Best Switch Hitters In Boxing
Terence Crawford — While it is difficult to impossible for any boxer to achieve a perfect game from one stance, Crawford seems virtually flawless from both.
Terence Crawford — While it is difficult to impossible for any boxer to achieve a perfect game from one stance, Crawford seems virtually flawless from both.
Former featherweight champ Naseem Hamed recently turned 50, yet “The Prince” says he would consider coming out of the retirement he never official announced, if it was for the fight reason – a reason of charity.
Reports from publications such as Variety have informed us how another boxing movie is soon to be in the works, this one to give former featherweight banger “Prince” Naseem Hamed the biopic treatment.
Naseem Hamed, AKA “The Prince,” turns 50 today. One of the most electrifying and explosively entertaining fighters in the UK, arguably even, for a short time at least, the world, “Naz” had the power of a middleweight and the reflexes of a cat.
Carl Froch Says “Naz Could’ve Got Outboxed, But He Could’ve Absolutely Stretchered Him”
Talk about a fascinating addition to the mythical match up debate: “The Monster Vs.
Billed as the co-main event for August 26th when WBA/IBF/WBO heavyweight champ Oleksandr Usyk will defend against WBA mandatory challenger Daniel Dubois, is Aadam Hamed.
“A Featherweight Version Of Hagler-Hearns”
It really was a quarter of a century ago when featherweight talkers, punchers, showmen, fellow southpaws Naseem Hamed and Kevin Kelley collided less than a week before Christmas, in so doing giving fight fans a genuinely unforgettable slugfest.
Naseem Hamed was such a huge star in 1997, in the UK especially (the US would have to be conquered later) that he could feast on over-matched triers like Billy Hardy and we fans were both expected to and were willing to shell out for the carnage on pay-per-view.
In his dazzling, seemingly all too brief prime – 1995 to 2000 – “Prince” Naseem Hamed was, whether you loved him or loathed him, one hell of an exciting fighter.
April 7th 2001, marks the 20th anniversary of the featherweight battle between Marco Antonio Barrera and Prince Naseem Hamed. The fight was a battle between two of the best featherweights of their time.