Inspired-Why did Naz really quit?

[STREET CLEANER]

So he beats all 4 of the reigning world champions at his weight yet he never fought anyone at the weight?

Cool.

Well if you want to prop the wins of titles when they are 4 of them out there and you go with the path to the least resistance then enjoy.

Titles don't mean anything in this era

[Dirk Diggler UK]

Well if you want to prop the wins of titles when they are 4 of them out there and you go with the path to the least resistance then enjoy.

Titles don't mean anything in this era

So who was he supposed to beat at featherweight if ALL FOUR CHAMPIONS is not good enough for you?

[STREET CLEANER]

So who was he supposed to beat at featherweight if ALL FOUR CHAMPIONS is not good enough for you?

He stood away long enough from Mexico's big three: Barrera, Morales and Marquez. As soon as he fought one he lost.

Good fighter, far from great.

[ShoulderRoll]

Makes me think how Pac has managed to keep his hands from being injured? Youd think Pac would have bad hands now how he treated his opponents like punch bags and he was training for power on his opponnents heads and bodies.

Pac hasn't won by knockout in five years since he doesn't have a killer instinct anymore. Maybe that's how he keeps his hands from being injured.

Anyway, what does Pacquiao even have to do with this thread?

[Dirk Diggler UK]

He stood away long enough from Mexico's big three: Barrera, Morales and Marquez. As soon as he fought one he lost.

Good fighter, far from great.

Barrera and Morales were at super bantamweight. They "stood away" from Hamed. All 3 of them turned down chances to face Hamed.

[kardsufur]

Barrera and Morales were at super bantamweight. They "stood away" from Hamed. All 3 of them turned down chances to face Hamed.

damn...owned hard

[richardt]

Hmmmm.....debatable considering the car crash incident from a few years ago.

I never knew about that.

[Sugar Adam Ali]

Naz made a lot of money and fame.... Once mab beat him, naz looked around and saw a Barrera rematch, morales, jmm and was like "damn, I'm ****** rich, I don't want to go thru the struggle anymore and fight"

Like hagler said- it's hard to get up and train when your sleeping in silk sheets

[Trenchant]

From what I remember, Naz wanted big money to fight Morales or Marquez, He wanted the lions share and that's why they turned him down. After Barrera beat him, he couldn't demand big money anymore. If Naz wanted to cement his name in boxing, he should have fought Morales and Marquez. It's his own fault that he didn't want to train.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

From what I remember, Naz wanted big money to fight Morales or Marquez, He wanted the lions share and that's why they turned him down. After Barrera beat him, he couldn't demand big money anymore. If Naz wanted to cement his name in boxing, he should have fought Morales and Marquez. It's his own fault that he didn't want to train.

They all turned him down before the Barrera loss. Hamed was the biggest draw out of all of the little men. He literally paved the way for those fighters to make 7 figure purses.