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Originally posted by LarryX2011
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That's so adorable. <3 -
Hamed was one hell of a fighter,sure he was on the downslide but barrera still beat him convincinglyComment
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Hamed was a excellent fighter, who didn't train and had gone completely mad by the time the Barrera fight came around. Warren had sacked him after trying to convert him to Islam and the same happened with his trainers (Ingles).
He had no manager an no trainers/coach, its not exactly what i would call being well prepared. And he paid the price and got his but kicked bad!
If Hamed wasn't such an absolute bellend maybe it could of been different but he defiantly wasn't a crap fighter.Comment
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Hamed wanted to convirt Warren and his trainer to Islam?Originally posted by bboy80 View PostComment
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He could have been a truly great fighter. Lol, I remember on his website back then he literally had a list of the fighters he fought, and who he wanted to fight in chronological order. What was interesting was the last fighter on his list was Mayweather. Oh well.Originally posted by bboy80 View PostComment
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Aye he tried but they pretty much told him to do one.Originally posted by -EAGLE- View PostComment
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lmao, that's ****in stupid, no wonder he had so many hatersOriginally posted by bboy80 View PostComment
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He was a smart guy but quite extreme with his devotion too his religion,like a lot of those guys areOriginally posted by -EAGLE- View PostComment
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too extreme IMO, it's ok if your wife convirts to Islam (or any religion you have), but your boxing promoter and your trainer? lolOriginally posted by The_Demon View PostComment
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Whether I like or dislike a fighter I always respect them for what they have achieved in the sport.
Hamed brought a hell of a lot of attention to the sport and the lower weight classes
which is still benefiting fighters today.
Whether you like him not, he was exciting and good for boxing.Comment
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