The Art Of Disrespect - How Barrera Broke Boxing Royalty

Marco Antonio Barerra was a proud Mexican champion who let his hands do the talking. Prince Nassem Hamed was one of the most over the top and disrespecful competitiors in boxing. While Hamed’s outlandish ability and antics sold millions of fights. The Prince deeply believed he was better than anyone. He was wrong.

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[@Liquorice_Monster]

The fact that Hamed prided himself on being so strange, unorthodox, out of the box, and then he got annihilated by someone essentially just sticking to boxing basics, is the funniest thing in the world to me.

[@felathar1985]

Hamed never fough anyone of significance before Barreda. He fought good boxers but no one exceptional. Barredad was exeptional. Some people even called him "boring" because he stick to the basics but the man was incredibly skilled at using the basics. Hamed was 99%show and 1% heart. As soon as he found someone that would not fall for his flashy style he stop believing in himself. I remember watching a documentary were he was more worried about his suit and what gloves to wear (and that's why he was 30min late to the fight) while Barrera was in the mountains training like it was the last fight of his life.

[@stevepalpatine2828]

He had the same gimmick Emmanuel Augustus had, except Augustus was better at it.

[@lyricofwise6894]

​@@felathar1985 Hamed was high on the p4p list at the time (you dont get on the p4p list without fighting good competition observably), and Barrera prided himself in this win. Hamed fought good competition, casuals are saying he didnt for no reason other than to JUST make a statement on fundamentals. If Hamed didnt fight anyone good, then Barrera's victory is barely worth anything if we use your faulty logic (derailing a hype train isnt an acheivement, because itf its just a hype train.... then its just hype.. not real talent)

[@Crazyoldman84]

​@@lyricofwise6894exactly 💯

[@thinkhendrix]

@@stevepalpatine2828 and people liked augustus

[@weejim48]

I am British but I loved seeing Hamed getting what he deserved. Personally I don’t like it when boxers trash talk, and when Barrera hammered him I was cheering like mad. 👍

[@twt3716]

I'm English and I have to say that this is one of my all time favourite fights. The 'prince' got the spanking of his life and it was delicious. I watch this fight at least twice a year. A dog will kill you with its face. But Barrera kills royalty with Grace. Perfect.

[@jcdova29]

The look on Hamed’s father was priceless. He had the look of a man that stepped into a new reality. Nassim was nothing but a clown. He finally fought a top tier fighter and got the alah beat out of him.

[@lyricofwise6894]

Hamed was high on the p4p list at the time, and Barrera prided himself in this win. Hamed fought good competition, casuals are saying he didnt for no reason other than to JUST make a statement on fundamentals. If Hamed didnt fight anyone good, then Barrera's victory is barely anything by that faulty logic.

[@kiaraantonio1210]

​@Myrna V who did hamed faced before Barrera? The aging Kelly who managed to put that princess twice on his ass?

[@ThehulkGreen]

Massive fan of barrera, from the 🇬🇧 uk.

[@terucks]

His rivalry with Eric Morales… was deeply intense 🔥🔥🔥

[@Palacios984]

Ow they both co-host a podcast called "Un round más" (One round more). Check it out, if You have done yet. I would suggest them to get some stuff with english translation since they are world wide known Champs.

[@rogdawg123]

one of the if not the best rivalry ever in boxing 🥊🥊

[@TheCheliz]

A battle between two mexicans is hilarious

[@stephenr80]

I dont know why wasnt that on here 😮

[@joshlewis575]

The 1st fight was the best boxing match I've ever seen. One guy would beat the shit out of the other for half a round then the other guy would do the same. Shit was wild to see live

[@el34glo59]

I remember this day like it was yesterday watching it with my dad rooting for Barrera. Nothing felt better than to see him humble that arrogant sob

[@DAVIDGOMEZ-nc6fh]

Barrera’s combinations are unreal. Mexican style at its best.

[@jackhandma1011]

Loved how he described Hamed's ability like a narrator describes a different animal species. Made Barrera's win very significant.

[@IGuessVince]

It was very significant tho. The prince was one of the best pound for pound in that fight, and was only seen to grow more. Barrera never got that much recognition before because he never did the drama like everyone else

[@Woolfie902]

Barrera's left hook to the body was a thing of a beauty 🔥🔥🔥

[@GalactusOG]

God bless this Aztec Warrior and legend of Combat Sports! Viva Mexico!

