BLTV looks back at the elusive master who loved tormenting his opponents before knocking them out, Prince Naseem Hamed
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He seriously was the full package, charismatic, cocky, knockout power, great chin, entertaining. He definitely achieved legendary status!
@madmax5 ай бұрын
But no defense, barrera exposed him
@ND-OPS4 ай бұрын
In the social media age he would literally have been a billionaire
@krishollanddoyle50625 ай бұрын
Him against Connor Mcgregor shhhhhhhhiiiiiit 🔥
@Trysomieflexntjes5 ай бұрын
Yep he was ahead of his time.
@stevens8wizz24 ай бұрын
The legend returns
@louissmith94455 ай бұрын
Love him or hate him, this mofo gave spectators their money worth, truly one of the best showman in sports history!!
@tlaloc52605 ай бұрын
His fighting style was fast and dynamic. Unfortunately it's one that's not going to take you far as you age and slow down, but MAN it is fun to watch!
@joshdillon96375 ай бұрын
I was always critical about him since I am a boxer myself but watching this I really can only say he has heart and talent and I was hypnotised wow
@lrblueslowbro53025 ай бұрын
Sure he went out poorly after losing his love for boxing, but a genuine British boxing legend. His fights were an event. What an era😎
@jamiepike69095 ай бұрын
Undisputed king of boxing channels. So glad you're back. So many folks talk about Nas's loss to Barerra without any context. Like he didn't dominate for a decade. It was unprecedented. His wins against Kelly, Robinson, and so many others. The guy came out on a magic carpet for Christ's sake. The dude is a legend and innovater. He was also one of the first boxers to get a deal from Adidas. Master of the draw and counter legend. There will never be another Nas. Never.
@sly_tendencies875 ай бұрын
Wasn’t his reflexes that betrayed him in the end but his ego.. turned his back on the trainers that got him where he was.
@NabilAbdulrashidComedy5 ай бұрын
I used to hate this guy honestly, but the light you've presented him in made me like him just now with this video
@odayprogrammer5 ай бұрын
If the video was a bit longer and included how he ended up in prison you may change your mind again.
@4879daniel5 ай бұрын
@4879daniel a lot of boxers have been in prison and are still beloved. Doesn't excuse Hamed's actions, but it's not going to change a lot of people's minds.
@drinfernodds5 ай бұрын
@@4879danielAllah Hu Akbar
@tonysburgers72235 ай бұрын
The greats can afford to be unorthodox. It's up to the coach to recognise and nurture that uniqueness.
@H3llr4z0r5 ай бұрын
As i kid and a novice to the sport i loved this guy. His headmovement and power shots from unorthodox angles. That beeing said, he will always be a reminder and a great example of pride before destruction. He is now a very humble down to earth dude from what ive seen. Wish him blessings and joy. I can only imagine the depression and ego death he went through. Believe in Jesus Christ, Hamed. U will have true peace.
@King.Mathias.Chosen15 ай бұрын
I loved this guy! Boxing fans forget we watching for entertainment, and he nailed that aspect!
@17th_Luv5 ай бұрын
Simply a legend who would have been undefeated had he of done the fundamentals. According to those at Ingles he was always hard to get motivated to train, but when he parted ways with them his camps were in effective.
@dylvasey5 ай бұрын
That's a lesson for fighters that rely heavily on head movement for defense. You're reactions slow as you age no matter what and head movement becomes much harder which is why so many boxers that fight into old age usually have other key skills. Foreman had a granite chin and unbeatable power, so did Hearns, and both Pacquiao and Duran had speed and power and a great chin. Counter punchers and those who rely mainly in head speed for defense though can have really short careers though if they don't use something else or change their style like Foreman focusing less in stopping and smothering punches and more on his guard for defense.
@arthas6405 ай бұрын
I can't think of any fighting style that is more crowd pleasing and the way he get's hit is like something out of a cartoon.
