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I used to love naz when i was in school and then slowly started to dislike him - after he got more and more arogant and got rid of the ingles.
I know the fight has bee talked about on here before but i have never seen a boxer seem to hate his opponent so much as barrera did that night - it seemed he had most of the world behind him when he was just laying into naz
The "Like A Virgin" version is hillarious! ;D
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Originally Posted by fugaziuk
That is always a very gratifying video to watch.
I was just watching some older MAB clips back before he was a boxer back when he was a brawler, he was a damn exciting fighter throughout his career, as a brawler and a boxer. If you haven't seen his earlier stuff (when he had a mullet and when he had the Pacquiao part in his hair)
I highly recommend watching it.
Naz had very amateurish balance.
He just wasn't all that good of a fighter period as far as I'm concerned.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICB
naz was a very good, very talented boxer...............until he steped up to A class and was shown to be what is none as a pretender, like someothers he spend his time beating limited, fadeing or shot fighters, he was fighting decent guys at the right point in there carrers, as they where picking up speed on the slide dow.............. when he met mab, he looked like a amature ice skater
he was good but never as good as he tried to make us think
Ding ding ding......we have a winner.Freakish power and an ego to match his ears.Thats all I took from him .Quote:
Originally Posted by aburwell89He just wasn't all that good of a fighter period as far as I'm concerned.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICB
Naz had great reflexes, timing, and power, but his skills werent great. He got away with a lot of mistakes because of his quickness but he lacked good form, footwork, balance, etc. He was great at what he did but he was not a great boxer.
It's just poor period.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICB
In that fight Naseem Hamed was beaten mentally which made it so much easier for Marco Antonio to beat him physically. Hamed was so used to toying with his opponents he did not know what to do when a guy came in he could not bully.
Hamed had great power and hit from the craziest angles I have ever seen. He was the first guy I ever seen throw a lead uppercut.
I agree with the poster ICB when he mentioned the balance issue. It was Hameds only real chink in the armor, real unorthodox style but natural ability allowed him to use it.
Naz was such a ridiculous person he deserved to get his ears beat off he put the fight on hostage for an hour because he had a change of heart about the gloves he chose then used another hour for his entrance. That was so gratifying to be honest I wouldn't have minded if Barrera took the padding off before he smashed that prick into the turnbuckle. That act from Hamed should have had him banned that was worse then Robinson trying to leave the arena because the fight was being shown in the UK.
Not only that, but around the boxing world, guys like him tend to get a lot more props and attention than they usually deserve. He had a funny schtick, he worked a bunch of money and attention out of it, and now he's gone. Not really all that uncommon when you think about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Put Em' Up
Thanks to Marcos Antonio Barrera put him out of boxing , i never like Nazeem Hamed , he took a real damn fu****g Beat .........in that fight...;D
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I agree Macho, Hamed's arrogance played against him that night.
the baby faced assasin was ferocious that night, in a controlled sort of way!:D
Hamed was a total cock , but his power brought excitment , MAB made my day when he schooled the "Yorkshire Limbo dancer" ;D;D;D
Naz had freakish power and could KO anyone in the history of the featherweight division. MAB also caught him at the right time, he had split with Ingle and was getting knocked down in every other fight. He was also losing his discipline and desire and become more and more arrogant. MAB may have beaten him at Naz's best and I loved when he was asked what he was saying to Naz during the fight. "whose you daddy?"
whos the southpaw in your sig knockin everyone out?Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseIt's just poor period.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICB
The southpaw is Joel Casamayor.Quote:
Originally Posted by southpawedwhos the southpaw in your sig knockin everyone out?Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseIt's just poor period.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICB
Naz would never stop iron chinned Salvador Sanchez, Sanchez took Gomez's punches who is a gigantic puncher, and also Danny Lopez who was a very big puncher as well. He also wouldn't stop Sandy Saddler, Azumah Nelson, the list just goes on and on, i think people forget there history sometimes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
I had forgotten how the fans booed the sh*t out of Naz when his handlers lifted him up in the ring. Sharp contrast to how they cheered loudly when it was Barrera that was being lifted up.
Priceless.
;D;D;D
Lederman's card was terrible
112 to 115? wtf
This video never gets boring too ;D.. YouTube - BarreraIsGod's Channel
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Originally Posted by AdamGB
Yeah, maybe you could find two rounds for Naz. Maybe.
I was not saying he was the greatest featherweight but his power from his punches came from unauthorised angles and punches you do not see are the ones that can knock even the greatest boxers down and even out.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICBNaz would never stop iron chinned Salvador Sanchez, Sanchez took Gomez's punches who is a gigantic puncher, and also Danny Lopez who was a very big puncher as well. He also wouldn't stop Sandy Saddler, Azumah Nelson, the list just goes on and on, i think people forget there history sometimes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master