Prince Naseem Hamed - NAZ (A Knockout Documentary)

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  • Опубликовано: 23 дек 2024

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  • @mikefieselman
    @mikefieselman Год назад +517

    This is the holy grail of boxing content. What a time to be alive

    • @mrsupplementsUK
      @mrsupplementsUK Год назад +1

      Facts

    • @devonwilliams2423
      @devonwilliams2423 10 месяцев назад

      I just found out about the guy Ben Whittaker, not too educated but anyone have opinions on him? He seems to have fun like this guy

    • @mikefieselman
      @mikefieselman 10 месяцев назад

      @@devonwilliams2423 I saw a highlight reel, seems like a good boxer, very high technical skills. Need much more to be displayed for me to judge. But i'll check out more

    • @William-moore870
      @William-moore870 9 месяцев назад

      @@devonwilliams2423s

    • @davidradovsky7405
      @davidradovsky7405 8 месяцев назад

      @@devonwilliams2423 Emanuel burton Augustus was the best. Drunken master

  • @harrydawson7986
    @harrydawson7986 Год назад +906

    Glad you have done this. People across the world need to know how good this guy was

    • @nathanielvella6838
      @nathanielvella6838 Год назад +48

      He had goat ability, but unfortunately, he listened to he’s own hype a little too much

    • @johnny_truth
      @johnny_truth Год назад +33

      He’s possibly the best I’ve ever seen but he chose to put on a show for the fans. He just used natural ability and head movements for defense and didn’t keep his hands up.

    • @jordanbabcock9349
      @jordanbabcock9349 Год назад +9

      He was good, he was annoying. Honestly I can only make it through this because it's Joseph Vincent. Naseem may be a prince but he's the King of Nauseating.

    • @Scottyb-1123
      @Scottyb-1123 Год назад +32

      @@jordanbabcock9349hater 😂 hardest hitting featherweight who’s ever lived

    • @vince11harris
      @vince11harris Год назад +1

      @@Scottyb-1123second hardest

  • @dungeongpt
    @dungeongpt Год назад +168

    He's one of the coolest fighters ever. Hate or love, the man deserves his place in boxing history. NO ONE boxed quite like him

    • @shaf811
      @shaf811 Год назад +8

      Yes his was totally "unique" a style all of his own

    • @matthewveighey762
      @matthewveighey762 2 месяца назад

      Roy Jones junior possibly

    • @SeloMagicLok
      @SeloMagicLok 20 дней назад

      Different style​@@matthewveighey762

  • @letemknowjulio6798
    @letemknowjulio6798 Год назад +140

    This guy’s lack of a guard is absolutely bewildering. And those hard shots are NUTS. 😮

    • @cowboyninja9002
      @cowboyninja9002 Год назад +5

      'bewildering" I tell ya

    • @shaf811
      @shaf811 Год назад +4

      Yeh aboustly nuts 💂

    • @paulleach3612
      @paulleach3612 Год назад +11

      He had that amazing natural ability to position himself that Locche possesed. His guard was, at his best, simply that you just couldn't hit him; he didn't need anything more than his shoulders and upper arms to deflect punches aimed at his chin.

    • @letemknowjulio6798
      @letemknowjulio6798 Год назад +4

      @@paulleach3612 Locche! Another exquisite fighter.

    • @duckyh9712
      @duckyh9712 10 месяцев назад +6

      His defense was strange too.he moved like a snake

  • @GIBBO4182
    @GIBBO4182 Год назад +394

    One of the most unique fighters I’ve ever seen! To have the 1 punch ko power at his weight is something I hadn’t seen again, up until The Monster recently!

    • @fozzyisere446
      @fozzyisere446 Год назад +11

      Naz and Lewis are the best UK fighters of all time without a doubt

    • @GIBBO4182
      @GIBBO4182 Год назад +39

      @@fozzyisere446I’d put Joe Calzaghe in that list

    • @Rahbekkk
      @Rahbekkk Год назад +7

      @@GIBBO4182 Froch??

    • @GIBBO4182
      @GIBBO4182 Год назад +13

      @@Rahbekkk I like Froch too, I think he only lost to Kessler and Ward…no disgrace there, and he beat Kessler in the rematch. Will always be remembered, by me at least, for his 2 great fights with Groves!

    • @robbielong2884
      @robbielong2884 Год назад +2

      @@fozzyisere446Jimmy Wilde?

