There were rumours that Chris Eubank had been in contact with Egyptian businessmen to co-promote Naz's comeback in the Middle East.
Now there are rumours that Naz will return to action in Sheffield next year on the undercard of Hatton-M'Baye.
Prince Naseem Hamed has hinted that he may make a comeback in early 2006. The 31 year-old, who was recently pictured in a national newspaper looking more like a heavyweight than the trim, fit and former WBO featherweight king, told the Sheffield Today: "I've been boxing since I was seven years of age. I simply needed a break.
"I've got two beautiful sons and a wife, and wanted to spend some time with them. Now, though, I've had my break. I miss boxing and I believe boxing misses me, too.
"In the New Year you could witness something special."
Naz also revealed that the heir to his throne Bilal Dibb will appear on the undercard of the Ricky Hatton vs Carlos Maussa world title card at the Hallam FM Arena in Sheffield on November 26.
Naz, who has a personal interest in the Australian super-featherweight talent, believes the 20 year-old will prove to be something very special. "This kid is the second coming of Naseem Hamed," said an excited Naz.
"He's an awesome fighter. He's been watching lots of my videos, and has a tremendous amount of style, charisma and flair. I urge everyone to watch this kid because I have no doubts he can go all the way."
Tickets for 'The Unification' are available in person at the Hallam FM Arena or by calling the Hallam FM Arena box office on 0114 256 5656. Tickets are available at £50, £75, £100, £175 and £250.
Ringside tickets priced at £350, and Platinum Corporate Packages entitling guests to a ringside ticket, free food and drink inside our corporate tent
are available at £500 and can be obtained by contacting Fight Academy
Now there are rumours that Naz will return to action in Sheffield next year on the undercard of Hatton-M'Baye.
Prince Naseem Hamed has hinted that he may make a comeback in early 2006. The 31 year-old, who was recently pictured in a national newspaper looking more like a heavyweight than the trim, fit and former WBO featherweight king, told the Sheffield Today: "I've been boxing since I was seven years of age. I simply needed a break.
"I've got two beautiful sons and a wife, and wanted to spend some time with them. Now, though, I've had my break. I miss boxing and I believe boxing misses me, too.
"In the New Year you could witness something special."
Naz also revealed that the heir to his throne Bilal Dibb will appear on the undercard of the Ricky Hatton vs Carlos Maussa world title card at the Hallam FM Arena in Sheffield on November 26.
Naz, who has a personal interest in the Australian super-featherweight talent, believes the 20 year-old will prove to be something very special. "This kid is the second coming of Naseem Hamed," said an excited Naz.
"He's an awesome fighter. He's been watching lots of my videos, and has a tremendous amount of style, charisma and flair. I urge everyone to watch this kid because I have no doubts he can go all the way."
Tickets for 'The Unification' are available in person at the Hallam FM Arena or by calling the Hallam FM Arena box office on 0114 256 5656. Tickets are available at £50, £75, £100, £175 and £250.
Ringside tickets priced at £350, and Platinum Corporate Packages entitling guests to a ringside ticket, free food and drink inside our corporate tent
are available at £500 and can be obtained by contacting Fight Academy
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