There's a new monarch in town and his name is JEFF "LEFT HOOK" LACY, the undefeated IBF/IBO super middleweight champion.  Lacy, who arrived in Manchester last Saturday, is ready to teach undefeated WBO super middleweight champion Joe Calzaghe the first rule in U.S. Civics -- TERM LIMITS. "I believe in the Socratic method of teaching -- teaching by asking," said Lacy as he held up his fists which he proudly calls his Dukes of Hazard.  "This Saturday, I will be asking Joe all night 'who's the world's best super middleweight?'  Joe is going to learn the definition of Term Limits first-hand from me.  His time has come and it is time for him to go!"
 
           
Two of the best professors from the school of the Marquis of Queensbury -- Freddie Roach and Jeff Fenech -- agree.  Both have predicted a Lacy victory. Roach and Fenech face off against each other tomorrow night  when IBF/IBO flyweight champion Vic Darchinyan (Fenech) defends his titles against top-rated Diosdado Gabi (Roach) at Chumash Casino Resort in Santa Ynez, CA.  The Darchinyan-gabi world title fight will be televised live on SHOWTIME as the main event on "ShoBox: The New Generation," beginning at 11 P.M. ET/PT (delayed on the west coast).
 
           
"Lacy is too strong for Calzaghe," said Roach.  "It will not go the distance.  I see Lacy ending it in the later rounds, possibly by the 10th."
   
           
Added Fenech, "I don't see how Calzaghe can keep Lacy off of him.  I wouldn't be surprised by a knockout, but I think it will probably be by a dominant unanimous decision."        
 
           
With a combined professional record of 61-0 (48 KOs), and a victory by knockout percentage of 78.6%, Lacy, 21-0 (17 KOs), from St. Petersburg, FL, and Calzaghe, 40-0 (31 KOs), from Newbridge, Wales, are headed to the division’s biggest showdown since Roy Jones, Jr. and James Toney rumbled in 1994.