  • @slowmodeproductions
    @slowmodeproductions Год назад +93

    Him and Jones Jr were my favourites growing up. Loved their styles

    • @seankately4411
      @seankately4411 10 месяцев назад

      Same

    • @ersula9769
      @ersula9769 10 месяцев назад +3

      That’s a great comparison. Neither of them did anything by the book, but their speed and power made up for it

    • @Storm27ification
      @Storm27ification 10 месяцев назад

      Facts same here as well

    • @kherotstv5985
      @kherotstv5985 8 месяцев назад

      Me also.

  • @thejoshandcharles1
    @thejoshandcharles1 Год назад +41

    Ah, the Prince. Some good old British nostalgia right here.
    Keep 'em coming mister Vincent.

  • @garethridpath4151
    @garethridpath4151 Год назад +191

    I was good friends with Naseem in the mid-late 90's, I met him through Ronnie Davies and began training with him, INCREDIBLE power and the most unintentionally hilarious man I've ever known! 🙂

    • @schilling2438
      @schilling2438 Год назад +11

      guy put every pound he had into every punch hahah

    • @drinfernodds
      @drinfernodds Год назад +18

      ​@@schilling2438as unorthodox as Naseem was, putting your whole body into a punch is fundamental for generating power. He got as much leverage as possible to get the KO.

    • @schilling2438
      @schilling2438 Год назад +10

      @@drinfernodds oh I know, but how many guys do you see jumping into their cross like nas did....not many

    • @deputybluevein93
      @deputybluevein93 Год назад +3

      ​@@schilling2438hence why, he always broke his hands

    • @phezza2000
      @phezza2000 Год назад +1

      I'm intrigued, how was he unintentionally hilarious? Did he have a sense of humour about himself?

  • @johnny_truth
    @johnny_truth Год назад +82

    Definitely one of the most talented I’ve ever seen. Speed, accuracy and power was probably the best I’ve ever seen.

    • @BGeezy4sheezy
      @BGeezy4sheezy Год назад +1

      Boxing is not just about wins or losses, it’s about glory and capturing the audience. Him and Roy Jones were the most exciting fighters of the 90’s

  • @shawnbibb7833
    @shawnbibb7833 Год назад +20

    He was a guy u wanted to see lose sooo bad but couldn’t stop watching cause he was so entertaining.

  • @TheRatlord74
    @TheRatlord74 Год назад +279

    I didn't like him when I was younger but over the years my respect for him and what he acheived has grown massively.

    • @saysamnang9851
      @saysamnang9851 Год назад +5

      He was never tested against very good fighter he duck almost every good boxer at that time

    • @jerimybutler897
      @jerimybutler897 Год назад +28

      ​@@saysamnang9851awe just stop

    • @jaym4361
      @jaym4361 Год назад +1

      ​@saysamnang9851 that's real talk

    • @GastonsGuitarCovers
      @GastonsGuitarCovers Год назад

      ​@@saysamnang985121:44

    • @robertoreal1117
      @robertoreal1117 Год назад +9

      ​@@saysamnang9851na stop he was special. I bet if he would of been black he would of been praise.

  • @malachistanley8112
    @malachistanley8112 Год назад +129

    Whether you love him or hate him there’s no denying the man was born to entertain

    • @bradfarrahgerwing154
      @bradfarrahgerwing154 Год назад

      Like a clown....you laugh at them not with them.....nothing nut a hyped wanker....glass jawed baby fell apart right after his loss.....couldn't get it together again because his weakness was exposed😢 .....they carefully groomed him with chumps and palookas to pad his hype at the start of hhis career.....once he started meeting North American boxers he folded like a pair of silk panties....the PRINCESS

  • @chrithwaddle
    @chrithwaddle Год назад +34

    Grew up in the north when he was just getting known. He was the talk of school literally every fight he had. He was polarising, but without a doubt one of the hardest hitters. He was an enigma, and an absolute joy to watch. To see him ruined by those last few fights mentally and spiral like he did was truly sad. Boxing lost a great star when he retired. He was everywhere when he was active. I hope his mental health has recovered.

  • @simphiwem9674
    @simphiwem9674 Год назад +125

    He would've thrived in this influencer boxing era...phenomenal showman😂

  • @DrewFloyd
    @DrewFloyd Год назад +42

    I got into boxing long after naz' time. You can say what you want about the Barrera fight and cockyness, the guy was made of pure talent. Thank You, JV!