@Tom-ni6st5 ай бұрын
Entertainment personified. And Nas was pretty good at entertaining too.
@stanettiels73675 ай бұрын
It’s always a great day when you upload a video
@pervertedpancho24185 ай бұрын
Hamed would have easily be a social media darling in today's boxing. He was such an enigmatic personality in boxing, with a tricky, unorthodox yet stylish approach to the fight game.
@TheUPChannel5 ай бұрын
Wtf is a social media darling? Doesn't sound like something anyone should want to be
@sonofabraham40945 ай бұрын
Have you been watching The Hunger Games? He would be the most famous fighter in the world if he was boxing in this era
@OsireionAbydos5 ай бұрын
That's right. He would be ppv star today
@mmldtop60055 ай бұрын
@@OsireionAbydosuntil he came up against pretty much anyone who's held a belt for the past 10 years.
@Robban.D.Jonsson.5 ай бұрын
@@sonofabraham4094 it means loved by many in social media.
@KristoforusBagaskara5 ай бұрын
Most seem to hate him these days but back in the mid 90s Naz was must see for any boxing fan. I remember going down to my local pub, watching him humiliate decent fighters time and again. Never missed a Hamed fight back then. Lost to an atg but he was gone to seed by then. Hand injuries and diminished reflexes took their toll. I’ll never forget the Kelley fight though. That was the low weight version of Hagler v Hearns; a short shoot-out, explosive while it lasted 🥊
@TheMancunianCandidate5 ай бұрын
You know what's crazy? I heard when he was younger he thought he couldn't crack. I hear Jack Slack reference Naz saying "I can't hit but I can box a bit" or something along those lines.
@amirtaj43235 ай бұрын
thanks for makin this! prince naseem one of my favorite boxers
@HandsDownLow5 ай бұрын
Naseem is definitely a legend. Love this fighter.
@DeathTheCat795 ай бұрын
BLTV is one of the best channels on the platform
@jeepamir5085 ай бұрын
HBO's broadcast team is sorely missed in the sport. I miss Jim Lampley, Larry Merchant and of course Emanuel Steward.
@tdyerwestfield5 ай бұрын
George Forman was great as well
@poindextertunes5 ай бұрын
Max Kellerman too
@eberlagos67035 ай бұрын
Please those fossils were bunch of crows on a powerline.
@tmajec5 ай бұрын
An absolute beast of a boxer.
@paulbraddick20855 ай бұрын
Love the video quality. The production valve is astronomical. The music building tension and emotion. The narration could make a blind man see the picture. The sound could make a deaf man understand.
@shorteststraw4175 ай бұрын
Absolute legend
@djjohnson64135 ай бұрын
BLTV undefeated and undisputed youtube creator for boxing, I'm very glad you're back, thank you for the content, greetings from Croatia
@obitouchiha95735 ай бұрын
Thank you! I really enjoy how you appreciate every boxer you make film of ❤ I can't wait for the next episode!!!
@constantinevu485 ай бұрын
Naseem had absolutely everything
@user-wy8vw6ok6i5 ай бұрын
11:59 that standing knockdown is funny as fuck!!
@Unaliq5 ай бұрын
While not exactly among the most technically gifted fighters out there, you cannot deny Hamed is one of the best entertainers in the history of the sport. The literal definition of "You either love him or hate him", the man really knew how to sell his fights.
@wolfgangamadeusmozart1135 ай бұрын
what are you saying.. you clueless never been a fighting gym in ur life level of delusional clown he was one of the most gifted boxers of all time with possibly the best footwork of all time in boxing, not having to rely on defending himself with his hands most of the time because his ring IQ of knowing how to move to avoid punches was above anything ever seen in boxing combined with his speed to pull it off consistently and as a result he could put all his power into his punches from awkward angles which were still very good technique while throwing with absolutely full force while lunging at people...what are you talking about not exactly among the most technically gifted lol Defensively incredibly technically gifted, precision striking with proper technique at absolutely full force while straight lunging at people and more technically advanced footwork than anyone you can mention.
