Is it Safe To Say that Prince Naseem Will NEVER box again.

[Word2ThaFive]

Man he was the coolest thing since pockets with jeans in 2000 early 2001, now its like 5 years plus since he had his last real fight.

weighin 170 lbs. anyone got the scoop on this guy?

[jlrivera81]

barrera pretty much ended his career. it's a shame. that goes to show that he was not great b/c great fighters come back from their O.

[Word2ThaFive]

not true all the time.
however that is a major consideration.
dude won 97 percent of his fights he shoulda jus sucked it up and fought around his kryptonite in barrea.
lacks heart.
would love to see him fight again if it isn't too late.
which at this time, with no conditioning, it is, imo.

[DobyZhee]

He's like Jesus....he ain't comin' back you dumb mother F*ckers

[Scar]

Yes, it is safe to say. Will be REALLY shocked if he's back.

[JMonster]

ya i dont' think he is going to come back. i know there was a rumor. but i guess after his defeat he just didn't feel the same about boxing...it is sad

[BobDigi5060]

Highly doubt he will and wouldn't like to see it. He would be humiliated like Tito against Wright.

[brooklyn1550]

He's done for good

[IntentionalButt]

I'd love to see him KTFO by a journeyman at whatever weight he could make.

[Mind Reader]

The man had amazing talent....he made RJJ look orthadox, safe to say he is never coming back.

[viperguy]

Man he was the coolest thing since pockets with jeans in 2000 early 2001, now its like 5 years plus since he had his last real fight.

weighin 170 lbs. anyone got the scoop on this guy?Hamed is the best boxer i've ever seen.

[JC2006]

He won another fight after Barerra, but he's still not coming back...

[ThePlugInBabies]

no chance, he lost his appetite and heart for the fight towards the end of his active career, no way he's getting it back now. still one of the finest we've produced here in the uk in the past 20 years though.

[marauder1999]

Instead of coming in on a majic carpet he will be coming in wearing depends now. Hes done-put a fork in him.

[Ilesey]

There is absolutley no way he boxes again. I was never a massive fan if I'm being honest.

[psychopath]

Is it Safe To Say that Prince Naseem Will NEVER box again.

You better believe it. :yep Even if he wanted to . . . he can't. He's just too fat and out of shape at present.

[A-50]

Hamed had no heart and no chin. He was a farce.

[Amsterdam]

The man had amazing talent....he made RJJ look orthadox, safe to say he is never coming back.

I get really tired of hearing that he had 'amazing talent', a talented fighter, but give Sam Soliman one punch KO power with his workrate and footspeed/unorthodox approach and you have an even more 'talented' fighter.

I'm glad Hamed is done.

[Shake]

Prince Naseem was weird and hit hard. He won despite not knowing how to box, which is different from Roy Jones Jr, who made his athleticism a postive factor in any fight he was in.

The man was nothing less than a walking knockout punch, but he was also quite certainly nothing more.

Barerra beats him every time.

[Amsterdam]

Prince Naseem was weird and hit hard. He won despite not knowing how to box, which is different from Roy Jones Jr, who made his athleticism a postive factor in any fight he was in.

The man was nothing less than a walking knockout punch, but he was also quite certainly nothing more.

Barerra beats him every time.

And JMM, who Hamed blatantly ducked.

[Club Fighter]

Who cares, he's a jagoff anyway. Good riddance.

[Shake]

I'd say any great complete fighter would, that is to say any fighter that does not rely on one or two monstrous qualities but rather a polished technique, good power, footwork, workrate and defense.


The shame about Hamed is that he was one of the most naturally gifted punchers there's ever been, and with proper training, character and discipline, he could have been great, but he wasn't.


He was incomplete, and even incapable inside the ring, relying on his power to bail him out time and time again.

[Shake]

Who cares, he's a jagoff anyway. Good riddance.

That too.