    • @stefanharris659
      @stefanharris659 Год назад +3

      His style didn't translate as he got older and his competitors matured. His ego wouldn't let him improve because he already thought he was a goat.

    • @abdulmumin6251
      @abdulmumin6251 Год назад +2

      The barrera he should never of took. NAZ had a 4/6 week training camp. The main reason he lost is because he spilt with his trainner

    • @kaddy8947
      @kaddy8947 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@stefanharris659I don't think it's ego, the main goal was entertainment, winning without entertaining is not what drives him to box...It also explains that when he got older and couldn't maintain the "entertaining" style due to old age he just quit, instead of adapting and trying to be fundamental because that wouldn't make him unique anymore and thus like any other boxer which means boring.
      It can be easily misunderstood as ego if you're perspective is imagining you're in their shoes, winning in your case would be the ultimate goal and the goal of many others.
      But not Naz, guy made a controversial persona worked hard to be creative on his entrances, fight good fighters with lenient terms, no hiding cuz that wouldn't be entertaining.

  • @lehieu3522
    @lehieu3522 Год назад +70

    Beside a boxer. He's also look like a dancer as well. Hands down to the waist and just dodged punches with head movement. What a monster he was. One of the greatest hands down!

  • @balpreetghuman1040
    @balpreetghuman1040 Год назад +13

    I don’t know how many times i requested this and im so glad it’s here. My life is complete thank you

  • @Onlyusemesuede
    @Onlyusemesuede Год назад +24

    One of the most underrated boxers of all time! Very happy you made this one, Joe!

  • @simonhicks3
    @simonhicks3 Год назад +49

    Bravo sir. Another great video. Naz wasnt universally loved in the UK at the time down to the attitudes of fans towards unsportsmanlike conduct. He is nothing short of a legendary fighter upon reflection. Crazy skills.

    • @Pittibarlin
      @Pittibarlin Год назад +12

      Everyone I knew growing up in the UK loved the guy despite his arrogance and gamesmanship - it was Eubank that lads were a bit hit and miss about and most were team Benn. I was a fan of both, but more Eubank as even back then I appreciated the boxers that had more strings to their bow than full on bruisers like Nigel.
      I will add I'm from Yorkshire like Naz, so maybe that played a part in his popularity where I was.
      I think when it comes to being ultra cocky/mouthy like some fighters are, you've gotta be likable to get away with it. Naz did, as behind the bravado and disrespect for his competition he was still someone that seemed witty, genuine, and honest whereas current fighters like Fury doesn't as he's not very likable, seems disingenuous and doesn't have the talent to back his boasting up. Fury is definitely the most unpopular British champion at any weight I can ever remember, yet he's got a lot in common with Naz. Just shows you need a bit of X factor to go with talent and personality I think.

    • @jalenikezeue4114
      @jalenikezeue4114 Год назад +1

      Naseem's infinity punch were amazing ⭐ The kind you only see in anime or video games

  • @abelismael7383
    @abelismael7383 Год назад +77

    Best sport documentaries on RUclips by far ❤ thank Mr. Vincent

  • @berngusi1045
    @berngusi1045 Год назад +23

    The first one punch knockout fighter in the lower weight classes which was unheard off . This guy was ahead of his time ...........

  • @erichhonneker3181
    @erichhonneker3181 Год назад +50

    Great that you picked up this guy for a documentary...just unique eyes, movement and power...Thx...
    His defensive moves are just, just...no words...

  • @runningsuperska
    @runningsuperska Год назад +18

    I had a VHS of Naz's fights before Steve Robinson. I think I wore it out. The man was simply box office. Thanks JV.

  • @Bu-Aljoory
    @Bu-Aljoory Год назад +9

    I was waiting for this presentation just like i used to stay up late in the 90's to watch Prince Naseem. He was a superstar.

  • @jovanyserrano7700
    @jovanyserrano7700 Год назад +44

    My Dad is a fan of Prince Naseem, his entrances were awesome and his unconventional (unorthodox) fighting style was awesome for a man his height and his power for a man his weight and my dad watched his fights

  • @GerrySkeptic
    @GerrySkeptic Год назад +21

    the entertainment this man gave will never be forgotten, had us on the edge of our seat every single time, the way he did it was unique.