@silenceisprecious82815 ай бұрын
Not technical? You must be a casual saying that goofy 💩. You can't move like him and plant his shots soo smoothly without being "technical". To sit down
@Lonegunmanonthegrassyknoll5 ай бұрын
Ur the goofy one he ain’t technical compared to other fighters of his time, go to his boxrec, his record is padded
@blobfish58585 ай бұрын
@@blobfish5858 lol boxrec 🤣🤣 what's his resume got to do with his technique
@Craigyboi015 ай бұрын
No actually you´re the goofy one you absolute clown lol he does not have a padded record at all, he fought the best guys in his division and the few ones he didn´t fight that were just below the best ones are people that ducked the fight to avoid getting humiliated and styled on for their own careers sake... he only lost 1 fight in his career which was at the very end of his career where he was not able to fight like he normally did because of how much damage he had sustained to his hands from fighting the way he did, creating too much power for his bones to handle. which is why he only fought 1 more time after that just to not retire on a loss and was forced to retire after that next fight coz of how terrible condition his hands were in. @@blobfish5858
@silenceisprecious82815 ай бұрын
He was deadly accurate. Too bad they tried to make him a pure boxer instead of just allowing him to keep doing what he did.
@The-fs5wn5 ай бұрын
Either way he was always going to get exposed.....
@TeamAcXa5 ай бұрын
I love this channel… wish they uploaded more… keep up the great work BLTV… the longer the videos the better for me!
@Milkydrummer5 ай бұрын
You the man BLTV! Greatest channel on youtube!
@ericwall23555 ай бұрын
Got me into boxing when i was 5 or 6 his fights were like events back then
@dun07905 ай бұрын
At last, another amazing video. Between you an motavidia, no other boxing voices are needed
@vrsmartin29815 ай бұрын
He was so entertaining! You never wanted to miss any of his fights. What more could you ask for?
@paulgottlieb5 ай бұрын
He’s BACK!!!!!
@nightwingkid_10185 ай бұрын
So much work, your videos are the best ngl!
@TheOttoOne5 ай бұрын
THE KING IS BACK
@TTVWBC315 ай бұрын
Marco Barrera versus hamed was the best fight great video
@Save-money15 ай бұрын
Comedy of the year
@simonhillier5 ай бұрын
great video sir 👌 thank you 👍 keep em' coming 🥊🥊
@rogdawg1234 ай бұрын
I Always look forward to these vids.one of the best.
@serglibrehotfuzz32025 ай бұрын
Wake up babe, new BLTV Extra.
@OMGpandemic5 ай бұрын
I think I was introduced to this fighter by your channel. I’ve always like boxing but your breakdowns are awesome. Prince is definitely one of my favorite fighters
@AaronPowellvox5 ай бұрын
really appreciate the work on sound design in this one !
@skengdaddy5 ай бұрын
He is an absolute LEGEND!!💪🏽👊🏽
@Lonegunmanonthegrassyknoll5 ай бұрын
Loved the music that you used for him, very fitting
@xMiRAZ945 ай бұрын
Imagine if Hamed was boxing in the social media era 💀
@BadselS5 ай бұрын
His highlights would be absolutely everywhere
@Slime2sjsuu5 ай бұрын
he'd probably get canceled on some Charlie sheen shit
@WhuDhat5 ай бұрын
Ladies and Gentleman, The King...has returned 🧎♂️
@wildthing17175 ай бұрын
I love your videos man i really hope you keep making them and be more consistent . No doubt the best boxing analysts in the youtube community love you bro keep up the good work
@ivanionkov91765 ай бұрын
Amazing work as always my brother
@gerardolandaverde3735 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@vlmxs5 ай бұрын
That was an awesome recap!
