Naseem Hamed, Marco Anthonio Barrera Rematch

[Cuauhtémoc1520]

He was a bookies favourite to win the fight!
Watch "little prince big fight" its states it on a few occasions!
No naz was not in his prime!
After he sacked ingle and started focusing more on the money side of things you could tell,
also if you watch that documentary you will see his terrible training and gettin trouble from sparring partners!
He fell out with Manny Steward about 3 weeks before the fight as he felt he didnt need to spar.
Naz was long past his prime he relied too much on his power to knock guys out,
even inbetween one of the last rounds in the barerra fight when all hope was lost and they felt he was well behind on points (when in fact he wasnt) you clearly hear steward saying "Your way behind on points, if this keeps goin the way its going your gonna loss your championship. All it takes is one shot you have got to go for the Knockout."
When infact from Round one that was Naz gameplan like most of his last fights he when in purely to knock the fighter out cause he was so up his own hole he felt no one could take it!

Too answer you again yes Naz was well past his prime,
the bookies had him favourite to win the fight as did alot of people.
But no one seen how bad his training was leading upto the fight!

Try again.

Excuses, excuses....

What makes a fighter great isn't just the physical, it's his dedication and his mental toughness.

I don't have pity for a guy who was so ****y, that thought he didn't need to train for the biggest fight of his career. Also, I don't buy that he was past his prime, just in against a legend.

Barerra > Princess all day every day and it's an insult to Barrera and the sport to make up bull**** excuses for some has been, whiny little baby who was so full of himself and believed he was the greatest thing since sliced bread that at the first moment that someone didn't crumble in his presence and actually fought back he showed his true colors......yellow.

*** Nazeem, I'm sick of people bringing him up like he was some God or something. He is like Judha, a great physical talent that didn't have the maturity or intelligence to understand what was at his doorstep in the game of boxing.

That's why MEN like Barrera and Salvador Sanchez don't need "swagger" to win or convince themselves how great they are, they just show it in the ring.

[Pretty Boy32]

Excuses, excuses....

What makes a fighter great isn't just the physical, it's his dedication and his mental toughness.

I don't have pity for a guy who was so ****y, that thought he didn't need to train for the biggest fight of his career. Also, I don't buy that he was past his prime, just in against a legend.

Barerra > Princess all day every day and it's an insult to Barrera and the sport to make up bull**** excuses for some has been, whiny little baby who was so full of himself and believed he was the greatest thing since sliced bread that at the first moment that someone didn't crumble in his presence and actually fought back he showed his true colors......yellow.

*** Nazeem, I'm sick of people bringing him up like he was some God or something. He is like Judha, a great physical talent that didn't have the maturity or intelligence to understand what was at his doorstep in the game of boxing.

That's why MEN like Barrera and Salvador Sanchez don't need "swagger" to win or convince themselves how great they are, they just show it in the ring.

Are you completely ****** or something?
You say "What makes a fighter great isn't just the physical, it's his dedication and his mental toughness."
Your completely contradicting yourself!
You say what makes a great fighter is dedication then in the next breathe you say he deserves to lose cos he didnt train?
Thats Exactly what im sayin!!
Man you are fcukin ******ed.
He had no dedication to the sport at the time thats why he lost,
the naz that fought Robinson would of eating barerra alive!

And you say aswell a great fighter is tough?
He took some unbelivable shots off barerra and if he proved anything in that fight was that he had a hell of a chin more then anything,
he was a tough fcuker he took Barerra best and stood strong and never went down

[STEELHEAD]

last time i seen naseem he looked like a butterball turkey with spock ears.

[nouseforaname]

My boy Marco put the schooling on that ****y **** that night, that's all I know.

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I think Hamed got exposed by Barrera so there really wasn't a point for a rematch, the result would have been the same, it's the style of Barrera that gave him trouble.

[joe90210]

cuz naseem knew he would be exposed and whooped again

[Cuauhtémoc1520]

Are you completely ****** or something?
You say "What makes a fighter great isn't just the physical, it's his dedication and his mental toughness."
Your completely contradicting yourself!
You say what makes a great fighter is dedication then in the next breathe you say he deserves to lose cos he didnt train?
Thats Exactly what im sayin!!
Man you are fcukin ******ed.
He had no dedication to the sport at the time thats why he lost,
the naz that fought Robinson would of eating barerra alive!

And you say aswell a great fighter is tough?
He took some unbelivable shots off barerra and if he proved anything in that fight was that he had a hell of a chin more then anything,
he was a tough fcuker he took Barerra best and stood strong and never went down

Let me put it in a way you can understand because you calling me ****** is as ****** as you not understanding my point.

It's like if I go into a fight and say, well the reason I lost was because I didn't train.......

