Nah, Ali was, but Hamed is a close second

@@milopuppet1he said “ one of “

he was huge

Lol he’s alive. Well his former self is certainly dead.

@@NinodaBlogger he’s just having a little rest in retirement

And an IBHOF induction

@@kaipovilla1343 he’s due one. If Barry mcquigan is in there with his one defence of one belt the prince should be in

Him Khan Kell Brook. Come to the States and Get Flipping Exposed

First time he met adversity in Barrera he tucked his tail between his legs and "QUIT" heart of a lion that quickly changed to a mouse 🐭 ♥

@@user-zm9gc1kt8b the fight he fired his trainer for, lost 30 lbs for, and trained 2 weeks for?

@@redacted9164 Haha ha 😂 That's one of Wilders excuses that. ! Was his ring walk in costume too heavy aswell 😂 I mean the biggest fight if his career that made him "Cry" and "Quit " Boxing Forever. ! 😭

@@user-zm9gc1kt8b using more emojis doesn't make you right, do your research before you shit on somebody's legacy

@@user-zm9gc1kt8b and accomplished more than you ever will

one of the most entertaining, but hardly one of the very best.

I remember that night and thought to myself hes gona lose this one, Barrera was one of the greates no shame in the loss especially as Barrera couldn't put naz away.

He was afraid

True he lost interest in fighting

Definitely

He has a broken hand

He'd be awkward as fuck for him but inoue would fuck him up eventually I think, that's guys just a different kind of beast. Also everything u said before the dream match up is facts

Jack Slack had an good take, "when he changed trainer he stopped punching in combinations all together" guess teaching with some with a unique style is hard if you didn't help develop it.

In all combat spors you get the contender rising to take the champions belt and their combat style serves them very well they are invincible, unbeatable and unbreakable . Until they are defeated . Someone figures out how to defeat them . I Exposes them for all to see . NOW everyone can see . Now everyone has a game plan . The mojo has been taken .

@@amirtaj4323 true say

you do know floyd broke his hands a lot too, right? difference is that floyd adapted his game beautifully, fought to his strength, and those strengths served him very well against bigger fighters. so you can't use his hands as an excuse, especially since he retired after fighting (and losing) to the first truly world class operator he fought.

@@MrBadintentionss your point is moot.

shame he got beat tf up by the 1st legit prime champ he ever fought you mean?

@@papalegba6759 how? He only lost his last fight? This dude was bad ass

@@Truthlight403 I think he still fought 1 match after Barrera and won it via UD, then he retired :(

@@Truthlight403 i explained in my post, time waster.

@@papalegba6759 Saddo

In Century City? Did he knock you out?

What was the fight card he was on or the fighter he fought Curious

@@rashidmyers9987 Manuel Calvo...

Why do other people keeping making excuses for him. He gave Marco all the credit he deserved after his lost

@@brandoasan5639... Marco Antonio Barrera was a Mexican fighting Machine and no doubt he gave Naseem a good beating but he Never knocked him out... To be honest by the time Naseem Fought him he was past he's prime

@@Shahzadkhan-dm3cv he never had a prime. Most of his opponents were not great boxers.

@@brandoasan5639.... Some say he Has fought some good boxer's And some say he never... Main thing is he's walked away from The boxing ring with a big bank Account and walked away from Brain damage.... And the state of him now looks Like he eats a whole KFC family Bucket just for breakfast... 😂

@@Shahzadkhan-dm3cv fair enough

Not a chance in hell the Prince beats Barrera. There’s videos where talks of how the Prince vs Barrera fight was negotiated. According to some people at HBO they offered the Prince to fight Morales. He said he rather fight Barrera because it was an easier fight. He picked a fighter coming out of a couple of major losses and still lost to him. This man knew he wasn’t going to make it against the elite in his weight division. Everything else is just daydreaming.

Prince said that he lost to Marco fair and square

@@jaguar324 You clearly have no idea what you're talking about and are clearly lying here. Morales, Barrera and Marquez (Amongst others) wanted nothing to do with Naz for years and ducked him repeatedly. But after Barrera got ripped off in the Morales fight and saw Naz had a tough time with Augie Sanchez, he decided now was the time to take him on. He felt he had nothing to lose. He could see as anyone who watched Naz from the start that he wasn't the same fighter any more. He was just loading up on big single shots and not putting his punches together. It's a danger for punchers if they fall in love with their power because their technical boxing suffers. It was talked about for about 3 years before the Barrera fight had even happened. Morales never wanted the fight at that time. But the reason Naz wanted the Barrera fight more, was down to Barrera winning his fight against Morales and being the better fighter. Not the rubbish you're talking. Not once did Naz ever claim it was the easier fight. It was in fact the opposite. he wanted Barrera because he was tougher and better than Morales. Go and watch "The big fight little prince" documentary and see you're lying. HBO were not in any position to offer Naz the Morales fight either. Morales never wanted it. Go and watch the HBO version of Naz against Sanchez and see them talking about it. How can you offer a fight when the fighter doesn't want it? That would only be the case if Morales wanted it. And he didn't. Barrera hadn't lost a fight since Junior Jones. So how was Barrera coming out of a couple of major losses? Those fights took place 4 years beforehand. Haha. Sorry, but you're clueless and casting it off like you know what you're talking about. You don't. So stop, or i'll continue to school you until you walk away in shame.

