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Naseem hamed question (comeback)

Posted: 05 Mar 2007, 10:30
by Mimmy
Do you guys think Naz will ever make a come back, if so when. Also why do you think he never fought after his only loss, he wanted to become a legend and this is not the way to do it.

The best fighters are the ones that get beat and make a better return not like naz, beaten once then vanish.

Re: Naseem hamed question (comeback)

Posted: 05 Mar 2007, 14:44
by Controversial
mimmy123 wrote:Do you guys think Naz will ever make a come back, if so when. Also why do you think he never fought after his only loss, he wanted to become a legend and this is not the way to do it.

The best fighters are the ones that get beat and make a better return not like naz, beaten once then vanish.
I don't think he will comeback. He is 33 now and hasn't fought in nearly 5 years. It's a shame because he was a fantastic talent with a huge punch. I think he got carried away all the things associated with the money he had and lost the love of the game.

He was given a boxing lesson by Barrera but to lose to him is no dishonour. That loss should have given him the wake up call he needed but unfortunately he faded away into oblivion.

His age and the obvious effects of not training will have taken their toll on him and if he did come back he wouldn't be anywhere near the fighter he was, and most definetly he wouldn't make the featherweight limit now.

Posted: 05 Mar 2007, 14:52
by BoxBuzz
Sadly...Mr Hamed has faded away somewhere toward this particular part of the planet....

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We would like nothing better than for him to get a visa and return to the scene....but they have so many fine bakerys in this part of the world....

Posted: 06 Mar 2007, 14:04
by JCS
boxrec wrote:Another Heavyweight boxer wouldn't do any harm...seriously the prince is great technically, and at heavyweight he could beat tons of guys
At 5'4 w/ a 64" reach? Get your head out of your ass.

Posted: 07 Mar 2007, 06:16
by dr_devious
Which heavyweight?

Posted: 08 Mar 2007, 12:03
by overhand_right
boxrec wrote:Its not the first time he's fought a heavyweight... A friend of mine told me that Naseem Hammed got in a brawl in a nightclub, and got beaten up by a heavyweight....
Lol elaborate.

A heavyweight sized geezer taking on a featherweight, what a brave man...

Posted: 08 Mar 2007, 18:43
by icejack
Dont think he ever got over having his arse handed to him on a plate by Barreres.Fought a lot of smaller and old guys ,yes he was very strong and he could punch but basically a bully who was protected by his promoter for much of his career.
Dont think he will come back.

Posted: 09 Mar 2007, 00:58
by Your mental superior
Barrera beat Hamed but he didn't give him a lesson at all. He won more rounds. I often wonder what people actually watch. The fight was atrocious and Barrera won most rounds by landing 9 punches while the Prince landed 5 or 6. Very overrated performance by Barrera. I knew Barrera would take him because the Prince fought like a total amatuer. It is a testiment to how much the Prince meant in his short time at the top. People loved or hated him, but they all wanted to WATCH him. He hasn't fought forever and still his name comes up. Amazing.

Posted: 09 Mar 2007, 05:59
by icejack
Sir Psycho Sexy wrote:Barrera beat Hamed but he didn't give him a lesson at all. He won more rounds. I often wonder what people actually watch. The fight was atrocious and Barrera won most rounds by landing 9 punches while the Prince landed 5 or 6. Very overrated performance by Barrera. I knew Barrera would take him because the Prince fought like a total amatuer. It is a testiment to how much the Prince meant in his short time at the top. People loved or hated him, but they all wanted to WATCH him. He hasn't fought forever and still his name comes up. Amazing.
look at hamads face at the end of that fight,he was in shock, on a world level he was nothing special.younger people were more into him,I knew when he fought a "live" fighter he would come unstuck which he did,to easy to hit. He was rocked a lot in that fight can only assume you are his best mate :wink: As to his name still coming up so what? Jack Johnson hasnt fought for over 75 years and his name still comes up!

Posted: 09 Mar 2007, 14:16
by Your mental superior
icejack wrote:
Sir Psycho Sexy wrote:Barrera beat Hamed but he didn't give him a lesson at all. He won more rounds. I often wonder what people actually watch. The fight was atrocious and Barrera won most rounds by landing 9 punches while the Prince landed 5 or 6. Very overrated performance by Barrera. I knew Barrera would take him because the Prince fought like a total amatuer. It is a testiment to how much the Prince meant in his short time at the top. People loved or hated him, but they all wanted to WATCH him. He hasn't fought forever and still his name comes up. Amazing.
look at hamads face at the end of that fight,he was in shock, on a world level he was nothing special.younger people were more into him,I knew when he fought a "live" fighter he would come unstuck which he did,to easy to hit. He was rocked a lot in that fight can only assume you are his best mate :wink: As to his name still coming up so what? Jack Johnson hasnt fought for over 75 years and his name still comes up!
I couldn't stand the Prince. I was happy Barrera beat him, but he didn't school or beat him up. It was a boring fight and Barrera won most rounds by landing a dreadfully low amount of punches while Hamed landed even less.