Re: The best of Naseem Hammered!
Posted: 22 Jul 2008, 08:29
last 2 rds were a bit of a beating though.Hardhitters11 wrote:I have to agree, Naseem didn't get hammered as such IMO although in this instance he was outclassed!
last 2 rds were a bit of a beating though.Hardhitters11 wrote:I have to agree, Naseem didn't get hammered as such IMO although in this instance he was outclassed!
Remind us - who was the last man to beat PBF ? was it Sanchez?DG. wrote:Umm NO he beat every featherweight belt holder, 10 champions, 2 super bantamweight champions, a 3weight champion, the 2 best americans and the last man to beat Floyd Mayweather Jr before stepping in with barreraPhenomenal-Nutrition wrote:
Errrm... no. He beat the rest eh faced, but not the "rest" as in everyone else who was decent, not even everyone else who was half decent.
JMM management turned a Hamed offer down before Hamed fought Barrera. JMM might have been a WBO mandatory but who had he beat of any significance? There just wasnt anyone on his record and then he cocked it all up by losing to the less than impressive Norwood. JMM went on to make his name off Pacquaio but outside of those fights his career isnt particularly impressivePhenomenal-Nutrition wrote:Remind us - who was the last man to beat PBF ? was it Sanchez?DG. wrote:Umm NO he beat every featherweight belt holder, 10 champions, 2 super bantamweight champions, a 3weight champion, the 2 best americans and the last man to beat Floyd Mayweather Jr before stepping in with barreraPhenomenal-Nutrition wrote:
Errrm... no. He beat the rest eh faced, but not the "rest" as in everyone else who was decent, not even everyone else who was half decent.
Hamed should have faced Juan Manuel Marquez - Freddie Norwood also!
hitman_hatton1 wrote:imagine what marquez would have done with his counters.
serious pay session.
Totally agree. Yes, he was a bit of a cock, but he was a winner...he brought many new fans to the sport, he was dynamite.observer1 wrote:exittored wrote:Watching this clip make's you realise what a truely unique and exciting fighter Hamed was and why so many miss him.
Before he gets slagged him off too much here, remember at least he got people into watching boxing especially John Shep the guy who started BOXRECand having a young family and £30 mil in bank,he simply lost his desire to train properly by the time the Barrera fight came
Exactly. Typical "British" Fans slagging him off, (most of them have one reason, and we all know what that reason is).
End of the day guys like Naz made Boxing in Britain, yet so called "Boxing Fans" slag him off. Idiots.
Exactly, His antics were to sell tickets. They worked. Shame some idiots can't see the bigger picture.Captain Hook wrote:Totally agree. Yes, he was a bit of a cock, but he was a winner...he brought many new fans to the sport, he was dynamite.observer1 wrote:exittored wrote:Watching this clip make's you realise what a truely unique and exciting fighter Hamed was and why so many miss him.
Before he gets slagged him off too much here, remember at least he got people into watching boxing especially John Shep the guy who started BOXRECand having a young family and £30 mil in bank,he simply lost his desire to train properly by the time the Barrera fight came
Exactly. Typical "British" Fans slagging him off, (most of them have one reason, and we all know what that reason is).
End of the day guys like Naz made Boxing in Britain, yet so called "Boxing Fans" slag him off. Idiots.
Along with Lennox he's the best boxer Britain has produced IMO.
Marquez is getting heavily overrated for having Pacquaios number (which he only sort of has). Against the top opposition hes been down 5 times in 3 fights and isnt the amazing counter puncher hes made out to be, hes very good technically but somewhat predictable and not that fast. Barrera was way past prime and still arguably beat him. If Hamed puts Marquez down he stays down, I'm sure Marquez would outbox Hamed for periods but I see him getting ko'd at some stage.hitman_hatton1 wrote:imagine what marquez would have done with his counters.
serious pay session.
what about that blink and you'll miss it one-two at the end of rd 2 in the pac fight.Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:and not that fast.
Rant me rant me rant me rant?Captain Hook wrote:Why DG? Who's not calm?
It was a simple paragraph, not one of your inane rants
Captain Hook wrote:Exactly, and no wonder you're on over 3,000 posts when none of them are more than five words!
It's quality rather than quantity you little shithouse :)DG. wrote:Captain Hook wrote:Exactly, and no wonder you're on over 3,000 posts when none of them are more than five words!
It has taken almost 5 years!
YOU ON THE OTHER HAND MUST LIVE ON HERE!
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Captain Hook wrote:It's quality rather than quantity you little shithouse :)DG. wrote:Captain Hook wrote:Exactly, and no wonder you're on over 3,000 posts when none of them are more than five words!
It has taken almost 5 years!
YOU ON THE OTHER HAND MUST LIVE ON HERE!
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Can you back this up with anything?teddy007 wrote:Naz was good but he is a f*cking w*nker in real life, make no mistake about that.
Most of the people who I know in boxing hold no ill feeling towards him. It's probably the usual jealous type of boxing clientele.teddy007 wrote:Yep i did post why i dont like him but no one belived me so i'm not going over it again. Its not just me its lots of people connected to boxing and normal people who despise the little c*nt.Gray-Fox wrote:Can you back this up with anything?teddy007 wrote:Naz was good but he is a f*cking w*nker in real life, make no mistake about that.
I'm sure he won't lose any sleep over whether or not the English public like him.E wrote:Well, Hamed was great for boxing and entertaining. But many feel he lacks warmth towards the common man - the way he acted after ruining that driver's life and leading to it is disgusting. He hasn't shown enough remorse and that makes the public dislike him more trhan anything he dod in boxing.....
Gray-Fox wrote:
Most of the people who I know in boxing hold no ill feeling towards him. It's probably the usual jealous type of boxing clientele.