@Nothings_Free5 ай бұрын
Loving the drum & bass background music
@okicrokey5 ай бұрын
I love your channel i just wish you could post more!!
@oj66335 ай бұрын
slick editing, fav box chan
@rubyroux3 ай бұрын
what are ur thumbnails man LMFAOO
@yeah26465 ай бұрын
Love the channel man 😢
@thecinnamondon68785 ай бұрын
Hardest punching featherweight champion of all time.
@ZBOXINGTALK5 ай бұрын
And then he ran into Marco Antonio Barrera and his career pretty much ended
@logicalsense9205 ай бұрын
You always look great versus nobodies.
@iare195 ай бұрын
@@iare19Nah, he was special.
@BadgerUKvideo5 ай бұрын
@@logicalsense920 he was already looking to get out of the sport at that point because his hands were glass by then and he didn't have the fundamentals of someone like PBF or Calzaghe to make the pillow hands work for him. And unless you had power, Barrera was going to eat you up. Still, all those things and Barrera still couldn't get him out of there. Went to a UD where a flustered Barrera who couldn't land the shots he wanted resorted to wrestling and even tried to bounce Hamed's head off the turnbuckle. A broken down Hamed made an all time great have to work for it. That's what Champs do, even in their twilight.
@tylerrichlen32865 ай бұрын
... wrong, not even close. If you meant of the late 20th early 21st century possibly
@johngotti34875 ай бұрын
A lot of people hated Naz but he was amazing. Very cocky but he backed it up
@TeddyPap5 ай бұрын
So if you can back it up it's ok to *be* cocky? Tradie logic
@AC_Blanco5 ай бұрын
@@AC_Blancofirst: did you have a stroke typing this? second: whats the point of gatekeeping mic skills. the guy moved tickets and made way more money bcuz of haters like you
@poindextertunes5 ай бұрын
@@poindextertunes Mic skills!? Only absolute simpletons find characters like these interesting. Low brow entertainment with zero sportmanship. Let me guess, you find Conor and Fury massively interesting as well?
@AC_Blanco5 ай бұрын
You turned me around on him with this video, great watch
@wtfsamusidk75745 ай бұрын
Always amazing story telling
@glyndonsprofessionaldetail74295 ай бұрын
Brilliant!!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@TheDoveys5 ай бұрын
Until he lost once and retired. Would have loved to see him continue as a fan, so fun to watch him fight!
@difdaf4364 ай бұрын
Great video. As a casual, I love learning about guys like this. Will you be doing current boxing news videos anytime soon on the main channel?
@agonforreal5 ай бұрын
14:15 that double cross from Sanchez was splendid
@Elusive_Pete5 ай бұрын
Awesome video, hopefully soon you can make more videos.
@javieribarra4109Ай бұрын
Legend
@seanrichards16755 ай бұрын
Hamed now looks like he ate Naseem Hamed...I completely enjoyed watching Barrera take him to school.
@morrielarsen5 ай бұрын
Grew up watching nas never really appreciated how good he was , one of the greats
@nicho92925 ай бұрын
Your statement makes no sense
@cristianestrada53815 ай бұрын
Excellent video
@Alberts_Stuff5 ай бұрын
I was waiting for those Barrera highlights 😐
@Cyber-BuIIy5 ай бұрын
Naseem was pure box office!
@hundredlines5 ай бұрын
Thanks
@majorfnoop5 ай бұрын
He’s baaaaaaack
@eboyda68295 ай бұрын
Very good!!
@JamminGera5 ай бұрын
The Connor before Connor. The Prince!!!
