Boxers KO'd outside the ring

Hes was 5ft 4 and weighed under 9 stone (125pds), even a very poor, new, amature heavy weight boxer would absolutely murder him.

 

I said that it generally wouldn't happen. It would be an exception rather than a rule.

 

Maybe he meant New England.

 

Naz had the power and speed to flatten a man twice his weight with one bare knuckle punch.

 

He's full of the brown stuff mate.

 

Remeber this article. http://www.eastsideboxing.com/news.php?p=2352&more=1

 

So why didn't move up weight..for more money.....?

Twice his weight = Heavy weight.

 

I'm a Vale Tudo and MMA fan, i know the score.

I'm just pointing out that Naz had the power to KO a horse and that guys story is more than lilkey BS.

 

Because hed be fighting pro heavyweight boxers. atsch

I'm just pointing out the fact that Naz could KO many men twice his weight on the streets if they gave him the opening.

 

5ft 4, 9 stone naz would be ripped in two. I bet you believe Mayweather really beat big show as well.

If I had the choose, in a bar fight, between fighing an raging drunk, average joe, 6ft 4, 18 stone(252pd) guy, or 5ft 4, 9 st (123 pd), Naz, I know who I would chose.

 

Unless he's ambushed a pro boxer will almost always beat the street fighter. I remember a story of former champ Jeff Chandler, under 120 lbs., got into a street fight way back when he was still boxing. According to the story, he was dropping big guys right and left, all one punch KO's.

The only way I see Hamad getting decked is 1) I f he was cold cocked, 2) If the guy who did it was actually a skilled boxer himself and he got in a lucky punch.

If Hamad actually hit that big guy, he would for sure have been KTFO.

 

Do you hoenstly think that Naz could'nt KO a guy on the streets twice his size if he left his chin in the air?

As Naz once said when he went to train with sone prisoners who were all muscled up "You ain't got muscles on your chin"

 

Have you guys ever seen guys fight in the street. They dont stand there boxing!

You guys need to get out more.

 

The boxing commentator Ian Darke saw Jeff Fenech having a war of wortds with a guy built like a heavyweight in Las Vegas. It turned nasty and Fenech sparked him with one punch!

 

Read my last post about Jeff Fenech in Vegas.

What we are talking about is the "opportunity".

If you leave yourself open against a knockout artist boxer you are asking for trouble.

Boxing is one of the greatest martial arts you can use in a street fight against a none pro.