[dwilson]

He is about 500lbs of racist prison dodging worthlessness now. I would love to see him back in the ring but only to see him get smashed up.

[PH|LLA]

He's like Jesus....he ain't comin' back you dumb mother F*ckers
:rofl

[WelshintheUS]

love to see him come back just get get his ugly fucking face smashed in.
Never disliked any sportsman as much as him...total cunt

[Stickandmove]

You better believe it. :yep Even if he wanted to . . . he can't. He's just too fat and out of shape at present.

Yeah, and he's 33 now which is old for a featherweight.

He sounded positive about coming back in the interviews immediately after the Barrera loss, but ultimately he lost something - faith. He truly believed he was invincible and that his God would ensure that he continued to win. After the battering from Barrera he probably couldn't maintain that illusion in his mind.

[Stickandmove]

Yeah, and he's 33 now which is old for a featherweight.

He sounded positive about coming back in the interviews immediately after the Barrera loss, but ultimately he lost something - faith. He truly believed he was invincible and that his God would ensure that he continued to win. After the battering from Barrera he probably couldn't maintain that illusion in his mind.

And the car accident highlighted his stupidity and delusions of grandeur. He really seemed to believe that he could get away with anything, and somebody paid a heavy price for that (the man who was basically crippled in the car crash caused by Hamed).

The fact that Hamed walked away from that crash virtually unscathed makes me wonder whether somebody was actually watching over him from above, or whether he was just plain lucky.

[bill poster]

Hamed had no heart and no chin. He was a farce.

I don't particulary like Hamed as a man especially after the car accident but-

He had a chin. A pretty good chin IMO better than Pacs
look at the Kelly fight, Hamed paid the price for poor defence and balance/stance, caught some hard shots but was never hurt by any of the knockdowns

If Pac moves up a weight and Hamed was serious about a comeback, he could get a payday within 3 fights with PAC IMO .

[sandwichsurgeon]

And the car accident highlighted his stupidity and delusions of grandeur. He really seemed to believe that he could get away with anything, and somebody paid a heavy price for that (the man who was basically crippled in the car crash caused by Hamed).

The fact that Hamed walked away from that crash virtually unscathed makes me wonder whether somebody was actually watching over him from above, or whether he was just plain lucky.

Probably the case as he is only 5' 4"

[TIGEREDGE]

The man had amazing talent....he made RJJ look orthadox, safe to say he is never coming back.

bollocks. he could do amazing things against ordinary, domestic fighters. when he stepped up and fought world class fighters (like kelly, medina, mccullogh), he never looked so great. he looked ordinary. his power got him through

roy jones could do amazing, unorthodox things against world class fighters like hopkins, toney and co

[huki]

And yet Hamed brutally knocked out 2 of those fighters you listed whereas Jones could not even hurt either of the greats he faced and won decsions. There goes your theory fuck head.
You have made some really stupid posts lately. Hopkins/Toney have iron/titanium chins and a p4p equivalent of any of them would absolutely own Hamed.

[C Money]

Good bye and good riddance to yet another over hyped fighter:yep
His routine got exposed against Barerra and he knew more of the same would come from other elites.

I'll give him this much credit, he knew when to call it quits. Anyone who actually saw his last fight against Calvo?? Saw that the tank was near empty and a totally unimpressive decision "victory" which was kindness by the judges, as Calvo gave a tired hamed a decent fight.

Good bye, loud mouth, arrogant, self-righteous, narcisscistic, midget:hi: :hi: You wont be missed by too many.

[Chicago Nights]

People from the UK tend to hype him more than he was. The reason for that was during his time, Calzaghe, McCollough, and Benn were pretty much the only thing hot in boxing for them. Don't get me wrong, I liked watching him, very entertaining. But based on competition quality, he was far from an ATG up until Barrerra schooled him.

[El Bombasto]

i don't know man, that's a pretty bold statement

[dave82]

I can't see it happening

[holmes]

It's definatly not happening...