Where's Naz?

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Originally Posted by frozensolid_702

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Originally Posted by Andre

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Originally Posted by THE THIRD MAN

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Originally Posted by CutMeMick

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I think he's got a shot at Haye for the Cruiserweight titles.

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Is anyone here a Marine Bilogist?

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YEP / George; "The sea was angry that day my friend"

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"Like an old man trying to return soup at a deli."

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"Is that a Titleist? or in Naz's case was a titleist!

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Originally Posted by Starr

But he needs to get his legal issues out of the way.

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And his beer belly.

I just wish he had the sack to have come back (too late now) coz imo only Morales and MAB were better than him at that time (both would've beaten him 99 times out of 100). The Naz that most of the World saw, i.e Kelly onwards was not the real Naz that us Brits saw in the early Brendan Ingle days when he actually had a strategy and a jab rather than too much belief and reliance on one big shot.

Imagine a prime Naz v PAC - wot a fight!!

I think when Naz was at his best he would of beat Barrera and Morales the Naz who fought Barrera was a shadow of his former self.

Hopefully he is on a different planet.

I cant understand why everyone has a problem with Naz he was good

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Originally Posted by MAYWEATHER P4P#1

I cant understand why everyone has a problem with Naz he was good

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Because he is a cunt hope this helps ;)

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Originally Posted by Ice Cold Boxing

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Originally Posted by MAYWEATHER P4P#1

I cant understand why everyone has a problem with Naz he was good

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Because he is a c*** hope this helps ;)

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Not really but i would'nt expect anything less from you ;) ;D

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Originally Posted by MAYWEATHER P4P#1

I think when Naz was at his best he would of beat Barrera and Morales the Naz who fought Barrera was a shadow of his former self.

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They all avoided Marquez for a while back there, he would of been a great fight for any of those guys.
NAz lost my support when he shook his fist over a fighter who was out cold and being helped by people ,that shows his ego was much bigger than his spirit.
The start to his downfall.

Marquez hadn't fought anybody and wasn't even on the radar when Naz was doing his thang ;)

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Originally Posted by BIG H

Marquez hadn't fought anybody and wasn't even on the radar when Naz was doing his thang ;)

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He lost a controversial decision to one of the best Featherweights in the world at that time Freddie Norwood.

I thought they all turned their radars the opposite way when they saw Marquez comming up fast with that no mess style.

This is the funniest thread ive read in a long time lol - All jokes aside naz was something special in his prime but his ego was his downfall.

When he fought barrera he had achieved everything he could have wished for i.e belts fame and all the milllions, so wasnt hungry anymore. Also he splitt with his life long trainer brenden ingle played a huge factor as he wasnt using his skills anymore. A early/prime nas would have given barrera a close fight in my opinion.

It's impossible to judge what Naz could have been. All that I know is that Brendan was the only one who could discipline hamed and when Brendan left all Naseem's composure, tactics and skills did too.