@jctai1005 ай бұрын
Most entertaining British boxer of all time.Eubank senior takes second place
@progd4v35 ай бұрын
I love the Battlefield 1 music 🎶 😅
@cerromeceo5 ай бұрын
Good upload
@bocca_lupo5 ай бұрын
You're immortalized as a legendary fighter when you get a fighting game character created from your inspiration, in his case it's Steve Fox in Tekken
@decepticonsforever4 ай бұрын
What gos around----comes around...(every dog has his day)
@garyjensen34145 ай бұрын
I didn’t known Hamed had so much knockout power on top of the antics . My respect for him grew more
@tonyvasquez64915 ай бұрын
They had to make up a rule bcuz Hamad once spent 20 minutes of his ring entrance dancing to “Thriller” by Michael Jackson 😂
@poindextertunes5 ай бұрын
Hamed could taking a fucking punch , holy shit 😂
@AttuideAdjuster1013 ай бұрын
Seriously, I wish he’d have not been so arrogant. I can never get behind fighters like that, no matter how good they are. Emanuel Augustus was more entertaining and humble.
@DJJ815 ай бұрын
Amen. Couldn't stand the guy. I respect his skills (all the people calling him a bum are way wide of the mark) but was glad that somebody humbled him.
@MSimp2k65 ай бұрын
i think one thing that people forget about prince is his movement was god tier but he also had lead in his hands for the lighter weight classes
@contentcop5 ай бұрын
Using the overwatch sound 😉
@tyan_ldn5 ай бұрын
Torment is having to watch shakur stevenson last fight
@dgpeso48745 ай бұрын
Hot take: Prince’s boxing style was genius but would’ve been figured out and exposed over time. His whole style was based around baiting out certain punches to counter. It’s why he looked so effortless with his head movement, because he knew what punches were coming. Once a guy like Barrera figured it out he was able to use solid fundamentals and smart feints to dominate him. Unless he evolved as a boxer, I think he had reached his limit. He relied a lot on athleticism and KO power. I think Barrera basically laid the blueprint to beat Hamed and I think others would’ve done the same.
@impulse_xs5 ай бұрын
He had broken hands, botched hand surgeries, and a long lay-off before the Barrera. Prime Naz woulda been way more difficult
@joshsanmiguel1925 ай бұрын
Love the bf1 soundtrack music
@davidanderson83185 ай бұрын
Outside the box(so it's outside the discipline)speed and power. Maximum talent.
@tylerhill405 ай бұрын
Prince Naseem vs Emmanuel Augustus would have been epic
@joshportnoy81025 ай бұрын
Imagine him in his prime now with social media 😳
@nicho92925 ай бұрын
And Barrera 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@benitotorres97405 ай бұрын
u done wit the other channel?
@taimereblackston98915 ай бұрын
When I first discovered this cat a few years ago and watched how he fought I thought, "This dude is an actual Nintendo's Punch-Out character but in real life!" But he's not all flare he can actually slip punches, box, work the ring and counter punch when the time comes. But this is why he was so hated because he could back it up despite his gloating and that's something that's totally unbecoming in boxing especially in the UK circuits. 😄
@thedrunkmonkshow5 ай бұрын
Barrera destroyed this entertainer's soul - Never able to dance the same again lol
He seriously was the full package, charismatic, cocky, knockout power, great chin, entertaining. He definitely achieved legendary status!
But no defense, barrera exposed him
In the social media age he would literally have been a billionaire
Him against Connor Mcgregor shhhhhhhhiiiiiit 🔥
Yep he was ahead of his time.
The legend returns
Love him or hate him, this mofo gave spectators their money worth, truly one of the best showman in sports history!!
His fighting style was fast and dynamic. Unfortunately it's one that's not going to take you far as you age and slow down, but MAN it is fun to watch!
I was always critical about him since I am a boxer myself but watching this I really can only say he has heart and talent and I was hypnotised wow
Sure he went out poorly after losing his love for boxing, but a genuine British boxing legend. His fights were an event. What an era😎
Undisputed king of boxing channels. So glad you're back. So many folks talk about Nas's loss to Barerra without any context. Like he didn't dominate for a decade. It was unprecedented. His wins against Kelly, Robinson, and so many others. The guy came out on a magic carpet for Christ's sake. The dude is a legend and innovater. He was also one of the first boxers to get a deal from Adidas. Master of the draw and counter legend. There will never be another Nas. Never.
