Hamed WAS and IS still a fraud cos he's younger than Barrera and Juan Marquez...

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  1. kg0208

    kg0208 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    What does it mean? Explain....
     
  2. Spitbucket

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    Hamed was good for the sport too bad Allah didn't bless him with a bigger pair of balls.

    Think about it, If Hamed never punked out after the MAB fight, we could of had JMM, Morales, MAB , PAC and HAMED fighting each other ...............DAYUM!

    We have already two great trilogies out of three of those guys and possibly a third one with PAC and JMM.

    Think about the possibilities.!:deal
     
  3. Larson

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    No intentions of insulting you personally, but I mean, the thread title is self-explanatory. That is idiotic. It's like saying "Ali's a fraud because he's younger than Louis". Now I know that's not the context or the meaning of what you said, but literally, it's the same damn thing. There are too many variables than to say "fighter a is a fraud because he retired and fighter b is older and is still fights".
     
  4. New

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    it means that the best boxing of the world takes place there.
     
  5. New

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    If Hamed quit being so young that's a problem for his fans, and i'm looking forward to Pacquiao-Juan Marquez III. btw, should it be at 130 or at 135lbs?
     
  6. New

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    if Prince Naseem Hamed quit being so young it's not my problem. Is his, right?
     
  7. Geoffers

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    Naseem Hamed was a wasted genius. The speed, the power, the skill were all there and he had so much potential to achieve so much in boxing. After he got beaten he didn't want it badly enough and that's the bottom line.

    He quit too early, and that's a real shame because we were robbed of seeing what he might have become. "Fraud" is the wrong word. "Disappointment" is a better one. If you'd said that, Mr New, I don't think anyone would disagree.
     
  8. kg0208

    kg0208 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    What does Vegas having good boxing have to do with you saying this?

    He also fought and won at MSG in New York. So I don't see how your answer or even your question has to do with how good Hamed was.
     
  9. kg0208

    kg0208 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    If it's not your problem and doesn't concern you, then why the thread?
     
  10. New

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    True, but at the MSG in New York he fought Kevin Kelley, who was not in the same level as Barrera (s it was shown I believe).
     
  11. New

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    cos you don't seem to get it, or well, if Hamed is so good and is younger than Juan Marquez, why dont he fight him in September/October? In Britain if you want.
     
  12. kg0208

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    Which is still not relevant to what you said about it "meaning something" that he lost in Vegas.

    Either way, losing to an ATG doesn't make you a fraud.
     
  13. New

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    then what it made Hamed losing to Barrera, never rematching him (btw, being younger than Barrera)????
     
  14. kg0208

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    Oh I get it. You aren't making any sense is the problem:lol:

    Hamed WAS good. Why the hell would he fight anyone after being inactive for 6 years? What does his not fighting now have to do with how good he was years ago?

    And as you well know (since you're an alias) I am not from Britain or Europe. So I could care less where he fights. Nor do I really care about Hamed. But you're thread is ridiculous.
     
  15. kg0208

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    It makes him a fighter who never rematched someone who beat him. Which happens alot BTW. Odd how you don't fight everyone twice in this sport.