  • @briHammer40K
    @briHammer40K Год назад +34

    It was great times to be a British kid boxing fanatic during the Naz era in the 90s. Total privilege to live through those unforgettable times 🥊🔥😁

  • @jamiehayes5888
    @jamiehayes5888 Год назад +12

    He was a phenomenal entertainer.
    His corkscrew shots were insane .

  • @md.obaidali
    @md.obaidali Год назад +71

    We have been Waiting for Joseph Vincent Documentary on Prince Naseem for Ages
    (The Yemeni from Sheffield)
    Timestamps -----
    2:10 Beginning
    2:41 Professional Debut
    12:22 Title Shot WBO Featherweight Title
    19:10 IBF Featherweight Title
    23:10 Sports Entertainer of 1995
    25:12 Moving to America
    30:25 Flying Carpet Entry
    33:14 Fading Speed, But The Great Eraser
    34:24 Marco Antonio Berrera Fight IBO Featherweight Title

  • @increase9896
    @increase9896 Год назад +18

    The thing about Naseem was that his hands are so fast, the punches come from such unusual angles.

  • @superfly93
    @superfly93 Год назад +17

    Thank you once again for getting a legend the spotlight deserved and for taking our requestes. Truly... NOBODY does it like Joe Vincent ❤

  • @miketalife
    @miketalife Год назад +14

    I was ALWAYS so fascinated by NAZ. Never a disappointed and great childhood memories. Thank you for this video!

  • @legendarycheekymonkey
    @legendarycheekymonkey Год назад +210

    He was special. I was lucky enough to watch a lot of his fights live and he was just different to anybody before or since. He burned out early but my word did he burn brightly.

    • @TimTayl
      @TimTayl Год назад +9

      He fought a year later after his loss to Marco Antonio Barrera and won vacant IBO featherweight title then disappeared.

    • @catdogfishdogcats
      @catdogfishdogcats Год назад +7

      Better he got out then for him to have an embarrassing post loss career.

    • @scoop2963
      @scoop2963 Год назад +4

      You talk crap. He didn't burn out. He got hurt and didn't fancy it after that.. thanks barrera..😂

    • @legendarycheekymonkey
      @legendarycheekymonkey Год назад +14

      @@scoop2963 You read crap. It's an expression. In English for the dummies, he finished his career at a young age but while he fought he was massively entertaining. He was good value. If you likened his career to a candle, it burned out quickly but was very bright.

    • @raulelblanco781
      @raulelblanco781 Год назад +9

      @@scoop2963he still fought after Barrera, he retired due to brittled hands.

  • @prd.smoothmelodies4361
    @prd.smoothmelodies4361 Год назад +3

    I’ve watched this so many times. It’s a whole mood I always come back to it. He’s definitely a force of nature

  • @db5627
    @db5627 Год назад +5

    As a boxing a fan I feel ashamed to have never knew how truly dominate this man was. Love these videos appreciate your hard work.

  • @Joker3P
    @Joker3P Год назад +15

    Met him with my family one month ago in London… got to say god bless him and his family. Love and respect to the prince what a legend… hopefully he remembers me and my parents 😅🤍 he gave me an advice and it was to make sure I do my daily 5 prayers and emphasised about fajr prayer 🤲 🤍
    Peace and love to the prince 🤍

    • @sabanstjepanovic5393
      @sabanstjepanovic5393 6 месяцев назад +2

      Allah Uekber!Istinu ti je rekao SABAH namaz cuvaj i ostalih 5 namaza!Pogotovo Sabah u dzematu i Jacija u Dzematu!Selam alejkum

  • @minisam1988
    @minisam1988 Год назад +9

    I remember being 8 years old watching him win his first title with my bro and dad. Such good memories.

  • @lukewestwest
    @lukewestwest Год назад +45

    This dude was an absolute FREAK of nature. Reminds me of Roy Jones at his peak, So damn dangerous with the timing, precision, and unbelievable STOPPING POWER.

    • @Mot8484
      @Mot8484 2 месяца назад

      Aye against bums

  • @tr3f
    @tr3f Год назад +9

    some of his entrances were on a Wrestlemania level! hahaha, but on a serious note: I'm not usually a fan of flamboyant and over the top Boxers, but this documentary was awesome! I had heard the name, didn't know much about it him. The way he moved, ducked, and punched in the ring, was insane! Thank you once again, Joe Vincent and Co, for providing another KO documentary because everyone knows, "NOBODY BRINGS IT HOME LIKE JOE VINCENT, NOBODY!"

