Hamed was really good but

he fought Calvo, and he was booed for not knocking him out---a guy whos never been knocked out, and said **** it, im going to go get fat and spend my money. I think that getting no support from his hometown fans had more to do with it than anything else

 

so he quit cause he got bood? even mnore reason to question his heart/desire. . . I didnt see that Calvo fight but if he was boo'd by his hometown he musta been pretty bad. good riddance.

 

your a dumb ass pharroh pac is not the fastest in the game and i can garuntee you PBF and Guzman are both faster then pac in hand speed and of foot

 

i think hamed would ko him

 

hamad would beat the dawg **** out of pac

 

another irrational hater

 

Hamed wasn't exactly hard to hit. His style would be perfect for Pacquiao who would be able to come up the middle with straight fast shots. Hamed would definatly taste the canvass.

However, Hamed was excellent at pulling **** out of the fire with a huge bomb, and I don't think that pacquiao has the defense to avoid those shots. I think that in the end Hamed would have his hand raised in a late KO victory.

 

Hamed under Ingle was very hard to hit. Check the fights with Robinson, Johnson, Medina

 

you guys cant be serious. Hamed was quick and extremely unorthodox and were talkign about Hamed in his prime... he would drop Pacman in my opinion and probably KO him. He would pull back from Pacmans shots and land his own counters, same thing he always did. Pacman isnt exactly Barrera (who beats Pacman in their rematch)

 

how is that irrational hate??? The dude quit for one of two reasons. . he got schooled/he got boo'd - if that makes him quit then the sport is better off without him - thats just common sense.

 

i guess all fighters should fight until their 50 and half ******ed

 

now youre just being glib.

 

Selfishly, I wish the Prince had gone back to the gym, refined his game, and got back in the ring. However, I am not one to criticize a guy for hanging up the gloves after he's made his money and lost his hunger for the sport. Boxing is not something you want to do while less than 100% dedicated.

 

naz had heart and a good chin he just was not the exceptional fighter he was hyped up to be. He would of been a danger to any fighter in history because of his punch.

He was a good fighter with a dew unique skills AND

ALSO A HORRIBLE *******

 

mediana hit him a lot. Had him trouble. kevin kelly had him on the floor a few times. He was hard to hit for domestic fighters like steve robinson and a shot tom johnson (world class but not all that in his prime) and that over rated badillo mother ****er.

But when he fought anyone with a bit of world class left in him, he would not look so great.