[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XO5PWusbQfE&feature=related[/ame] whoops...that was from my private collection..:yep
ahhhhh...got it now mate....you meant the 'very top' long rectangle thingy....I was ****in' around with the wrong long rectangle thingy mate...now I got it...now I got it...now I ****en got it...:yep ...relax now fellas :good
Mate you are home free it's the easiest way to copy and paste even for a computer dunce like me,well done Horse.!!!
Heres one for you Horse,this bloke made me a huge fan of Barrera.!!! [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfUFYtXNN0A[/ame]
haha..**** yeah...I picked that one too...I knew it'd take a technically sound boxer with a good chin to walk down Hamed...then when the Barrera match up was made I thought yep...this is the one...bye bye price Nazeem ya mug lairin' kunt!
Theres no doubting the Prince's talent but you are spot on Barrera was never gunna let the fight be fought on Naseems terms,just had a job to do and he did it,great fight also.!!!
funny..two young mates of mine back then..Lezzy Sherrington and Leigh Lindgren were both big fans of Hamden..I'm thinkin' .."**** off..I hate the kunt"...couldn't wait for someone to come along and knock him off...ya gotta give it to the cheeky *****...he could crack..he had them big legs and could sit on his punches...no one liked gettin' hit by the kunt...talk it up too...**** me...haha
The amazing thing was he had one more fight after that defeat for a win and then retired and he was only 28 so would think he had a few more years in him.!!!
...yep...wierd really...maybe that is the downside to the supreme confidence that he used to revel in...maybe he never had it in him to be layed bare...to bite down and come back from defeat...the eternal frontrunner the kunt.
...ya gotta give it to the kunt...he could pull off the lead uppercut...a mortal sin in boxing...but he used to score with 'em..
Likewise Steel. Prince Naz was an extremely talented fighter. But you can't expect to beat too many world class fighters with Naz's 'hands in you pockets' defence. A very popular win by Barrera and also a lesson well delivered.