  • @mr.lovalova07
    @mr.lovalova07 Год назад +3

    My beloved Sheffield, plz keep producing ICONS like Naz🔥much luv from Saudi

  • @jasontorres2424
    @jasontorres2424 Год назад +7

    Prince Nadeem has always been one of my favorite fighters, along with Emanuel Augustus, and currently, Sean O’ Malley. I love the unorthodox display of skill and showmanship.

  • @calamar3sp826
    @calamar3sp826 3 месяца назад +1

    Nobody could ever match up with this guy, athlwtoc,showman,powerpuncher , he had it all. Glad to have witnessed him boxing

  • @sjkba
    @sjkba Год назад +6

    I have seen a documentary on him before but you always manage find unbelievable clips and combine them to something astonishing and entertaining. Love it!

  • @Auchaser643
    @Auchaser643 Год назад +8

    Naseem always amazed me, one if the few "with the flow" fighters. You can't teach anyone how to fight like him, one of a kind. Shame his hands and discipline didn't hold up but i imagine it's hard to hold discipline when you are a 2 time world champion in your early twenties.

  • @Honkiavelli
    @Honkiavelli Год назад +5

    Hamed is definitely documentary-worthy from the Great Joseph Vincent. Great video- brought back many memories of this exciting fighter.

  • @bh1422
    @bh1422 Год назад +18

    Hamed had diabolical power that was from a different underworld.

  • @Carmine_Lupertazzi
    @Carmine_Lupertazzi Год назад +2

    I must've watched over half a dozen Naz documentaries. This one is the best by far.
    Thank you.

  • @itsfreddyboy
    @itsfreddyboy Год назад +4

    I swear you just make magic with these videos please don't ever stop! Boxing needs you more than ever! ❤

  • @karlsidney3218
    @karlsidney3218 Год назад +2

    First heard of Prince Naseem when someone told me that he was the inspiration for one of the fighters in Hajime no Ippo. Saw some highlights and was definitely amazed. Glad to see Joe Vincent put out a video on him.

  • @FRESCO916
    @FRESCO916 Год назад +6

    One of my All time Greats.
    Prince Naseem Hamed.
    Showman and Amazing Power.

  • @joeyturbo7088
    @joeyturbo7088 Год назад +2

    Prince is a legend!!!!! Reminds me of a Yemenian Hector " Macho " Camacho with is God-given talent and showmanship. Thank you Mr. Vincent for creating this nostalgic content.

  • @findefinn
    @findefinn 6 месяцев назад +2

    Absolutely my favourite boxer of all time. I've been watching since the very late 70's. Genius. His boys look promising also.

  • @jayden.6
    @jayden.6 Год назад +7

    i actually searched for this exact video about 2 weeks ago wondering if you had done it yet. amazing work bro 💯

  • @AnSturbin
    @AnSturbin Год назад +6

    Man, I love this guy! Nobody brings it home like Joe Vincent

  • @ndrmartin2416
    @ndrmartin2416 Год назад +6

    Thank you for this video! Great work. Prince Naseem has been in my top 5 boxers since I first saw him. Totally the opposite style of boxer I was trained as but I wished so much I had his style and loved watching all his matches.

  • @oj-2258
    @oj-2258 Год назад +9

    The Naz vs Kelly fight was a classic, I remember watching it live going crazy

    • @duckyh9712
      @duckyh9712 10 месяцев назад +2

      Wow you saw it live. I’m 26 and rewatched that fight multiple times because of how crazy and exciting it was. I could imagine those were the days

    • @oj-2258
      @oj-2258 10 месяцев назад +2

      @duckyh9712 Great fight and the build up was awesome too

  • @jgfleet
    @jgfleet Год назад +7

    Dude, the limited commentary from you in this video works. It's weird but it does. Well done. And I can't believe how Prince was here one day and gone the next. What a showman.

  • @scottpearce771
    @scottpearce771 Год назад +17

    Been waiting for this one! One of my all time favourites he was a mega star and fought everyone never be anyone like him again! By the time he fought Barrera he was spent and he’s hands was always broke and hurting and he’s speed went he’s record was still unreal!