[@chennforajido]

Hamed faced an elite boxer from an elite lineage of warriors 🇲🇽

[@dantemariscal8679]

@@Cosmiccreep287 boring?

[@zamsuthalim]

@@Cosmiccreep287 clearly you dont know chavez,sanchez..etc,bet you dont even watch boxing

[@chennforajido]

@@Cosmiccreep287 we got a butt burned clown here..

[@benboxingsense]

@21atheist How is he a border Jumper?

[@yawontsmokemebicth4922]

@@Cosmiccreep287 lol it's quite clear you're jealous and probably wish you were Mexican too

[@peaceseeker9927]

Hamed's limitations were clearly exposed in his humiliating defeat against Barrera, who was very unlike Hamed's previous opponents. Hamed was young in his prime but some in the media were making pathetic excuses that he was off that night and was not in tip top shape. Barrera landed well timed body shots that helped to tire Hamed and which kept him from positioning himself to counter as he normally would. So it came down to better technical skills and smarter strategy. Hamed's response times were not less than their best, it's that Barrera's timing and placement were better.

[@Dirhe]

Totally agree, Barrera was criminally underrated in this fight, because of the idol status of Hamed. He gave the royal prince a boxing lesson, and exposed him, to the point that every fighter knew how to beat him afterwards. He ended his carreer right there, but, as Hamed was "HUGE" people tend to make a lot of excuses to play the victim card. Is often enough that big talkers have big excuses also, because all they have is that, their voice.

[@peaceseeker9927]

@@Dirhe Well said 💪.

[@Stand4Righteousness]

Barrera fought a perfect fight he would've beat anyone that night. But at the same time u can't tell me naseem was his usual self in that fight. His reflexes was non existent and moved slow

[@EBR1]

@@Stand4Righteousness He was his usual self, it's just that Berrara made him look as though he wasn't. That was Hamed's usual level of skill.....but because Barrera was so good and well prepared, Naseem appeared lacking.

[@stevepalpatine2828]

Hamed fought tomato cans, his reputation was manufactured hype. The first time he fought anyone world class that wasn't a has been or a can he got mauled by Barrera. Barrera took his heart in that fight.

[@championsmaterial]

Naseem Hamed, one of most unorthodox boxers to ever step in the ring. Only Emmanuel Augustus comes to mind as a comparison. The difference, Emmanuel had the fundamentals, heart and grit underneath the showmanship. Barrera is a top 15 all time Mexican fighter in my view. And certainly not someone you underestimate out of the ring or play with in it. The results speak for themselves. Well done again Rhythm Boxing, well done!

[@mrbenz2392]

Facts!

[@LIONTAMER3D]

top 15 mexican? lol top 15 all time.

[@maxacorn]

augustus ate losses, due to his biased judging, but kept on going. he was such a complex boxer that floyd mayweather called him the toughest fight of his life. naseem, sadly, lacked that kind of drive.

[@skilol.8366]

@@LIONTAMER3D chill

[@coryburns9161]

It was so nice when Marco stopped Hamed

[@clarkkent8286]

Not only one of my favorite Mexican boxers of all time, but my favorite of the last Fab Four (Barrera, Morales, Marquez, and Pacquiao)

[@LAshades]

Nobody calls them the fab four. L.

[@BreakthroughInk]

Pac is not Mexican. How about switching him to Chavez?

[@clarkkent8286]

@@LAshades You don't, I do

[@clarkkent8286]

@@BreakthroughInk Pacquiao is part of the Fab Four with these guys. They all fought each other with the exception of Morales and Marquez

[@darkknight9102]

Like the fantastic four Leonard hearns Duran hagler

[@tthompson4768]

My 2nd fav fight ever after Hagler v Hearns. Marco put on an absolute clinic. Beautiful to watch...

[@TheOlmonroe1]

A 12 round ass whoopin

[@nicholashannigan6930]

Excellent upload.. I bet £100 on Barrera to beat Hamed & was laughed at by the bookie who took my bet. I can't remember exactly the odds but I picked up around £300 that's including my stake money. I don't bet usually but having been an avid boxing fan since I was a child. I couldn't resist because of the disrespect that was shown towards Barrera by the sports press & bookies, they REALLY underestimated him! I do remember though that the odds were alot better the day before but because of the hesitation on my part, by the time I placed the bet (the day before the night of the fight) the narrative had changed & the odds on Barrera had been reduced by ALOT! Thanks Marco Antonio Barrera.

