Naseem Hamed... love him or hate him???

[ELPacman]

He turned boxing into WWF at the time. His ring entrances were nuts, but he kept the excitement of his ring entrances with him, into his fights. He wasn't just winning, he was KTFO everyone he fought. With all that crazy **** and bizarre style, only 1 man was able to beat him, which says a lot. Hamed was truely gifted with speed and power that many all time greatest punchers put within their top 5 lists. It was unnatural the way he punched with devastating results.

[Avenue]

Loved that flamboyant muh****a, pause

[lyrical]

one of the most exciting and hardest punching fighters ever

[rudement]

got to love naz, wish he wouldnt have packed it in after his loss though, i remember seeing him on hbo and i would literally laugh the whole time he was entering, fighting, then interviewing "yeah im going to stretch him"
one of my favorite lines ever haha

[Gorguruga]

In Britain, anybody who was over 20 by 1990 saw him as just Eubank's great pretender

Anybody who was 15-25 in 1995 saw Naz as the greatest thing since sliced bread, for five years straight

I heard it was Eubank who saw Nas in training and actually stole some of his flashy style, not the other way around! Because Nas was like that ever since he fought as a junior, even back then he would flip over the ropes. Eubank is the one who copied Nas. But even so, I liked the pair of them, they were both highly entertaining fighters.

[The Noose]

I definatly hate many things about him. But loved to watch him.

Loving to watch him is different from really being a big fan. So no, i dont love him, i think he is a giant wanker.

But a great entertainer.

[El Jesus]

i loved him, when i was in high school i used to love the guy, when he lost to brarrera like he did, i made the mistake of doing it in front of a huge mexican crowd at my cousins house, it ******.


every minute...******. every round...******.

then the aftermath,




******.

[DELETED ACCOUNT 06]

Love - growing up, being from the same place.

He was a local hero. Brilliant entertainer also - in the ring and out.

[WLAD OWNS]

I liked Naz, he was an amazing entertainer and his style was really fun to watch. His fight with Kevin Kelley was a classic.

[Orange Sneakers]

I heard it was Eubank who saw Nas in training and actually stole some of his flashy style, not the other way around! Because Nas was like that ever since he fought as a junior, even back then he would flip over the ropes. Eubank is the one who copied Nas. But even so, I liked the pair of them, they were both highly entertaining fighters.

Eubank was jumping the ropes and posing etc on his pro debut

Naz used to try to copy Eubank's moves in his amateur fights