    • @yanicyoda4762
      @yanicyoda4762 Год назад

      The Best there was ,the best there ever will be in his position .mashallah

  • @truthreignsforever9286
    @truthreignsforever9286 Год назад +5

    Naseem was very sneaky and wily in the ring. He was very hard to read because of his unorthodox style! Very aware of his opponents of which he reacted naturally. And he had power too, definitely a rare talent

  • @garethreid327
    @garethreid327 Год назад +2

    The king returns mr Vincent is the goat of sport documentaries

  • @Jay-b2w1o
    @Jay-b2w1o Год назад +12

    A proper Yorkshire fighter. A showcase of British humour and power. Proud of Prince 🇬🇧

    • @Mot8484
      @Mot8484 2 месяца назад

      British 😂😂😂😂

  • @lucianadriancordis-zx9vq
    @lucianadriancordis-zx9vq 6 месяцев назад +1

    There is a saying in my country. Everything godfather has his own. My God this guy's a legend. Thank you for the documentary.

  • @theaccountcreated8962
    @theaccountcreated8962 Год назад +27

    He certainly was good, I didn’t realize how many top ranked guys he faced. He could have still fought if he could have changed his style of boxing, but decided to retire instead. Still one of the best.

    • @jaydenyoung4851
      @jaydenyoung4851 Год назад +2

      Idk what style you could have that doesn’t involve punching considering his hands were brittle

    • @weedyp
      @weedyp 11 месяцев назад +1

      Hamed was at his very best whenhe was at the Wincobank gym with Brendan Ingle as his coach.
      When Hamed boxed with that unorthodox Wincobank boxing technique, hands down, loose and relaxed, confident and cocky, arrogant even!
      The minute that Emanuel Stewart started coaching him, and changed Hamed into a more orthodox boxer.....that's when he declined.

    • @weedyp
      @weedyp 9 месяцев назад

      @nicholasgreen339 Oh ok 👍....I didn't know that......I always thought Bombwr Graham inherited his technique from the Ingles, I stand corrected! 👍

    • @jetleeprimestate
      @jetleeprimestate 2 месяца назад

      He literally fought nobody big except Barrera

  • @robertcatania1120
    @robertcatania1120 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much for cover Prince Naseem, it really is amazing how few people are aware of how good he was and not just a gimmick act.

    • @nashbullet3213
      @nashbullet3213 Год назад

      People actually knew he was a bums killer waiting to meet elite competition which he did and failed

    • @robertcatania1120
      @robertcatania1120 Год назад +3

      @nashbullet3213 you are definitely entitled to your opinion but I disagree. He fought all the top competition of his era its just that featherweight division didn't have as much elite competition as other weight classes. By time he fought Barrera he was past his prime and lost some of his speed which made him such a lethal fighter. No different than Roy Jones Jr. whose style was also unique and far from text book which relied heavily on his speed to execute with the success that he did. Once he got older and speed started to go...well you know the rest. Does that mean Roy was a fraud too? No of course not. Prince fought everyone, knocked out most, and had one defeat (by decison) at the end of his career to a hall of fame legendary fighter who was still in his prime. You can't take that away from Prince.

  • @henrygarley1595
    @henrygarley1595 Год назад +8

    Most entertaining fighting style ever

  • @bllewe2713
    @bllewe2713 Год назад +6

    HERE WE GO! So hyped for this thank you!

  • @jpjones5880
    @jpjones5880 Год назад +3

    Nice! Love prince highlights, was just watching some! Perfect timing!

  • @kenw2225
    @kenw2225 Год назад +5

    Before my time. Knew of him. Knew he was the best for a while. Didn't ever see this many clips of him. He was so much better than everyone else. Wow. His prime like Jones Jr. No one would beat him. Just wow, didn't realize how much his one punch power really extended

    • @kenw2225
      @kenw2225 Год назад +2

      Even this being a highlight video. I've never seen someone conserve punches and only hit with such power , so accurately. What a fighter. No wonder hid hands were broken

  • @charlesjohnson536
    @charlesjohnson536 Год назад +3

    PRINCE NASEEM HAMED .. DEFINITELY 1 OF THE MOST ENTERTAINING BOXERS EVER .. AND HIS RING ENTRANCE MIGHT HAVE BEEN THE BEST ..

  • @JusHustle24s
    @JusHustle24s Год назад +3

    I have never clicked a video so fast in my life

  • @davidkalmowitz2532
    @davidkalmowitz2532 Год назад +3

    How freaking crazy I was just looking for this video 3 days ago and figured out it wasn't Done and was wishing it would be bc these videos are always super amazingly done and some of the best documentary videos I've seen on you tube, even better than most ESPN shit, great job! I asked the universe and it provided...crazy fast to!!

