Naz Was Never A Great Puncher

he defintely had power, especially for a guy with that unorthodox of a style.

 

McCullough wasn't knocked down or hurt by anybody in his entire career, including Morales. His chin is pure granite so that's hardly a blemish on Naz's record.

Naz was a little guy for the division and still stopped people in devastating fashion. You can maybe argue that he wasn't a great fighter, but his power is beyond question.

 

Absolute rubbish. Funny that you talk about Tyson...okay well Mitch Green, James Smith, Evander Holyfield and so on were not stopped. Nor was Danny Williams despite eating numerous flush shots.

A peak Tyson failed to drop and put away a few fighters and Tyson stopped many with an accumulation of shots.

The "chinny" Robinson had never been floored as professional when Hamed stopped him with one left hook. Hamed had freakish power in both hands, he dropped people when he had barely got any extension on the shots, landing punches with no firm stance behind them, off balance, no leg power, short shots etc and yet they were dropping people and hurting them.

You can criticise anything else you want, but anyone saying he doesnt hit hard is either deluded or stupid.

 

"When Naz hits you, you feel it in your spine"- Wayne "Chin of Steel" McCllough

 

I think this thread was created to start some in-fighting. Obviously hamed had a very high ko percentage, I will leave it at that.

 

I would agree with that, he may have been a bit of a clown, but he could kick like a mule!

 

Have you ever seen someone that small hit so damn hard?

 

Hamed had 1 of the best 1 punch power P4P of all time. End of discussion. BTW Hamed was a batamweight too and destroyed featherweights with 1 shot.

 

Tigeredge your blade is dull on this one.

 

Not only did he have great KO power, but he carried it with him as he went up in weight.

 

Give it up, Naz was a GREAT puncher in his day.

 

I think his record kinda speaks for itself, have you seen any of his fights ??