Hamed (Ingle Gym) vs Pacquiao at Featherweight

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  1. PH|LLA

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    Pac destroys him easy.
     
  2. PH|LLA

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    right hand reliance...
     
  3. RockyMartinez

    RockyMartinez Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Hamed never beat a prime top fighter. That is all you need to know. That and he scuttled off after losing rather than coming back like a real champ does. But thats cos he didnt train eh :happy:happy:happy:happy
     
  4. Scrap21

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    Naz was exposed after facing a real elite in Barrera. Pac would destroy him. People forget how scary pac was at featherweight.
     
  5. Ak47

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    as bad as Pac may have been technically, Naz was even worse. Wide ass punches would get countered by Pac's powerful straights. He would do the chicken dance
     
  6. boxing_RN

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    WTF are you talking about?

    And no matter how many times you guys do this topic, Pac will always come out as favorite in this fantasy match-up and rightfully so. Hamed failed when he stepped up to the elite level. Pac is about as elite as they come. Pac beats Hamed, probably by TKO.
     
  7. Clinton

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    Funny part is,Hamed's supporters on this thread ask how Pac would deal with Hamed's power and mention Pac's weaknesses at feather,while never questioning how Hamed would deal with Pac's power,workrate and speed.And they also never mention Hamed's massive weaknesses at featherweight:technical deficiences and low boxing IQ:lol:.Quite funny.
     
  8. Brownies

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    There should be two answers :

    A) Pacquiao

    B) Don't know **** about boxing
     
  9. Steenalized

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    :lol::thumbsup
     
  10. atberry

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    Try Kevin Kelley, Tom Johnson, Vasquez, Bungu - all elite, all knocked out.
     
  11. atberry

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    If Hamed-Barrera happened in '95, Marco would've stood no chance - none at all.
     
  12. DocLouis

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    :rofl
     
  13. hent

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    The Hamed of the Johnson, Bodillo, Hardy and Robinson fights would KO Pacquiao. Those were the fights where he was at least motivated and his preparation was adequate. He was overtrained for Johnson but still in good condition.

    I see Hamed outboxing and countering Pac before taking him out in the mid-late rounds.
     
  14. h13vyy

    h13vyy Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Read the title of the thread you doofus, INGLE GYM hamed.
    The ingle gym naz was avoided by barrera like the plague.
    Its only when he started to become complacent late on in hi career when barrera went in.

    Naz would counter the crap out of pac and the raw power would finally break him down
     
  15. 1_man_army

    1_man_army The Knockout King Full Member

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    If Kevin Kelley can put Naz down twice then what do you think a faster, stronger, tougher & better Pacquiao does to Naz?

    Naz's chin is always left out in the open with his style, that is a major mistake against a guy who can hit like Pacquiao.

    Plus Pacquiao has better scalps on his resume than Naz does by a big margin.


    Edit - Btw, I don't buy in to this BS Ingle gym Naz crap or that he was on the decline. Naz relied on his power far too much for years. He just came up against a guy who couldn't be taken out by the one big shot. Same would have happened at any point in his career. The only difference between "Ingle Gym Naz" and him later is that he stepped up his opposition.