  • @ShogunateDaimyo
    @ShogunateDaimyo Год назад +28

    I love that JV dropped a doc on Prince Nas! People should know he was one of the most exciting and talented fighters of the 90s!!❤🙏
    When i was just a boy i disliked Nas because i perceived he was just arrogant. When i got older and started fighting i respected his fierce power, speed, and uncanny ability to move in unorthodox ways. As i grew to understand business i respected how his showboating and carpet riding antics brought multi-million dollar paychecks to the smaller divisions.
    He gets picked apart for his fight with Marco Barrera but what the majority of people fail to realize is he was coming off an almost 2 year layoff due to repeated and failed hand surgeries that they were keeping out of the press because his stock would plummet if people figured he wasn't a threat any longer. During those 2 years he wasnt sure if he'd be able to heal sufficiently to fight again and as a result of inactivity put on 40+ lbs. The contract to fight Barrera was signed 8 weeks before the fight. Therefore he wqs coming in not fully healed, out of shape, and rusty.
    If you notice during the ring walk out they talk about how Nas delayed the fight by an hour due to 'issues' with his gloves and needing to change/ switch gloves resulting in officials having to reinspect multiple pairs etc. This wasn't mental warfare. This was the team trying to accommodate the prince's hand injuries. And Marco Antonio Barrera KNEW it and therefore didn't have the fear of the Prince's hands his prior opponents did. The Prince didn't decline because of Marco Antonio it was because his hands were no longer able to deliver the force he could generate.

    • @xavierjuno4572
      @xavierjuno4572 Год назад +8

      Honestly given his knockout power and his many punching angles, I'm not surprised his hands couldn't hold up much longer. After all, the hands are some of the easiest bones to break

    • @ShogunateDaimyo
      @ShogunateDaimyo Год назад +2

      @@xavierjuno4572 so true....! thinking back to his training footage on the bag I saw many years back blew my mind. The sound of the blow echoed in the training facility. It was fast and seemed effortless. No wind up, no huge muscles required. No leaning in or overcommitting. I had never seen a small fighter strike like that. If you train you know the sonic snap of a proper strike on the heavy bag. That reel of Naz at 5'3 changed my perception of what a smaller fighter could do. It might've been the first time it clicked that speed.....speed kills; how a fighter can use physics to make up for mass by delivering with increased velocity. Seeing/ hearing the crack of 'whap whap whap' that concussed his opponents gray matter was a thing of beauty 😍

    • @hrvojemilicevic3309
      @hrvojemilicevic3309 Год назад

      You literally said ; excuse, excuse, excuse, excuse...

    • @xavierjuno4572
      @xavierjuno4572 Год назад +3

      @@hrvojemilicevic3309 ok funny guy you try punching a bag with knockout power for years on end see how your hands end up overtime

    • @ShogunateDaimyo
      @ShogunateDaimyo Год назад +6

      @@hrvojemilicevic3309 I don't see it that way. Barrera was the ONLY loss of his career.

  • @ActAccordinglyNow
    @ActAccordinglyNow Год назад +6

    The best walkout in boxing history.

  • @J05H241
    @J05H241 Год назад +1

    Brilliant vid again!! Prince is one of the best British fighters ever. Highly under rated!!

  • @9azario555
    @9azario555 Год назад +3

    I’m genuinely wondering if we’re interlinked because every-time I thin about you making a documentary, it always ends up happening! I was watching Sugar Ray highlights a couple months back and thought to myself “Joseph would make great doc on this guy”, BOOM! Two days later, saw the notification. Same happened for Jones and Buakaw. I was looking at TikTok videos of Naseem YESTERDAY, thinking “Joseph would make one of the best docs ever for this guy” and BOOM! Super excited for this documentary, I know you killed it, you should do Anderson Sliva next.

  • @gavingg4761
    @gavingg4761 Год назад +1

    Am glad to have grown up watching this guy with my dad!💙

  • @luisvelasquez1577
    @luisvelasquez1577 Год назад +3

    Boxing NEEDS another showman that can actually bang “with an attitude “ . The prince was truth !

  • @derekeisenbrei9440
    @derekeisenbrei9440 Год назад +1

    I've been waiting for you to create this one. I remember being amazed by his speed and charisma when I was growing up.

