Should Naseem have rematched Barrera?

You're aware that Morales was the one who turned down Hamed,right?


And Morales was more of a ****** than Hamed was - a pure Indian,as Barrera always pointed out.He would have felt right at home working at a convenience store.




All the Mexicunts avoided Hamed for years.

 

1st off,I've yet to read on these boards where anyone has claimed that it was a shutout.Nobody.If you can demonstrate on these boards where any "american esb joeys" wrote that,it would be a first.I don't know why you just can't write the truth.2nd,MAB comprehensively outboxed Hamed.When I 1st watched the fight,I had it by 10-2 or 9-3 and was surprised at how easy MAB made it look.And just for the record,Hamed was a 2-1 or 3-1 favorite in the fight.

 

I believe he should have eventually taken a rematch. The fight wasn't that 'bad'... if i remember correctly, it was only a 3round difference.

Hamed had talent, it was a shame to see him go out so soon.:bbb

 

You really are a douche, aren't you?

 

LoL.. and it begins:happy

 

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Barrera ducked a Prime Naz, proof below


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JMM ducked Naz, citing money as an excuse

Following the Bungu fight Hamed finally offered to fight long time WBO number one challenger, Juan Manuel Marquez. Marquez turned down the fight saying that he wanted more money. Hamed finally fought Augie Sanchez. Sanchez was a very hard puncher and a skilled amateur who once beat Floyd Mayweather. They engaged in a war in which both fighters were stunned. Naz finally won by devastating KO in the fourth round which left Sanchez in a stretcher.

http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Naseem_Hamed

Hamed was supposed to fight the winner of Barrera-morales, but offerd the fight to barrera because he felt he was the real winner of there first fight.

Hamed got rid of his title and opted to fight Marco Antonio Barrera. At the time, Barrera was coming off a stunning fight with Erik Morales that was considered to be the fight of the year. Hamed offered to fight Barrera, saying that he felt MAB was the true winner of the fight, and most of the boxing media agreed.

http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Naseem_Hamed

 

Rematches should only take place when the first fight was extremely close, competitive or ended in controversy. There was nothing controversial about the asswhipping Barrera put on Hamed. Close thread now.

 

The score cards don't accurate describe how that fight went down, he was outclassed, out skilled, out boxed, dominated physically, as mentally....

Barrera took him to school....BADLY

For ever tit, that Hamed gave him, he paid for it with 3-4 tats from Barrera....


No Point.......in this fight happening again........Hamed was done.....

 

Nassem should of taken training seriously in the first place then he might not have needed a rematch.

 

I doubt even that would have saved him. It wasn't the Barrera fight where he didn't take training seriously, it was numerous bouts consecutively. His ego had got the better of him in the latter part of his career.

 

Hamed cherry picked Barrera and ended up getting his cherry popped. :rofl yeah mexicans avoided that bum

 

1st off,Marquez turned Hamed down because after being the #1 contender for Hamed's title for almost 2 years and not getting a bite from hamed,Hamed "relented" and offered a fight with JMM just giving him a month for preparation.In other words,Hamed was never serious about fighting JMM in the 1st place.There's a JMM Ring Magazine interview from a couple of years ago,where JMM still expresses his anger at Hamed for never really wanting the fight.2nd,MAB was stopped by Junior Jones and then fought a rematch against Jones which went the distance.I've no idea what Frank ****** is on about,but if you expect ******,who is a boxing promoter,to be unbiased and truthful about a boxer that he promotes,I'd like to offer to sell you London Bridge.3rd,I love it when Augie Sanchez is mentioned as one of Hamed's better wins.The fellow that beat Mayweather as an amateur(big deal as Randy Shields beat Sugar Ray Leonard as an amateur and we all know how their careers panned out) not only never beat a terrific fighter,but suffered 3 brutal knockouts in his career in which he needed to be stretchered out of the ring(the Hamed one being the 2nd.I don't even remember the other 2 fighters).Despite having lost only 3 times in his career,Augie cannot get a license to fight professional in Nevada.But,he's one of Hamed's better wins.

 

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If you knew anything about Hamed,you would have known he was always a lazy trainer and always avoiding roadwork.He preferred to spar.