It was shown by Usher that any fiber sum of Lefschetz fibrations over S^2 is minimal, which was conjectured by Stipsicz. We prove that the converse does not hold by showing that there exists a genus-2 indecomposable minimal Lefschetz fibration (IMLF for short).
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