Was Hamed the original Broner?

[War Room]

Arguing over your priorities is a waste of my time. U view boxing in a very different way than I.

You said their nothing alike……………blows my mind anyone would compare them to each other.

I say they do
Copycat of another fighter
A career of lesser opponents
Big mouths
Got exposed
Trouble with the law
Never could come back after being exposed

You won't debate this points because you're unable. If you don't like your inability, don't post in my thread then. Simple.

Yo you funny lmao. I can't even be mad you.

Spineless.

Weak thread. So they are the same because they are the copycat of another fighter? How?

Hamed was trained in the Ingle style. He has a style that matches the gym he spent 20 years in, but with more emphasis on power. Who is he a copycat of?

Copycat of another fighter

There are several bulletpoints of contention, not just one. But for this one, he was obviously a RJJ wannabe. He started this movement in the UK of UK fighters trying to emulate RJJ,

Broner wanted to be like Floyd in being a huge star, but so does everyone, and he wasn't similar to him in fighting style. Not sure how either Hamed or Broner can be called copycats.

Broners style was very similar to young PBF, exact copy. Hamed was a Jones Jr copy. Clear as day!

Hamed beat every champion in one division by KO, then lost, had one comeback win and retired. Broner skipped through 5 weight divisions because he kept eating twinkies, with multiple controversial decision wins along the way, then he lost, then was used as an opponent by the rest of the division for years, racking up more and more losses. How are those 2 careers similar?

A career of lesser opponents
Hamed fought weaker opponents when there were much bigger fish to fry.

Debate if you like, but he avoided Morales like the plague and others like Gainer, JMM, Morales, McKinney, Jones, and Tapia were all around at that time. Instead he fought B levels instead.
Hamed got out while the getting was good, Broner is hanging around, that's not one of my 's though.

Hamed actually has a strong resume. He beat many champions and usually dominated them. Tom Johnson was a long time champion when Hamed clowned him, he wasn't some paper champ like we have today.

His resume is weak! Tom Johnson??

[KillaMane26]

You said their nothing alike……………blows my mind anyone would compare them to each other.

I say they do
Copycat of another fighter
A career of lesser opponents
Big mouths
Got exposed
Trouble with the law
Never could come back after being exposed

You won't debate this points because you're unable. If you don't like your inability, don't post in my thread then. Simple.



Spineless.


Copycat of another fighter

There are several bulletpoints of contention, not just one. But for this one, he was obviously a RJJ wannabe. He started this movement in the UK of UK fighters trying to emulate RJJ,



Broners style was very similar to young PBF, exact copy. Hamed was a Jones Jr copy. Clear as day!


A career of lesser opponents
Hamed fought weaker opponents when there were much bigger fish to fry.

Debate if you like, but he avoided Morales like the plague and others like Gainer, JMM, Morales, McKinney, Jones, and Tapia were all around at that time. Instead he fought B levels instead.
Hamed got out while the getting was good, Broner is hanging around, that's not one of my 's though.



His resume is weak! Tom Johnson??

Man stfu ... , go let your nuts hang in real life

[ΣNΣMY]

Hamed generated a lot of money and excitement. I didn't like him at the time, but looking back he was smashing world level guys. Unlucky for him there just happened to be three great Mexicans hanging around.

[_Rexy_]

The MAB loss is so much worse when you realize that they fought MAB to duck JMM


That said, he did fight some world level guys. His catching guys cold tactic was smart

[Cobra Curry]

If Hamed was a copy of anyone, it would have been Herol Graham.
The whole Ingle style was based on him though Naz was obviously more explosive and threw leaping hooks a la Jones and Tyson.
I'm also pretty sure he borrowed from Eubank in terms of showmanship.

As others have stated, he cleaned out his division and only lost to Barrera at a time where his discipline had gone.

Far better than Broner imho.

[BodiesInFlight]

Just read the entire thread. No one agrees with OP

Thats gotta be a first, when literally no one on NSB agrees with your hot take lol

[Richard Hamilton]

Disgustingly bad comparison, hurt yourself.

[Clegg]

There are several bulletpoints of contention, not just one. But for this one, he was obviously a RJJ wannabe. He started this movement in the UK of UK fighters trying to emulate RJJ,

Hamed was a Jones Jr copy. Clear as day!

You are exposing your lack of knowledge a lot in this thread. Go watch some Ingle gym fighters, guys like Herol Graham were around BEFORE Roy Jones and were not copying him. Did you only start watching the sport recently?

[Zaroku]

Broner and that fat **** father were clowns!
Hamed kinda relied too much on landing big shots!

when Gamed beat Kevin Kelly I was kind hating on him, but I got over it!

[Zaroku]

The MAB loss is so much worse when you realize that they fought MAB to duck JMM


That said, he did fight some world level guys. His catching guys cold tactic was smart

When two Mexicans throw hands !!!
Ciudad Mexico city vs Tijuana
No refs needed!

I hope to see a Micky Ward and Gatti type slug fest.