I ask because I've just got the latest issue of "Lazy Yanks Who Can't Be Bothered To Do Any Research Monthly" (I'm on subscription) and it says Jeff Lacy.
I assume this is just because Lacy was the only titlist (after winning the vacant IBF belt against Syd Vanderpool and then defending it against has beens and never weres) but I'm more interested in who was actually the BEST, rather than a boxrec statistic.
Several of Joe Blow's opponents gave him reasonably competitive match-ups, though this could be due to varying different factors, such as outside concerns (he was terrible when he had the divorce) and how "up" for the opponent he was.
But Jeff Lacy WASN'T the best man Joe Blow faced, not by a LONG way. So the question is... who was?
I assume this is just because Lacy was the only titlist (after winning the vacant IBF belt against Syd Vanderpool and then defending it against has beens and never weres) but I'm more interested in who was actually the BEST, rather than a boxrec statistic.
Several of Joe Blow's opponents gave him reasonably competitive match-ups, though this could be due to varying different factors, such as outside concerns (he was terrible when he had the divorce) and how "up" for the opponent he was.
But Jeff Lacy WASN'T the best man Joe Blow faced, not by a LONG way. So the question is... who was?
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