Originally posted by FrankieBruno
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Naseem Hamed vs Nonito Donaire - who wins
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It would be nothing more than Donaire/Darchiniyan all over again.
Catch Hamed in a vulnerable position, then BAM!!! NIGHT NIGHT..........
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Donaire cant cope with boxers who move around, we saw it the other night, he looked flat footed and simply cudnt cope with Rigos reflexes. He was scared to unload once he had felt Rigos power
Naz wud have Donaire, no question in my mind
I remember in a interview when Floyd Snr said he would love to train Naz and felt he had the most powerful hands in the boxing, but felt he was off balance and wanted to work on it with him
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Originally posted by FrankieBruno View PostDonaire cant cope with boxers who move around, we saw it the other night, he looked flat footed and simply cudnt cope with Rigos reflexes. He was scared to unload once he had felt Rigos power
Naz wud have Donaire, no question in my mind
I remember in a interview when Floyd Snr said he would love to train Naz and felt he had the most powerful hands in the boxing, but felt he was off balance and wanted to work on it with him
Naz was simply a bad boxer. The guy gets caught almost every time on the tail end of a combination.
Donaire would make him pay DEARLY for every mistake he made.
Naz isn't what you guys are making him out to be.
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I dont believe Nonito would KO Hamed. His chin stood up against every one he ever faced. Yes he went down, and was caught with huge punches way too often, but he would recover almost immediately.
Also, Hamed had incredible power with either hand, and could finish opponents with very unusual, unpredictable punches. Not just the big lunging punches he became famous for.
Difficult fight to predict. They would both rather counter, they both can box, and have great power and chins. Hamed is just way too open. But could dance around and stay away from opponents like he did McCullough.
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Hamed didn't have a suspect chin, he got dropped often due to being caught off balance. A lot of people forget how good Hamed was, he wasn't a bum like a lot of people think.
Hamed is one of the hardest punchers in the history of the lower classes, and was explosively fast. It could go either way, but I'd probably go with Hamed, tbh.
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Originally posted by inITtoWINit View PostNaz wasn't an effective mover. He did it when he got hurt, or felt like he needed a little time to recoup.
Naz was simply a bad boxer. The guy gets caught almost every time on the tail end of a combination.
Donaire would make him pay DEARLY for every mistake he made.
Naz isn't what you guys are making him out to be.
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Originally posted by inITtoWINit View PostNaz wasn't an effective mover. He did it when he got hurt, or felt like he needed a little time to recoup.
Naz was simply a bad boxer. The guy gets caught almost every time on the tail end of a combination.
Donaire would make him pay DEARLY for every mistake he made.
Naz isn't what you guys are making him out to be.
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