left eye from round nine.
			* ESPN reported the blows as Lacy 172/518 33%,Mendoza 165/488 34%.

Brizel: Lacy-Mendoza sumamry

2008-07-24T04:09:52Z

Lacy-Mendoza sumamry

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<fight>1322403</fight>

In a nationally televised bout on ESPN marked by heated exchanges that appeared close to score, ex-Super Middleweight Champion Jeff Lacy was hurt and in trouble against opponent Mendoza in rounds 2, 6, 8, and 9. In the eighth round, while desperately hurt, Lacy tackled Mendoza to the floor, causing Mendoza to hit his head on the ring apron. The referee allowed both fighters a rest period. In the post-fight interview, Lacy admitted to ESPN analyst Teddy Atlas that the tackle was premeditated as "a tactic to buy time" because he was hurt. Atlas scored the bout a draw. With this win, Lacy earned the right to face ex-Middleweight Champion Jermaine Taylor in a bout scheduled for November 15, 2008.