best boxer to retire early?

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  1. Stinky gloves

    Stinky gloves Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    common don't be shy ... Haye!
     
  2. Vidic

    Vidic Rest in Peace Manny Full Member

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    Davey Boy Haye :deal
     
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  4. SJS19

    SJS19 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    If Roy had retired after Ruiz, we'd all be saying him :-(
     
  5. gr33nfather

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    no you can't comeback from that
     
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  7. irishny

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    I remember hearing an interview with Hamed last year where he said that the real reason he retired was because he had so many problems with his hands.
     
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  9. gr33nfather

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    not because of the pounding he took against Barrera?
     
  10. freelaw

    freelaw Boxing Addict Full Member

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    "pounding" :lol:

    You Hamed haters are ridiculous. He lost a decision, Barrera was the better man that night but Hamed was absolute world class with the potential to be one of the best ever IMO. Yeah, a kind of shame he retired so early, yeah he may have been somewhat discouraged and yeah he was arrogant to the max (which I believe was his main flaw in the end - you can't learn from defeat if you have 0 humility), but you so called fans/keybord warriors saying this stuff about such a magnificent talent are probably much more arrogant that he ever was.
     
  11. VivaNazVegas

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  12. ko_bros

    ko_bros Well-Known Member Full Member

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    This is what actually made me think that Barrera destroyed Hamed before I watched the fight. Sayings like yours.

    When I watched the fight, I kept waiting for that one KD or that one lethal right hand, never happened. Barrera won, fair and square, but it was far from a pounding. He fought a tactical fight and won. There was nothing close a war in that fight.
     
  13. ripcity

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    Benny Leonard was 28 when he hung up the gloves for the first time.
     
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  15. Sean Juan

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    Hagler would have started taking beatings. He had a pretty tough fight with Mugabi, tougher than he should have and then looked like he had a hard time finding the openings against Leonard as well. Leonard had fought once in 5 years when he beat Hagler. MW started to get a little deeper as Hagler was ending his reign, he would have become a stepping stone.