Well that has to do with your MENTAL TOUGHNESS AND DEDICATION. It's not a ***in excuse, it's the fact your a fat lazy *** who didn't train. I mean, you know how many "could have beens" there are in sports? The only thing that seperates them from the great ones is the fact that the great ones were dedicated. It's not a contradiction, your just trying to make an excuse of why he was beaten like a child in the ring.

A prime Naz beats Barrera?? This alone makes you look like an idiot, seriously. As I said before, Princess Nazeem and Marco Antonio Barrera don't even deserve to be mentioned in the same breath as far as I'm concerned.

As far as taking Barerra's best, Barrera actually never landed his best shot in that fight. Even Manny Stewart said that the shots were "exaggerated" because of the princess head movement after the shot.

He was tagged but by no means with Barerras best, solid shot. He was a very slick fighter and it was very hard to hit Naz with something solid.

He just ran into a legend, give it up. Don't tell me about what could have been or what might have happened. Naz is a punk, I'm sick of hearing about this bum and it's embarassing that these threads keep coming up every 2 weeks or so about this chump.

[Pretty Boy32]

Let me put it in a way you can understand because you calling me ****** is as ****** as you not understanding my point.

It's like if I go into a fight and say, well the reason I lost was because I didn't train.......

Well that has to do with your MENTAL TOUGHNESS AND DEDICATION. It's not a ***in excuse, it's the fact your a fat lazy *** who didn't train. I mean, you know how many "could have beens" there are in sports? The only thing that seperates them from the great ones is the fact that the great ones were dedicated. It's not a contradiction, your just trying to make an excuse of why he was beaten like a child in the ring.

A prime Naz beats Barrera?? This alone makes you look like an idiot, seriously. As I said before, Princess Nazeem and Marco Antonio Barrera don't even deserve to be mentioned in the same breath as far as I'm concerned.

As far as taking Barerra's best, Barrera actually never landed his best shot in that fight. Even Manny Stewart said that the shots were "exaggerated" because of the princess head movement after the shot.

He was tagged but by no means with Barerras best, solid shot. He was a very slick fighter and it was very hard to hit Naz with something solid.

He just ran into a legend, give it up. Don't tell me about what could have been or what might have happened. Naz is a punk, I'm sick of hearing about this bum and it's embarassing that these threads keep coming up every 2 weeks or so about this chump.

Its offical your a complete ******.
End thread.

[MOTHER DUCKER]

Makes you wonder what boxing scene is coming to when a guy who held 3 out of 4 belts in 1 division after beating quite a few former/current champions is called a fraud and exposed..

Would have been 4 belts by the way but for the WBA which i think would have been a first..

Funny how Tyson can be prime when he is like 18-22 or something yet when someone suggest Hamed Prime was way before Barrera people laugh at him.

[dde91]

He was a bookies favourite to win the fight!
Watch "little prince big fight" its states it on a few occasions!
No naz was not in his prime!
After he sacked ingle and started focusing more on the money side of things you could tell,
also if you watch that documentary you will see his terrible training and gettin trouble from sparring partners!
He fell out with Manny Steward about 3 weeks before the fight as he felt he didnt need to spar.
Naz was long past his prime he relied too much on his power to knock guys out,
even inbetween one of the last rounds in the barerra fight when all hope was lost and they felt he was well behind on points (when in fact he wasnt) you clearly hear steward saying "Your way behind on points, if this keeps goin the way its going your gonna loss your championship. All it takes is one shot you have got to go for the Knockout."
When infact from Round one that was Naz gameplan like most of his last fights he when in purely to knock the fighter out cause he was so up his own hole he felt no one could take it!

Too answer you again yes Naz was well past his prime,
the bookies had him favourite to win the fight as did alot of people.
But no one seen how bad his training was leading upto the fight!

Try again.

The Whole fight manny was telling Naz he was being outboxed. Like every round he was telling him Barrera won the round. Then with a couple rounds to go, i think every trainer is suppose to tell there boxer what they have to do to win. Manny knew he had to KNOCK out Barrera to win.
And Every fighter after there big payday is after the Money. Dont give Naz and excuse because you SAY he was just in it for the Money. De la Hoya is in it for the money, Bernard Hopkins is in it for the money, Mosley, Mayweather, Pacquiao, etc. Everybody wants to get paid, but to get those big pay days you have to fight the best fighters available, and Naz lost to the best fighter he ever faced. Thats a fact, and if they fought 10 times, Barrera would win all 10.

[dde91]

Unfocused/lack of training/trying for 1 shot ko Naz only lost by 115-112, 115 -112, 116-111, hardly a whooping, i cant imagine what he would do to Barrera when prime and focused..

Well it is because the real scores are two 116-112 and 117-111 because Barrera had a point deducted. and i think the 177-111 is right because i dont see how Naz won more then 3 rounds.