@@seablock I’d have to find the video where Larry Merchant shares the behind the scenes negotiations for the Barrera vs Hamed fight. There is a recent video where Barrera and Morales tell their side of negotiations. The video is in Spanish but I’ll be happy to put up the link. Barrera and Morales story coincides with Larry’s story.

@@jaguar324 Then they're lying. Morales never wanted it. At no point were there any negotiations with Naz and his team. Only Barrera negotiated with him. But fighters do lie after the fact to save face. Morales would just be another in a long line if this is true. But yeah, show me the video of Larry. I know all about the negotiations back then so i'll know which are lies.

Really ? And what about Morales ? What about Pacman ? Or Marquez or Mayweather ? Those were all fighters that Hamed would have had to contend with had he not retired.

@@Boxing4K Please. Those guys would have chewed him up and seriously tarnished his legacy

@@tintomara6209 That's my point. He got out b4 he had to contend with guys that could punch and were technically superior to him.

"walked right through him"? Walk through a true boxer? Doubt it. Your boy's gone. Forgotten. Done.

Any Mexican champ with technical skills would crush Hamed. There’s always an excuse from fans when their man gets clobbered.

yea obviously that 25% would be scaled down when he started earning more though

@@AXXXOLO that's just it, from Naz's side, Brendan wouldn't budge. From Brendan's side, Naz and his family, (His brother Riath took care of the financial side) were greedy. It all got really bitter between them.

If im prince hamed, i will give that 25% to my trainer as a sign of gratitude.

In perpetuity 😂😂

@@eronguitarcovers546 if you were the prince you would've demanded 25% of your coaches' purse ;)

We'd be hearing a lot of wind sounds. It would be so cool.

He wanted no parts of Floyd. Floyd called him out post fight after he whooped Diego Corrales ass and Larry Merchant even said his self that the prince would never fight Floyd.

Crack kills

True They are about the same age Many boxers avoided NAZ And other hard hitters

@@nicholasgreen339 lots of boxers avoided him cause his movements were crazy. Mayweather knew he was gonna get out scored.

Prince said him self that he lost fair and square no excuse

Then don’t lose focus, and be lazy. Take a brief rest, and celebrate small victories then continue. Wars are won by battle, each battle getting stronger. I told myself I’m getting 45/45 on the IB. I will prevail, I believe in myself, my skills, my will and concentration. The closer I get to the job the more confident, once I’m in I cannot and will not lose because the person I am cannot and will not lose ever. Tomorrow I’m gonna distance myself and I will become the greatest academically at BIBS.

He threw too hard for his hands to handle. He had badly broken hands by the end.

Actually, Prince retired early from boxing due to bone breakage in his hands from hitting boxers so hard.... You should do your research 1st. Or at least watch the whole vid...

P. Naseem was never lazy. He just had to retire from boxing early due to hand injuries 🥊 Get the facts straight!

Never liked his style????? 😂😂😂😂 Oh just seen your name. Taco vender.

@@lemarscottwhyte3260 Har har har har! You're so fucking funny. Yeah I never liked his style. He was very awkward and unorthodox. Who the hell leaps into the air to throw a punch? What is this a playground fight? And by the way a "taco vendor" put his ass into retirement by thoroughly dominatinating his ass. So B Sample these nutz in your mouth.

Go look on boxrec at their records. They were absolutely not bums.

@@kaipovilla1343 His best win was arguably against Kevin Kelley, lmao a literal nobody.

@@Fict10n you're smoking angel dust go look at boxrec and see all the other titles he took off other champs.

Paper champions or “champs” defending their belts for the first time. Hamed one of the most overrated boxers in history.

@@Fict10n you're just gonna stop at no end to discredit him. There are guys in the hof who won one world title and made far less fewer defenses than Hamed did. Thank goodness you dont have a vote in the ibhof.

Prince wasn't southpaw....he was switch hitter

@@MM-fi3mm he did switch from time to time.. but he was a right handed fighter who stood in a southpaw stance predominantly.

Nicolino locche is great fighter i think nassem learn from him

Sadly yeah

@@fightfannerd2078 I never cared for his antics or attitude but he drew in the fans and that means he was a good business man. I always thought that he was going to get caught with a shot,go into a fight sick or dehydrated from cutting weight and get beat up because he wasn't an infighter. I'm not taking anything away from Barrera,he fought awesomely.

Mike got beat by a great fighter contrary to popular belief buster was a top 5 fighter at the time.mike was distracted but his performance that night was off but a champion makes those adjustments and he nearly ko buster.that night buster just wanted it more.

@@efrenvalle485 buster had a long long count so really he lost but he fought hes heart out

@@luckmanali187 he is in there fighting he has know control over the count.you leave it in refs hands just as much as you do when you go the distance with the judges.buster just figure out mike that night he didn't take his foot off the pedal as he had in the past and wasn't scared of him.

@Shadow Step no mike lost rewatch the ass whopping he got.if mike was better prepared he could've won no controversy.but he got exposed and lewis took that blue print to his ass later on.

100%

The problem is they didn't even do those fights. So actually he actually wasn't promoted as well as he could have been.

Must've been a blast to watch u try though. Such a flashy, beautiful style

Lol

lol he was like a featherweight roy jones. he had poor fundamentals but he was so athletic that it didn’t matter

​@@Cj-qk7il summed up perfectly

Yeah, no one gives Hamed credit for his chin, it was solid