who wins / Naz v Mayweather ( prime naz)

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  1. iceman71

    iceman71 WBC SILVER Champion Full Member

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    :good
     
  2. Bald_Toad

    Bald_Toad Ring Title Full Member

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    I would say prime Hamed via KO, dude had dynamite in his fists
     
  3. lefthandlead

    lefthandlead Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    It true...you musta started watching boxing in 2010:lol:

    Naz was making 5,6 million a fight....Floyd vs. Chico...1.5 million. :D Don't remembered the "Slave Wages" comment :hey
    Look that **** up..

    Casual sport fans knew of Naz back then. Nobody outside of hardcores knew Floyd.
     
  4. dodong

    dodong >>PACQUIAO Full Member

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    ...at a catchweight of 128.
     
  5. MidniteProwler

    MidniteProwler Fab 4. Mayor of Aussie Boxing Full Member

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    At 130 Floyd beats him up and stops him.
     
  6. rorschach51

    rorschach51 A Legend & A Gentleman Full Member

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    Mayweather on his worst day puts Hamed on his ass about 6-7 times, on his way to a landslide decision, possibly even a mid-to-late round stoppage.
     
  7. LoRd_inFamousX1

    LoRd_inFamousX1 Lord of the Square Rings Full Member

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  8. LouisA

    LouisA Active Member Full Member

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    Naz was entertaining, but there was nothing in his repertoire to suggest that he would stand any chance against Floyd. If you want to match up Floyd with fighters of the past, why don't you put him in with someone good? Barrera for example.
     
  9. dogcatcher

    dogcatcher Active Member Full Member

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    Naz himself stated the Floyd would likely go down as the greatest fighter that ever lived.

    The fact that he can make that statement tells you were he sees Floyd in comparison to himself.
     
  10. HoldMyBeer

    HoldMyBeer Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    well said
     
  11. Momus

    Momus Boxing Addict Full Member

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    He fought at featherweight because he was addicted to junk food and couldn't be bothered doing any roadwork.

    Naz probably should have fought at 122, but it should be noted that his legs were huge for a lighter-weight fighter, often giving the impression that he was smaller than he actually was as his weight was distributed differently from most of the people he fought.

    As well as being a better fighter, style-wise Floyd was a nightmare for Naz.