but can anyone seriousley see him coming back?? and also doing anything other than getting beaten?
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but can anyone seriousley see him coming back?? and also doing anything other than getting beaten?
He must be broke.
He wants to return to boxing, just not as a fighter;)
His claiming if he does make a comeback it`ll be at lightweight one division higher than his old weight despite the fact he could now quite easily audition to be the 5th teletubbie!!
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Hes a tiresome dickhead who likes the sound of his own voice.
His stye depended almost entirley on his reflexes and speed... both in decline before he met MAB.
Making a comeback now would be suicidal and I think it's just talk from Naz to get him in the spotlight for whatever it is he is going to be doing... it won't be fighting. Promoting or managing/training maybe... but we won't see Naz in a paid fight again.
He should have carried on fighting after the Barrera defeat and showed what a great fighter is all about or when he was in prison but he has left it way too late.
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Originally Posted by Master
There was still endless great paydays for him, hamed-morales, hamed-pacquiao etc
Sadly naz let his ego get the better of him and never recovered from the idea that he would never ever get beat.
I think he'd peaked before he fought MAB. If he'd fought MAB a couple of years earlier it would have been a totally different fight.He was getting hit more and more with each fight a sign that his reflexes had slowed and that was the beggining of the end for a fighter with Naz's style. I think Naz knew that too and that's why he never came back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
He would still have been able to take a lot of fighters out with his power but would have also been a lot more likely to get caught himself and Naz did not like getting hit....
the fact that it would be suicidal is exactly why id like to see him make a comeback.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shamrock
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Originally Posted by Dark Lord Althe fact that it would be suicidal is exactly why id like to see him make a comeback.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shamrock
That's mean... funny but mean ;D
He looks like he ate a lightweightQuote:
Originally Posted by hattonthehammer
I'd like to see him come back so someone would knock the shit out of him. Can you imagine the reception he'd get nowadays if he came out to all that Allah crap ?
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Originally Posted by Hughesd
Why are you bringing religion into it you racist nob. Some might find it offensive.
I think his slew of new trainers messed it up as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShamrockI think he'd peaked before he fought MAB. If he'd fought MAB a couple of years earlier it would have been a totally different fight.He was getting hit more and more with each fight a sign that his reflexes had slowed and that was the beggining of the end for a fighter with Naz's style. I think Naz knew that too and that's why he never came back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
He would still have been able to take a lot of fighters out with his power but would have also been a lot more likely to get caught himself and Naz did not like getting hit....
Stewart tried to reinvent the wheel and turn hamed into a boxer. And suarez just let him do whatever when it came to training nad let his talent do it. And Hamed probably never loving the putting in of work before a fight didnt do squat while Barerra trained like his life depended on it.
Hamed's gift was his power, but also his reflexes and his youth and he turned his back on his other gifts for the one power gift. And when that didnt work he had nothing else to fall back on.
But I doubt there's another barerra out there. Most of the lower weight guys are people who are blood and guts come straight forward fighters so it could be interesting.
But I'll believe it when I see it.
I'll try not to lose sleep over it.Quote:
Originally Posted by MIKAYQuote:
Originally Posted by Hughesd
Why are you bringing religion into it you racist nob. Some might find it offensive.
Stewart correctly understood that Naz was going to need to become a more conventional boxer if he hoped to have a longer career. Trainers didn't mess Naz up. Naz's refusal to be coached, his overreliance on his reflexes and power (and total neglect of proper technique), and his lazy training habits ruined Naz. If Naz would have listen to Steward and trained properly, he could have continued to be a top level fighter for much longer. Unfortunately, there are few things no trainer can teach you. One thing is heart and the other is character. Naz possessed neither, and that's why he was a flash in the pan. A brilliant, important, and entertaining flash in the pan.Quote:
Originally Posted by MajestyI think his slew of new trainers messed it up as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShamrockI think he'd peaked before he fought MAB. If he'd fought MAB a couple of years earlier it would have been a totally different fight.He was getting hit more and more with each fight a sign that his reflexes had slowed and that was the beggining of the end for a fighter with Naz's style. I think Naz knew that too and that's why he never came back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
He would still have been able to take a lot of fighters out with his power but would have also been a lot more likely to get caught himself and Naz did not like getting hit....
Stewart tried to reinvent the wheel and turn hamed into a boxer. And suarez just let him do whatever when it came to training nad let his talent do it. And Hamed probably never loving the putting in of work before a fight didnt do squat while Barerra trained like his life depended on it.
Hamed's gift was his power, but also his reflexes and his youth and he turned his back on his other gifts for the one power gift. And when that didnt work he had nothing else to fall back on.
But I doubt there's another barerra out there. Most of the lower weight guys are people who are blood and guts come straight forward fighters so it could be interesting.
But I'll believe it when I see it.
Naseem was a bloody good british fighter if not great british fighter when he was on form he was awesome.
Well considering he could barely make weight at 175 right now, I think that him doing anything realistically would be an exercise in futility.
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Originally Posted by killersheep
think he would currently be considered a rather big heavyweight!!
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Yea if he is serious , then do it , comeback , stop keep telling us .
Hamed suffers from a rare disorder , were everytime he opens his mouth shit falls out , which is why Ian Darke never liked to interview Hamed.;D
After the weekends fights Paulie M maybe the second ever case of this.
I believe I may suffer from this strange disorder...
If he can make 135, why not?