pac vs. naz

who you guys think would of won?

well first of you need heart to last with pac...

naz was very confident but against pac how can you be that confident you will need heart like jmm to last iron jaw of em and the veteran experience of mab just to get by...

naz had punching power but so does em and mab and jmm but pacs improve chin he may get bend but no longer broken...

but with pacs punching power and naz chin ahaha naz will be out less then 6 rounds...

I dont see naz having anything to even step in with pac...even larios have a better shot because pac wont be as serious...but naz name will make pac dead seriouse that spells naz in the canvas twitching you can count to 20 he"ll still be twitching like a fish...sucks for naz fans but true he'd get ktfo by pac...

also em would mess him up worst then mab did...so would jmm...but pac would nearly kill this guy...

I must agree. Naz was all good until he stepped up the opposition, and we all know what happened there.
Pac and EM both had the ability to destroy naz, although he will never admit it.

pac would defeat naseem

And Naz would take Pac very serious too.

I think you forget the only person to beat Naz beat him by boxing and staying back and staying away from his punches. Pac would come forward to Naz's punches. And we all know what happened to anyone who did that. They got knocked out. Pac would be no acception if he came forward all night to Naz

But look at the form on Pac compared to Naz. By the time those hands are coming up Pacs come in with a straight five.
Yes he could catch some hard ones, but being debatebly the best P4P around then im sure Pac could handle Naseem.

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Originally Posted by Jamoie

But look at the form on Pac compared to Naz. By the time those hands are coming up Pacs come in with a straight five.
Yes he could catch some hard ones, but being debatebly the best P4P around then im sure Pac could handle Naseem.

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Don't be so sure.  Hamed had speed too and was a natural counter puncher.  And Pac wouldn't make Hamed lead.  But Hamed could lead.  Watch the Said Lawal fight and tell me if Pac ran into those in the first 5 seconds of the fight that he'd get up ;) Pac is a great fighter no doubt. But his style falls right into the kind Hamed loved to fight and the kind Hamed knocked out.

it's hard to tell because Pac has not really faced a big puncher like himself, he did beat Morales and Barrera but they're not exactly big punchers. Based of quality of opponents beat though I'm going for PAC.

It's very easy to say now that Pac would kick Naz's arse because naz's last decent performances were so long ago and maybe some of you have forgotten how good he was, he wasn't just power. I'm not saying that pac wouldn't win but I don't belive it would be as easy or as one sided as you might think

I have to jump on the pac bandwagon on this and go with him, I think he would have KO'd Naz inside of 6 rounds

I give the edge to Pac, only because five shots couldnt drop him, he took it and smiled, plus he told all the ladies to keep ya head up and holla if ya hear me. Then again, Nas was probably the better lyricist; rumor has it that as a child he spent hours reading the dictionary from cover to cover to understand words and build vocabulary for other rhymes. Nas also released one of the greatest battle records of all time lyrically killing none other than Jay-Z with his blistering track "Ether" off of his LP, "Stillmatic". HOWEVER, 2pac still holds the title for the most vicious battle rap of all time, "Hit Em Up." Ok just kidding around. Manny Pacquiao is well deserving of his current number 2 pound for pound status. He has unending stamina, a confusing in and out leaping style and ridiculous power in both hands. He dismantled Barrera easily, who in turn had an easy night whuppin up on the Prince awhile back. I dont seem Nasim Hamed doing much to stop the relentless press by the Pac Man who would probably break through the unorthodox defense of Hamed by the third or fourth round, en route to a six or seventh round KO.

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Originally Posted by diamonddavestafford

I give the edge to Pac, only because five shots couldnt drop him, he took it and smiled, plus he told all the ladies to keep ya head up and holla if ya hear me. Then again, Nas was probably the better lyricist; rumor has it that as a child he spent hours reading the dictionary from cover to cover to understand words and build vocabulary for other rhymes. Nas also released one of the greatest battle records of all time lyrically killing none other than Jay-Z with his blistering track "Ether" off of his LP, "Stillmatic". HOWEVER, 2pac still holds the title for the most vicious battle rap of all time, "Hit Em Up." Ok just kidding around. Manny Pacquiao is well deserving of his current number 2 pound for pound status. He has unending stamina, a confusing in and out leaping style and ridiculous power in both hands. He dismantled Barrera easily, who in turn had an easy night whuppin up on the Prince awhile back. I dont seem Nasim Hamed doing much to stop the relentless press by the Pac Man who would probably break through the unorthodox defense of Hamed by the third or fourth round, en route to a six or seventh round KO.

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Not to sure with this one, alot of people let there heads rule them when they think of Naz, yes he got beat badly by Barerra but that was far from Naz at his best and like i have said many times before take a look at the docuumentry leading up to the fight, but Pac i feel is the sort of fighter whoes style could be good for Naz, but like many of you had said Pac is reletless and could Naz keep him from coming forward all night, well yes he could with a Knockout, im honestly not sure Prime for Prime who would win this bout, but to dismiss Naz as some overrated chump who unified the Featherweight division in the ninties is stupid.

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Originally Posted by diamonddavestafford

I give the edge to Pac, only because five shots couldnt drop him, he took it and smiled, plus he told all the ladies to keep ya head up and holla if ya hear me. Then again, Nas was probably the better lyricist; rumor has it that as a child he spent hours reading the dictionary from cover to cover to understand words and build vocabulary for other rhymes. Nas also released one of the greatest battle records of all time lyrically killing none other than Jay-Z with his blistering track "Ether" off of his LP, "Stillmatic". HOWEVER, 2pac still holds the title for the most vicious battle rap of all time, "Hit Em Up." Ok just kidding around. Manny Pacquiao is well deserving of his current number 2 pound for pound status. He has unending stamina, a confusing in and out leaping style and ridiculous power in both hands. He dismantled Barrera easily, who in turn had an easy night whuppin up on the Prince awhile back. I dont seem Nasim Hamed doing much to stop the relentless press by the Pac Man who would probably break through the unorthodox defense of Hamed by the third or fourth round, en route to a six or seventh round KO.

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I agree that ether may have one nas the battle against Jay'Z but it did not kill him because the Takeover was a great song itself.

True, but "Takeover" was what set Nas off to write "Ether". After "Ether" came out, Jay-Z didnt respond because he knew there was nothing really he could do to top it. Sorry about the switch in genres. I was just tryin to be funny cause the first thing i thought of when i saw the "PAC VS NAZ" post was the rappers lol...

Pac is no Kevin Kelly. He destroyed MAB....and MAB beat Naz. I see Pac Man winning a tough fight. Say what you will, but Naz had uncanny power in his unorthadox punches. Interesting match up. ;D

Pac destroys him... Naz never went to war with any one who was either good to start off with or good when he fought them.

Kelly? Kelly was old and kept dropping him on his arse... Naz's chin was never good... MAB had him doing a chicken dance a few times and trying to disguise it.