Wasn’t his reflexes that betrayed him in the end but his ego.. turned his back on the trainers that got him where he was.
I used to hate this guy honestly, but the light you've presented him in made me like him just now with this video
If the video was a bit longer and included how he ended up in prison you may change your mind again.
@4879daniel a lot of boxers have been in prison and are still beloved. Doesn't excuse Hamed's actions, but it's not going to change a lot of people's minds.
@@4879danielAllah Hu Akbar
The greats can afford to be unorthodox. It's up to the coach to recognise and nurture that uniqueness.
As i kid and a novice to the sport i loved this guy. His headmovement and power shots from unorthodox angles. That beeing said, he will always be a reminder and a great example of pride before destruction. He is now a very humble down to earth dude from what ive seen. Wish him blessings and joy. I can only imagine the depression and ego death he went through. Believe in Jesus Christ, Hamed. U will have true peace.
I loved this guy! Boxing fans forget we watching for entertainment, and he nailed that aspect!
Simply a legend who would have been undefeated had he of done the fundamentals. According to those at Ingles he was always hard to get motivated to train, but when he parted ways with them his camps were in effective.
That's a lesson for fighters that rely heavily on head movement for defense. You're reactions slow as you age no matter what and head movement becomes much harder which is why so many boxers that fight into old age usually have other key skills. Foreman had a granite chin and unbeatable power, so did Hearns, and both Pacquiao and Duran had speed and power and a great chin. Counter punchers and those who rely mainly in head speed for defense though can have really short careers though if they don't use something else or change their style like Foreman focusing less in stopping and smothering punches and more on his guard for defense.
I can't think of any fighting style that is more crowd pleasing and the way he get's hit is like something out of a cartoon.
Entertainment personified. And Nas was pretty good at entertaining too.
It’s always a great day when you upload a video
Hamed would have easily be a social media darling in today's boxing. He was such an enigmatic personality in boxing, with a tricky, unorthodox yet stylish approach to the fight game.
Wtf is a social media darling? Doesn't sound like something anyone should want to be
Have you been watching The Hunger Games? He would be the most famous fighter in the world if he was boxing in this era
That's right. He would be ppv star today
@@OsireionAbydosuntil he came up against pretty much anyone who's held a belt for the past 10 years.
@@sonofabraham4094 it means loved by many in social media.
Most seem to hate him these days but back in the mid 90s Naz was must see for any boxing fan. I remember going down to my local pub, watching him humiliate decent fighters time and again. Never missed a Hamed fight back then. Lost to an atg but he was gone to seed by then. Hand injuries and diminished reflexes took their toll. I’ll never forget the Kelley fight though. That was the low weight version of Hagler v Hearns; a short shoot-out, explosive while it lasted 🥊
You know what's crazy? I heard when he was younger he thought he couldn't crack. I hear Jack Slack reference Naz saying "I can't hit but I can box a bit" or something along those lines.
thanks for makin this! prince naseem one of my favorite boxers
Naseem is definitely a legend. Love this fighter.
BLTV is one of the best channels on the platform
HBO's broadcast team is sorely missed in the sport. I miss Jim Lampley, Larry Merchant and of course Emanuel Steward.
George Forman was great as well
Max Kellerman too
Please those fossils were bunch of crows on a powerline.
An absolute beast of a boxer.
Love the video quality. The production valve is astronomical. The music building tension and emotion. The narration could make a blind man see the picture. The sound could make a deaf man understand.
Absolute legend
BLTV undefeated and undisputed youtube creator for boxing, I'm very glad you're back, thank you for the content, greetings from Croatia
Thank you! I really enjoy how you appreciate every boxer you make film of ❤ I can't wait for the next episode!!!
