3 things: 1) He made only one successful defense of the flyweight and super-bantamweight titles. 2) He held the WBO version of the bantamweight and super-bantam titles. During the early 90s, when it was a NOTHING belt. Even less than now. 3) It's not about legacy anyway, and he was never that good :yep
Naz for me. He was something else in his prime. I should have put Lennox Lewis in the list aswell but forgot.
ofcourse hamed was skillfull he landed uppercuts and hook from some of the crazyest postions in boxing, he certainly had power but really watch his fights he was blessed with talent
... Calslappy does it better. Don't get me wrong: I'm not saying Naz had no boxing skills; I'm just saying that his main assets were his strength and raw attributes, rather than refined ability.
This thread is a waste of time without Lennox Lewis on here because he is head and shoulders above everyone on that list.
But seeing as im a Nigel Benn fan and hes on the poll thats who i voted for,Willing to fight the best and the most exciting to watch not like hit and hold Hatton.