Hasim Rahman On Fighting Rocky Marciano ......

[JB16]

''I can't say nothing disrespectful about Mr Marciano. I think it would probaly end in a no conest or a draw or something. I really would find it extremely disrepectful to say I would win, plus I think it's really unfair to him because he was a small Heavyweight fighting in a different era''

''Hasim Rahman''(1999)

[BKM-]

That is...class act if he said that.

I think Rahman was good in his prime.

[Bushidō]

Always liked Rahman. Just which he was more agressive

[Sergio Martinez]

Respectfull coments from Rahman about a legend.......

[BKM-]

Always liked Rahman. Just which he was more agressive

Yes, like here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oE4mXEdAKo4
This was one of his best wins.

He gave David Tua a boxing lesson twice and was the only man to knock a prime Lewis out cold.
But it kind of went downhill after the Lewis rematch.

[mickey malone]

Yes, like here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oE4mXEdAKo4
This was one of his best wins.

He gave David Tua a boxing lesson twice and was the only man to knock a prime Lewis out cold.
But it kind of went downhill after the Lewis rematch.

Rahman's an underrated fighter.. He was in the mix for a very long time.. He beat, as well as lost to, a lot of top 10 fighters, but unfortunately, a lot of people tend to remember him more for getting KO'd by Maskaev twice..
He was always dangerous & in many entertaing fights up until Lewis2
I think he schooled Sanders, if I remember correctly?

[mickey malone]

Ah ha.. Just seen the vid.. Sanders owned!

[DocHolliday]

Always liked Rahman. Just which he was more agressive

Deff, he had a hell of a strong right hand, good jab, and threw good combinations just never really pressed. Tough dude, started boxing at like 24, was shot 4 times if I remember? Maskaev knocked him out but the Rock was deff doing work before that. And his fight with Klitchko he took on like a weeks notice n still hung in just as long as pretty much everybody else does. Rahman's deff a class act for this one though.

[JAB5239]

''I can't say nothing disrespectful about Mr Marciano. I think it would probaly end in a no conest or a draw or something. I really would find it extremely disrepectful to say I would win, plus I think it's really unfair to him because he was a small Heavyweight fighting in a different era''

''Hasim Rahman''(1999)

A well guarded, but classy comment. Good for Hasim.

[sonnyboyx2]

Rahman's an underrated fighter.. He was in the mix for a very long time.. He beat, as well as lost to, a lot of top 10 fighters, but unfortunately, a lot of people tend to remember him more for getting KO'd by Maskaev twice..
He was always dangerous & in many entertaing fights up until Lewis2
I think he schooled Sanders, if I remember correctly?

RUBBISH... who are all these "Lot of Top 10 Fighters" Rahman fought? do you mean getting a decision over a 43yr old Trevor Berbick or a Decision over old Jesse Ferguson...

Rahman was fortunate against Corrie Sanders, there was no `Owned`as you claim...

Rahman was no more than a journeyman who lost each time he fought above Class C... poleaxed twice by Maskaev, Butchered by old Holyfield, KOd by Fat Tua, lost every round to John Ruiz and quit against James Toney...
Rahman is the worst undisputed heavyweight champion in boxing history... his claim to fame is he `wacked`Lewis out like another journeyman McCall did..

Marciano would crucify Rahman