Is Nassem Hamed aka "The Prince" returning to boxing? What division? Will he be as good as he was?
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It's been four years since Hamed last fought. There have been a lot of rumors throughout the years that he would come back but they've all turned out to be false. Hamed himself claimed he would come back to boxing last November (2005), but most fans are doubtful about it. He's been overweight during the long layoff, so even if he does come back getting down to weight will take a lot out of him, and he won't be nearly as effective as he was in his prime.
314884
Could be Barry Migugan of Nazeem... possibly Cooper as he has Ali beat had he not had to change gloves!
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Don't hold me to this because I'm relying on a shakey memory. I know he was a 3 time Golden Gloves Champion record 30wins-2losses I think. His current record is 79W-5L-2D-38ko. I also think he was arrested for theft recentley.
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There are plenty of boxing champs, as there are plenty of divisions.  Go to "BOXREC.COM" it is a VERY informative boxing site, and has all the current recognized champions on the right hand side of its main page.  These are the current recognized champions in their respective divisions:\n\n\n    Chris Byrd         /        Heavyweight\n    O'Neil Bell        /       Cruiserweight \n    Antonio Tarver     /        Light Heavyweight \n    Jeff Lacy          /        Super Middleweight \n    Ronald Wright      /        Middleweight \n    Shane Mosley       /        Light Middleweight \n    Floyd Mayweather Jr /        Welterweight \n    Jose Luis Castillo  /       Light Welterweight \n    Diego Corrales      /       Lightweight \n    Manny Pacquiao      /       Super Featherweight \n    Juan Manuel Marquez /       Featherweight \n    Israel Vazquez      /       Super Bantamweight \n    Rafael Marquez      /       Bantamweight \n    Masamori Tokuyama   /       Super Flyweight \n    Lorenzo Parra       /       Flyweight \n    Roberto Vasquez     /       Light Flyweight \n    Eagle Kyowa         /       Minimumweight
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look at the state of boxing right now. whatever state you think it's in that will give you your answer for your don king question.
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Sadly enough joe Mesi will probably keep beating bums and undeservedly get a title shot. I thought he was over-rated before the suspension and I cant see him beating any of the better heavyweights out there.
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Yeah Deadman is going to be victorious this time. \nThe Great Khali, REST IN PEACE.
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He hasn't been fighting much recently. After all, he's lost his last three fights. He was a commentator for HBO boxing for a while but was let go at the end of last year as he's still looking forward to fighting. His next fight is currently scheduled for July 29. Check BoxRec for his fight record and for upcoming fight scheduling:\nhttp://www.boxrec.com/record1758.html\n\nWikipedia also has some basic info you may find interesting:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Jones_Jr.
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Holyfield doesn't really notice when he's been beaten. As stated in the article, he still thinks he can be the heavyweight champ. If you listen to his interviews after the fights, you'd see that he considers losses to be part of God's plan. That's something that nothing or nobody can convince him otherwise. He probably believes that becoming world champion is just the next part of that plan.
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I had no idea, but you seem to be a true fight fan (as your name states), so this is the best I could find.  I checked multiple sites and his name didn't appear anywhere.\n\nBoxing\nMen's 48kg\n\nJose Anastacio Albuquerque \nRound 1 – Lost to Valeri Sidorenko of Ukraine (did not advance) \nMen's 57kg\n\nVlademir Dos Santos Pereira \nRound 1 – Defeated James Swan of Australia \nRound 2 – Lost to Ramazan Palyani of Turkey (did not advance) \nMen's 60kg\n\nAgnaldo Magalhaes \nRound 1 – Lost to Michael Katsidis of Australia (did not advance) \nMen's 63.5kg\n\nKelson Carlos Santos Pinto \nRound 1 – Defeated Ghulam Shabbir of Pakistan \nRound 2 – Lost to Mahamadkadyz Abdullaev of Uzbekistan (did not advance) \nMen's 75kg\n\nCleiton Conceicao \nRound 1 – Lost to Jeff Lacy of United States (did not advance) \nMen's 81kg\n\nLaudelino Barros \nRound 1 – Lost to Daniel Green of Australia (did not advance)
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I don't know how many more people are going to ask this question. His next fight is against Renato Sobral at UFC 62 in August. It has been confirmed about 2 months ago.
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Being the first to regain the belt! It was so much harder back then with all the politics and only one belt. He was good for the sport! Big loss, sadly no one remembers him!\n\nI will pour out a beer for him though!
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his last fight was about 9-10 days ago, he won. it is rumored that he is gonna fight once more and than fight the winner of Wright/Quartey, but as of now there is now official news.
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Teddy Atlas is the guy you're looking for. He wasn't a boxer himself very long due to a spinal injury, but he ended up working with Cus D'Amato and helping train Mike Tyson. The ESPN website has a brief bio on Atlas.
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A couple years ago Oleg Maskev knocked Hasim Rahman out of the ring in the 10th round.  Theyre fighting each other again this fall, the rematch should be interesting.
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I am wondering the same.  He has been doing not so good though.  he's still winning kind of, but not like the TKO man he used to be...
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He also defeated the great Azumah Nelson among some other very good fighters.  He was a great fighter and despite his untimely death will still go down in boxing history as an all time great.