  • @MakoTheFrog
    @MakoTheFrog Год назад +5

    growing up i never liked him, i thought he was an arrogant cocky prick, it's only now as an adult i realize the difference between false confidence and competence in your own ability, what an absolutely incredible fighter this guy was, my respect for him has grown massively, and he was even humble in defeat. What a legend!

  • @seanmombourquette7804
    @seanmombourquette7804 11 месяцев назад

    I just rediscovered my appreciation for boxing AND all the hardwork, research and editing it takes to put one of these excellent videos together. Cheers

  • @SethBerger-LE
    @SethBerger-LE Год назад +3

    21:05 Thank you for another epic video sir. No one does it better

  • @GlenRushz
    @GlenRushz Год назад +2

    My favourite southpaw boxer!
    That leaping left uppercut is always unexpected and hold so much power

  • @HoustonUchiha
    @HoustonUchiha Год назад +3

    Yessir it’s time again for a great showing by JV

  • @MrG77
    @MrG77 Год назад +1

    Whatever you think of his arrogance and confidence,you cannot deny how entertaining he was and the power and speed he had was something else. Brilliant boxer. 🙏

  • @KingkongoJungle-vs8on
    @KingkongoJungle-vs8on Год назад +6

    An amazing fighter with an awesome amount of confidence

  • @Beinspiredmusic
    @Beinspiredmusic Год назад +1

    What a legend I grow up watching naz love this thank you ❤

  • @shazebahmed0704
    @shazebahmed0704 Год назад +4

    Finally a prince naseem hamed 🤩 documentary from the legend Joseph Vincent 💯

  • @LucasW.B
    @LucasW.B Год назад +1

    This is exactly the docu I wanted to see on this channel!❤

  • @elroyflin
    @elroyflin Год назад +4

    Well done Joe ! Great documentary !

  • @piercebullhorn1370
    @piercebullhorn1370 Год назад +1

    Finally, this is long overdue.
    Kudos to you again man.

  • @AbsoluteScooby
    @AbsoluteScooby Год назад +3

    Naseem Hamed was the man

  • @Mr1888bhoy
    @Mr1888bhoy Год назад +1

    Naz was the best boxer I've ever seen. Thanks JV

  • @adnanebelfaquir
    @adnanebelfaquir Год назад +7

    As an Arab , i am very proud of him ❤

    • @gordonramsdale
      @gordonramsdale Год назад +1

      He’s British?

    • @Mot8484
      @Mot8484 2 месяца назад

      @@gordonramsdalehe’s an Arab ffs

  • @2ru2pacFan
    @2ru2pacFan Год назад +1

    Nice! I was just sharing your channel with a friend since we were talking about your iron man documentary so can't wait to watch this 🍿

  • @unknownentity524
    @unknownentity524 Год назад +9

    The most electrifying man in boxing, never be another naz 🙌

    • @Mot8484
      @Mot8484 2 месяца назад

      Thank fuck

  • @markgamer.freefire
    @markgamer.freefire Год назад +2

    ماشاء الله عليك الله يبارك . حتى بالوقت الحالي ما حد وصل لمستواك . والله انتا مدرسة وأسطورة . عملت يلي ما حد عملو . اتخيل لو لعبت بهذا الزمان مع الأنترنت كنت رح تكون اكثر مقاتل مشهور بالعالم . مش طبيعي مثل المطاطة رشاقة وردة فعل خرافية وقوة وثقة بالنفس . يلي انتا كنت تعملو زمان الأن يحاولو يعملو مثلك . يرحم والديك والله احبك من كل قلبي وكثير فرحت لما شفتك بالسعودية مع الأساطير . كل الحب

  • @musclethrottle
    @musclethrottle Год назад +12

    He will be forever remember as one of the greatest❤

  • @1980VINZ
    @1980VINZ Год назад +2

    I discovered this guy being 18yo in 1998.
    I’m 43 yo now.
    I still don’t understand what’s happening when I’m watching him, again and again and again.
    I MEAN SERIOUSLY.

  • @bh1422
    @bh1422 Год назад +3

    What was equally impressive as his power was his cat-like reflexes.

  • @jerimybutler897
    @jerimybutler897 Год назад +1

    Haven't watched yet but THIS will be a good one....... love The Prince

    • @jerimybutler897
      @jerimybutler897 Год назад

      Love how those that don't like him don't really know or even watched him! Arrogance = confidence