No version of Hamed would have beaten MAB.And there is absolutely NOTHING in Hamed's resume or career that indicates he would have.
Top ten but I'm biased he's my favorite fighter of all time. Dude quit way too soon, him and barry sanders really killed me when they hung it up young...
Whose arguing? Sarron, Arizmendi, Wolgast, Bass, Wright and Belloise among others seals Hank a spot in the 10. I personally tend to think he gets put a bit high though.
Weren't a few of those fights above 126 though? You may aswell throw in Pacquaio's 130 and 122 fights if you do that
At least a couple were but given the fact that both combatants were campaigning at featherweight and the fights impacted on their standing there..I count them towards his feather resume. The 2nd win over Belloise was basically a unification because the NYSAC wouldnt recognise Hank as champ. Even thought Armstrong had already beaten him at the limit. The Bass fight shouldnt count though..excuse me for that. Benny hadnt been around feather for ages. Might I add he has a KO win over the very underrated Casanova. Pac was campaigning in separate divisions aiming for separate titles. Aint the same homey.