Let himself go so much..? Whats happened to Prince Naseem Hamed folks..? He's only a young man, and he has totally let himself go... Somewhere along the line, Naseem Hamed lost his Vainity.. That was the end of him..
the guy has been training and maintaining good physical condition for the majority of his life..let him live a little.
Worst of all, most the the ppl hating on him for his rotund figure, probably look like that at their fighting weight.
Abit..? He's clinically Obese..? Prince Naseem Hamed is Clinically Obese.. If it was abit of weight, i would be ok with that. But the man is Clinically Obese... Look at the best and most conditioned fighters, they all share one thing.. Vanity David Haye Bernard Hopkins Roy Jones Junior Floyd Mayweather When are these guys ever out of shape..? If Ricky Hatton was more Vain, he would not turn into Ricky Fatton inbetween fights, he would not settle for being a fat boy. Prince Naseem Hamed is Clinically and badly overweight.. There is no excuse for this, i don't care.. There is no excuse... If he has no thyroid problems, or any other health issues... There is no excuse for Prince Naseem Hamed, being a fat badly fat out of shape, greedy ass ****er..... There is no excuse... None.. And don't give me that ****, about him being in shape for years. Whats changed now..? Lets not get carried away and make special rules up for boxers.... No one earns the right to become a fat..lazy..greedy..ass..****er. Prince Naseem Hamed has no health issues to my knowledge, that aleast exsplain him being a fat ass.
a lot of hate for naz here!! why can't we brits recognise a great that these shores produced. ffs, just because he has now RETIRED does not mean he will stay in fighting condition. And also, he lost to a prime barrera, but didn't get battered. i love being british, but hate it at the same time sometimes!
So do you think its ok for him, or any fighter who has no Thyroid Problems, no underlying healthy issues, is taking no medication to my knowledge or the public's knowledge... Do you think its ok, for someone like that.. To suddenly become, Clinically fat..ass..****er. I'm not saying he has to be in fighting condition, but the man needs to be healthy..the man needs to be fit. Its not healthy, he's not healthy no more..and it cannot be good for him. Or his wife..
why does he need to be healthy and fit. A little more worrying is your obbsession with naz and his body condition. Any underlying issues here?
Maybe he is 'too comfortable'.Having a family will probably do that to many people.It doesn't reaally matter anymore,especially as he is hardly seen out of his house(apparently)let alone on TV
Why does he need to be healthy and fit..? Are you being ****ing serious.. Do you know how much time and money, clinically Obese people and the health problems which come along with being Clinically Obese cost the nation..? Time and Money which can be prevented.. Time and Money which can be used else where.. Time and Money which is easily avoided, by the simple addition or a person being aware of this serious issue and invovling themselves in exercise and healthy eating. So you ask why he needs to be healthy and fit.. Its a proven fact that being clinically obese, which Prince Naseem Hamed is..and has been for some times. Heart Disease and stroke Diabetes Cancer Osteoarthritis These are just some of the health issues which can be coursed and helped along, if you decided to live a unhealthy lifestyle, resulting in becoming clinically obese. So that's why Prince Naseem Hamed needs to be Healthy and fit. And we wonder why, there are more kids in 2010 overweight and clincally obese, when you yourself is asking the question.."Why does he need to be fit and healthy" If more the same attitude, there will be more people next year clinically obese, and year after and the year after... Somewhere along the line, someone has gotta come down hard on today's public and society and address the facts, and give out the proper information to tackle this problem. When people see a former athlete, from a disciplined sport. Letting himself go to unnecessary heights of being clinically obese.. It sets a bad example to uneducated children, and it basically just sets a bad example for everyone. I don't know how many times i heard someone say.. Oh its OK, he spent years in condition.. Oh don't you think he's earned it..? Its not just with Prince Naseem Hamed, its with others boxers.. I'm sorry i don't share the same laid back attitude, I'm sorry i don't think its OK. In life, sometimes people are right and sometimes people are wrong. There's nothing right in being clinically obese.
Unless you've trained and competed all your life, i dont see how you can judge an ex boxer on their weight.