The Truth about Prince Naseem Hamed.

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  1. El Cepillo

    El Cepillo Baddest Man on the Planet Full Member

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    If I had the money, I could start a HOF tomorrow, and put whoever the **** I like in it. That's how these places work.
     
  2. armhard

    armhard Member Full Member

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    He was a crap dancer....looked a real spazmo.....his driving was good though...
     
  3. El Cepillo

    El Cepillo Baddest Man on the Planet Full Member

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    :lol:
     
  4. Furey

    Furey EST & REG 2009 Full Member

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    Great post, Naz was the man and deserves respect. Not an ATG, but a lock HOF'er.
     
  5. nervousxtian

    nervousxtian Trolljegeren Full Member

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    A short, but spectacular career. He's the Sandy Koufax of boxing, a very short reign on the top, but it was wonderful while it lasted.
     
  6. JIM KELLY

    JIM KELLY Bullshyt Mr Han Man! Full Member

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    great post El C!!!!
     
  7. Ben_UK

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    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfUFYtXNN0A&feature=related[/ame]

    Packing out Madison Sq, Flying carpets and somersaults.

    Knock out power in both hands.
     
  8. Uncle Rico

    Uncle Rico Loyal Member Full Member

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    Great post. I've always said this before and I'll say it again, it's very hard to give a complete judgement of Hamed's career, simply because he never had a complete career! <---- I can't emphasize this enough, because the truth is, he left his career unfinished. There were so many pages waiting to be fulfilled, but infortunately at the age of only 27, he lost his love for the game, and disregarded the incredible natural gifts he posessed.
     
  9. Poirot

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    - He lost his physical/athletic gifts at 27 - those cat like reflexes have a limited lifespan.

    - When you have those natural abilities - you don't really consider learning a different style. But, once those gifts deteriorated - he was asking for a wooping.

    - But I enjoyed him in his prime.
     
  10. Irish84

    Irish84 Mr Full Member

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    What a legend this guy was, he was by far the most exciting fighter out there. He actually MEANT it when he said he was gonna knock a guy out and you could see it in his movements and punches that he wanted to obliterate the other guy LOL. And to achieve so much at such a young age leaves no doubt about his legacy as it is. Could have achieved a lot more.
     
  11. make_the_weight

    make_the_weight Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Just wondering What makes him short of an ATG. Resume? Skills? Etc etc

    thanks for the great post el C here in the UK Naz was fun to watch
     
  12. Ben_UK

    Ben_UK Member Full Member

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    IMO. he would have to have owned one or more of the four people that called him out in his prime: Morales, Barrera, Mayweather and Marquez.

    Its a role that he could and should have took.
     
  13. Blind Sheikh

    Blind Sheikh Active Member Full Member

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    The lighter divisions were weaker then. But that doesn't change the fact Naz dominated them.
     
  14. sitiyzal

    sitiyzal ................. Full Member

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    Yet the WBA gave Hamed the belt later on :lol:.

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  15. kgs83

    kgs83 Well-Known Member Full Member

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