Yeah Hamed doesn't even get a mention, I don't think it was a grudge, just shows the quality of fighters that Medina faced.J-C wrote: ↑23 Jul 2020, 06:57 https://www.ringtv.com/524685-best-faced-manuel-medina/
Interestingly, says Alejandro Gonzalez hit harder than Hamed or JMM.
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It's typical for fighters to say that the hardest puncher they ever faced was someone they beat.
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True, although when they do that they usually don't mention the more expected fighter. Here he specifically says he could feel Gonzalez's punches more than Hamed's or JMM's.TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑27 Jul 2020, 07:05 It's typical for fighters to say that the hardest puncher they ever faced was someone they beat.
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Gainer is the one who seemed to hurt him most
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There is no doubt (in my opinion) that Naz avoided Juan Manuel Marquez as WBO champion .
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I remember Medina threw over 1000 jabs against Johnny Tapia.
That was probably his greatest asset. He had very little punching power, but was awkward, long, and had a tireless stamina, and kept that jab going constantly.
That was probably his greatest asset. He had very little punching power, but was awkward, long, and had a tireless stamina, and kept that jab going constantly.
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Hamed absolutely avoided Juan M Marquez. At the time when Marquez was Hamed's number 1 contender (with the WBA I think)Boxing News often mentioned how Marquez should be getting his title shot.
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