'Prince' Naseem Hamed

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  1. bleed_oil

    bleed_oil Active Member Full Member

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    I'll do that..... with your mother.


    I am ignorant? You are the one putting it on the line for glass brained Rico, who's whole arguement is that The Prince - a guy who was never knocked out - is glass jawed.
     
  2. HEADBANGER

    HEADBANGER TEAM ELITE GENERAL Full Member

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    Your an ignorant, narrow minded tranny trying to stick up for a glass jawed fraud with delusional nuthuggery :dead:dead:dead
     
  3. Clinton

    Clinton Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Hamed was always a lazy trainer.He was known for that.It wasn't as if he just decided to be lazy around the time for Barrera.That's just a bigtime hamed excuse.As far as you believing that prime hamed would have "****ed up" Barrera and Morales,that's ****ing hilarious considering there is not one single fighter on his resume that was anywhere near as good as either Morales or Barrera.As far as the aforementioned fighters avoiding him when he "put his title out there for all comers to challenge",none of those fighters except Morales(whom hamed avoided) and Barrera were featherweights,so whomever is feeding you that total nonsense,please don't listen to him.In fact,Mayweather was 130 when hamed was a featherweight and challenged hamed at a 128 catchweight fight,to which hamed replied,"How many times do you want me to move up?"Hamed wanted nothing to do with Mayweather,even though he was challenged by a Mayweather willing to go down in weight.And by the way,hamed was 27 when he lost to Barrera,so instead of trying to rematch Barrera,he fought Calvo a year later and retired.I believe he retired because he realized he went as far as he could have gone and knew that if had he kept fighting,another elite would have smacked him around,just like Barrera did.And hating hamed is an easy thing consider what an arrogant,loudmouth **** he was.If someone acts like an *******,he or she shouldn't be surprised when people respond negatively.
     
  4. Starched Him

    Starched Him Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    why he leave
     
  5. Slider75

    Slider75 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I never liked his attitude, a bit to much for my taste! Some loves his arrogance and others hate it. But nobody can deny he had great skills in the ring.
     
  6. Outboxer

    Outboxer Boxing Addict Full Member

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    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NikKykaBMrw[/ame]

    Wacky style...
     
  7. EverLast

    EverLast Well-Known Member Full Member

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    no one is feeding 'nonsense', these are pure facts that have been voiced throughout the world of boxing, within inner circles, by former champions themselves and respected boxing analysts.....

    your assertions above are based on pure ****ing bias which is what pisses me off.

    dickwad
     
  8. bleed_oil

    bleed_oil Active Member Full Member

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    :lol: Your mom letting you use the computer today? :hi:
     
  9. Bad Dog

    Bad Dog Boxing Addict banned

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    Very overrated, IMHO.
     
  10. ricardinho

    ricardinho Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I think that Hamed was a very good fighter that lacked greatness. It seems that people either want to make him better or worse than he really was...
     
  11. UniversalPart

    UniversalPart Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    If he was American or if he wasn't Muslim, he would be touted as one of the best fighters ever.
     
  12. Clinton

    Clinton Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    :lol:I'm a "dickwad"?:lol:Have you shame for your stupidity?None of those fighters except your aforementioned Barrera and Morales were featherweights when vastly,vastly overrated hamed was on the go.:lol::lol:Inner circles ?:lol::lol:Thank you for this ridiculously stupid mother****ing proof that the princess's fans are as just as ****ing insanely stupid as assholes as the princess herself.:lol: ****,I just got it. this is a wind up thread coming from a truly stupid useless mindless ****.:lol:THANK YOU ******* FOR THE LAUGHS:good.THANK YOU *******:lol:
     
  13. Clinton

    Clinton Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Based on what,the list of "great fighters" that he beat on his resume?:lol:
     
  14. Kid Cubano

    Kid Cubano Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    i think he just quit after getting beat by Barrera.. didnt have the balls to go for a rematch or look after Morales,etc
    still he was fun to watch
     
  15. Bill Butcher

    Bill Butcher Erik`El Terrible`Morales Full Member

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    I miss Naz, he was my fav fighter until Morales burst onto the scene.

    I was disappointed the way he never came back after all the talk thru his career but he was very exciting & gave us some great moments.