Naseem had absolutely everything
11:59 that standing knockdown is funny as fuck!!
While not exactly among the most technically gifted fighters out there, you cannot deny Hamed is one of the best entertainers in the history of the sport. The literal definition of "You either love him or hate him", the man really knew how to sell his fights.
what are you saying.. you clueless never been a fighting gym in ur life level of delusional clown he was one of the most gifted boxers of all time with possibly the best footwork of all time in boxing, not having to rely on defending himself with his hands most of the time because his ring IQ of knowing how to move to avoid punches was above anything ever seen in boxing combined with his speed to pull it off consistently and as a result he could put all his power into his punches from awkward angles which were still very good technique while throwing with absolutely full force while lunging at people...what are you talking about not exactly among the most technically gifted lol Defensively incredibly technically gifted, precision striking with proper technique at absolutely full force while straight lunging at people and more technically advanced footwork than anyone you can mention.
Not technical? You must be a casual saying that goofy 💩. You can't move like him and plant his shots soo smoothly without being "technical". To sit down
Ur the goofy one he ain’t technical compared to other fighters of his time, go to his boxrec, his record is padded
@@blobfish5858 lol boxrec 🤣🤣 what's his resume got to do with his technique
No actually you´re the goofy one you absolute clown lol he does not have a padded record at all, he fought the best guys in his division and the few ones he didn´t fight that were just below the best ones are people that ducked the fight to avoid getting humiliated and styled on for their own careers sake... he only lost 1 fight in his career which was at the very end of his career where he was not able to fight like he normally did because of how much damage he had sustained to his hands from fighting the way he did, creating too much power for his bones to handle. which is why he only fought 1 more time after that just to not retire on a loss and was forced to retire after that next fight coz of how terrible condition his hands were in. @@blobfish5858
He was deadly accurate. Too bad they tried to make him a pure boxer instead of just allowing him to keep doing what he did.
Either way he was always going to get exposed.....
I love this channel… wish they uploaded more… keep up the great work BLTV… the longer the videos the better for me!
You the man BLTV! Greatest channel on youtube!
Got me into boxing when i was 5 or 6 his fights were like events back then
At last, another amazing video. Between you an motavidia, no other boxing voices are needed
He was so entertaining! You never wanted to miss any of his fights. What more could you ask for?
He’s BACK!!!!!
So much work, your videos are the best ngl!
THE KING IS BACK
Marco Barrera versus hamed was the best fight great video
Comedy of the year
great video sir 👌 thank you 👍 keep em' coming 🥊🥊
I Always look forward to these vids.one of the best.
Wake up babe, new BLTV Extra.
I think I was introduced to this fighter by your channel. I’ve always like boxing but your breakdowns are awesome. Prince is definitely one of my favorite fighters
really appreciate the work on sound design in this one !
He is an absolute LEGEND!!💪🏽👊🏽
Loved the music that you used for him, very fitting
Imagine if Hamed was boxing in the social media era 💀
His highlights would be absolutely everywhere
he'd probably get canceled on some Charlie sheen shit
Ladies and Gentleman, The King...has returned 🧎♂️
I love your videos man i really hope you keep making them and be more consistent . No doubt the best boxing analysts in the youtube community love you bro keep up the good work
Amazing work as always my brother
Thank you!
That was an awesome recap!
Loving the drum & bass background music
I love your channel i just wish you could post more!!
slick editing, fav box chan
what are ur thumbnails man LMFAOO
Love the channel man 😢
Hardest punching featherweight champion of all time.
And then he ran into Marco Antonio Barrera and his career pretty much ended
You always look great versus nobodies.
@@iare19Nah, he was special.
@@logicalsense920 he was already looking to get out of the sport at that point because his hands were glass by then and he didn't have the fundamentals of someone like PBF or Calzaghe to make the pillow hands work for him. And unless you had power, Barrera was going to eat you up. Still, all those things and Barrera still couldn't get him out of there. Went to a UD where a flustered Barrera who couldn't land the shots he wanted resorted to wrestling and even tried to bounce Hamed's head off the turnbuckle. A broken down Hamed made an all time great have to work for it. That's what Champs do, even in their twilight.
