Hamed was always more of a natural bantam-superbantamweight, but had power several divisions higher. MAB was at his best, recently had gotten robbed in the first legendary Morales fight, so it made him look even more of an underdog. That Naz didn't train well that was his fault, the Barrera fight was the first real challenge to his supposed featherweight supremacy. Once he didn't do the flip over the top rope, mentally I knew he was beaten already. Didn't matter how much or how hard he would of trained, if mentally he's not focused, there's no way he would of won. And I was a big Naz fan back then. He failed to intimidate MAB, something he was able to do with his prior opponents, with the exception of Kelly, and look what almost happened there.