Can Hamed be goated back in the ring against Pac?

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  1. DobyZhee

    DobyZhee Loyal Member banned

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    Pac owns Hamed at any weight and at any age.
     
    DobyZhee, Dec 12, 2008
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  2. ruizfan

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    And your point is???
     
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  3. jim22uk

    jim22uk Active Member Full Member

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    i was a massive naz fan but hes to old now and ways about 180 prime naz vs pac would be awsome tho
     
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  4. Jbuz

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    Pac would embarrass every version of Hamed.
     
    Jbuz, Dec 14, 2008
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  5. Jbuz

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    Agreed. His performance against Tua was epic. He was winning before the bull**** stoppage.
     
    Jbuz, Dec 14, 2008
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  6. jim22uk

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    people have seem to forget how good naz was
     
    jim22uk, Dec 14, 2008
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  7. Boom_Boom

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    i laughed
     
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  8. MaliSlamusrex

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    well its obvious he made enough money never to fight again because he had a great career ahead of him if he would have continued to box...

    so NO
     
    MaliSlamusrex, Dec 14, 2008
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  9. Infern0

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    what would be the point, naseem is old news
     
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  10. icyhush

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    Naz was good. but he was exposed by barrera. him coming back is a bad idea... and against pac? suicide...
     
    icyhush, Dec 14, 2008
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  11. Jbuz

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    Far from it.

    But the man was fall of flaws begging to be exploited, and he relied on his power far too much. It would be a war for a couple of rounds, but Pac would tear him apart. He's on a whole different level to anyone Hamed ever beat.
     
    Jbuz, Dec 14, 2008
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  12. Boxing Gloves

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    Naz is old, past it and retired, its 2008, get with the present.
     
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  13. DobyZhee

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    this fight should still be made because disinterested former boxing fans know who Hamed is..:rasta
     
    DobyZhee, Dec 14, 2008
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  14. crespo21

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    NO. hamed is the size of a small planet now. absolutely no chance.
     
    crespo21, Dec 14, 2008
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  15. D_XZ

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    Everytime theres a big fight in the UK Hamed turns up at ringside and tells the reporters h never 'officially' retired. He was supposed to be making a comeback in 2005 or 6 before he went to jail.

    The guy lost heart and retired early and now he still dreams about getting back in the ring. Not hard to understand - we all have things we wished we knew better when we were younger and I guess he has some regret over how his career ended and maybe some longing for those lost ring years.

    But lost years can't be gotten back, and theres a big difference between dreaming and doing. Hamed might get his blood up on fight nights but he hasn't got the sustained discipline to get back in shape. He hated his hard training when he was young, fit and on top of the world - now he's a comfortable fat businessman theres no way he's going to put himself through it.

    So will Hamed be tempted back? If offered such a fight he'd be flattered and make some positive noises but ultimately wouldn't do it.
     
    D_XZ, Dec 14, 2008
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