... wrong, not even close. If you meant of the late 20th early 21st century possibly
A lot of people hated Naz but he was amazing. Very cocky but he backed it up
So if you can back it up it's ok to *be* cocky? Tradie logic
@@AC_Blancofirst: did you have a stroke typing this? second: whats the point of gatekeeping mic skills. the guy moved tickets and made way more money bcuz of haters like you
@@poindextertunes Mic skills!? Only absolute simpletons find characters like these interesting. Low brow entertainment with zero sportmanship. Let me guess, you find Conor and Fury massively interesting as well?
You turned me around on him with this video, great watch
Always amazing story telling
Brilliant!!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Until he lost once and retired. Would have loved to see him continue as a fan, so fun to watch him fight!
Great video. As a casual, I love learning about guys like this. Will you be doing current boxing news videos anytime soon on the main channel?
14:15 that double cross from Sanchez was splendid
Awesome video, hopefully soon you can make more videos.
Legend
Hamed now looks like he ate Naseem Hamed...I completely enjoyed watching Barrera take him to school.
Grew up watching nas never really appreciated how good he was , one of the greats
Your statement makes no sense
Excellent video
I was waiting for those Barrera highlights 😐
Naseem was pure box office!
Thanks
He’s baaaaaaack
Very good!!
The Connor before Connor. The Prince!!!
Most entertaining British boxer of all time.Eubank senior takes second place
I love the Battlefield 1 music 🎶 😅
Good upload
You're immortalized as a legendary fighter when you get a fighting game character created from your inspiration, in his case it's Steve Fox in Tekken
What gos around----comes around...(every dog has his day)
I didn’t known Hamed had so much knockout power on top of the antics . My respect for him grew more
They had to make up a rule bcuz Hamad once spent 20 minutes of his ring entrance dancing to “Thriller” by Michael Jackson 😂
Hamed could taking a fucking punch , holy shit 😂
Seriously, I wish he’d have not been so arrogant. I can never get behind fighters like that, no matter how good they are. Emanuel Augustus was more entertaining and humble.
Amen. Couldn't stand the guy. I respect his skills (all the people calling him a bum are way wide of the mark) but was glad that somebody humbled him.
i think one thing that people forget about prince is his movement was god tier but he also had lead in his hands for the lighter weight classes
Using the overwatch sound 😉
Torment is having to watch shakur stevenson last fight
Hot take: Prince’s boxing style was genius but would’ve been figured out and exposed over time. His whole style was based around baiting out certain punches to counter. It’s why he looked so effortless with his head movement, because he knew what punches were coming. Once a guy like Barrera figured it out he was able to use solid fundamentals and smart feints to dominate him. Unless he evolved as a boxer, I think he had reached his limit. He relied a lot on athleticism and KO power. I think Barrera basically laid the blueprint to beat Hamed and I think others would’ve done the same.
He had broken hands, botched hand surgeries, and a long lay-off before the Barrera. Prime Naz woulda been way more difficult
Love the bf1 soundtrack music
Outside the box(so it's outside the discipline)speed and power. Maximum talent.
Prince Naseem vs Emmanuel Augustus would have been epic
Imagine him in his prime now with social media 😳
And Barrera 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
u done wit the other channel?
When I first discovered this cat a few years ago and watched how he fought I thought, "This dude is an actual Nintendo's Punch-Out character but in real life!" But he's not all flare he can actually slip punches, box, work the ring and counter punch when the time comes. But this is why he was so hated because he could back it up despite his gloating and that's something that's totally unbecoming in boxing especially in the UK circuits. 😄
Barrera destroyed this entertainer's soul - Never able to dance the same again lol