Was it that Barrera was so good or the Prince so Bad?

[mickey malone]

With exception of the Manuel Calvo fight, vs Barrera was the worst version of Hamed there ever was.
In the words of Larry Merchant,'' Barrera a true professional from a nation of professional fighters, is just doing his job''. Whereas Hamed already thought he was god.
Manny Steward repeatedly telling him he needed a ko, in between almost every round, was pretty comical, to say the least..... I don't now, and didn't then, feel it was because of how good Barrera was, as he spent the first 6-7 rounds fighting at Hamed's pace, which was an unimpressive 35-40 punches per 3 minute session...
Wasn't even fought at a fast pace, and the phoney prince still got exposed as just a showman without a fighters heart.

[sonnyboyx2]

With exception of the Manuel Calvo fight, vs Barrera was the worst version of Hamed there ever was.
In the words of Larry Merchant,'' Barrera a true professional from a nation of professional fighters, is just doing his job''. Whereas Hamed already thought he was god.
Manny Steward repeatedly telling him he needed a ko, in between almost every round, was pretty comical, to say the least..... I don't now, and didn't then, feel it was because of how good Barrera was, as he spent the first 6-7 rounds fighting at Hamed's pace, which was an unimpressive 35-40 punches per 3 minute session...
Wasn't even fought at a fast pace, and the phoney prince still got exposed as just a showman without a fighters heart.

Hi Micky, long time no see buddy..How is life?

[mickey malone]

Hi Micky, long time no see buddy..How is life?

Hiya Sonny, motorbike crash kept me away for a bit....
Well on the mend again now mate, thanks for asking.

[Mintcar923]

Naz took Marco lightly and went in too overconfident.. And, given the ego the prince had he just couldn't handle losing a fight fair and square.. Another factor was Manny trying to alter his style which may not have been the best idea..