[@LLV1915]

As many Champions we have had in mexico and Gods in the sport..What Barrera did that night was a master boxing class that is rarely seen.

[@big-l5771]

Marco made me crazy money off that beat down

[@gprz843]

Can’t wait for the next video of Barrera vs Morales fights.

[@NORTH02]

“With liver as the main course” the writing and poetry in these videos routinely amazes me.

[@spottingem6171]

Barrera Vs Morales trilogy are the best fights I’ve ever watched personally

[@emiliobonet1508]

I love ❤️ Barrera. From a boricua. A legend

[@seanbrewjr170]

Keep the vids coming

[@gl6996]

This was one of my favorite fights vs. the Prince!!! Pure beauty 🥊😠🥊

[@dadevi]

The beautiful thing about boxing is that there are all kinds of styles. Anyone of them, used at the right time against the right opponent can make you a champ.

[@Acordionista509]

Barrera had a good liver punch because he was a lefty. He mentioned it in a podcast that he's a southpaw but all his coaches told him he had to fight orthodox

[@BoxingFishingGuy]

Makes sense because no one wants to fight a southpaw

[@elmivickperez6151]

It's one of the greatest victory in the whole history of Mexican Boxing!!

[@Apesedits]

Whole or hole? Ah who cares uh!

[@kleenbeats]

Prince Naseem is one of my favourite boxers, but as a boxer myself, this fight taught me the value of respecting the fundamentals above all else.

[@starryian007]

Not for me. I absolutely detested him. He disrespected around him and anyone who wished him well and around He got his cummupence when he fought a real pressure fighter where je was exposed in the most public way possible he predictably had no Plan B. For the only time in my life, I was happy a British boxer lost. His arrogance and disrespect were insufferable and this proved his downfall.

[@kleenbeats]

@@starryian007 I completely understand where you’re coming from mate (I watched his fights from a historical perspective, not in real time like yourself). Sounds like we stand on different sides of history. It makes me wonder how I’ll feel about Jake Paul in 20 years (pretty sure I’ll still think he’s a t*sser when I’m on my death bed, haha) About 10 years ago a mate of mine gave me a dvd with almost all Naseem’s fights (including many AMs). I watched every fight in order and was blown away by his fluidity and movement (none more so than his fight with Barrera, when I saw the flaws, what a lesson in the fundamentals, and of course, pressure!). From there I went on to learn about Brendan Ingle and his training methods, then Herold Graham (wow) and Johnny Nelson (amazing) etc. I respect Naseem in the same way I do Emmanuel Augustus (floors and all…from a boxers perspective). The greatest freestyle boxer (from the classics), imo, is Pernell Whitaker!! (Sweet pea vs Chavez, mate, now that’s a display of styles and, despite the robbery, love that fight!). Hmmm… I just bloody love boxing, haha (hoping Tszyu Jr puts us back on the map). All the best from down unda!

[@goat7728]

You aren't his fan you bum

[@bernardotorres4659]

What a great and authoritative comment, because it comes from someone who is a boxer .

[@S-North]

Though Barrera out 'boxed' hamed, and gave a masterclass in 'boxing' an opponent, and showed the world that hamed was no fundamental 'boxer'.

[@thekingstable204]

“He had a gift from God in either hand like Moses commandments” -Bars!!!

[@petergonzalez2632]

I recently saw an interview with Marco Barrera. He divulged some BTS info about this fight. In the round he and Hamed fell to the ground, it wasn't an accident. Barrera said he did it intentionally because he knew Hamed was a dirty fighter so he wanted to let him know he wasn't afraid to fight dirty too. Also, the infamous double-nelson incident that cost him a point, as he bullied Hamed he kept yelling at him "who's your daddy" over and over. After the fight Marco wanted the rematch, at a later date he reached out to Ricky Hatton to setup a meeting between he and Hamed. He even flew out to London to meet him, but Hamed turned him down. He said he was done with boxing and didn't want a rematch. Marco was disappointed because he knew it would be a huge payday for both of them. He also said, whenever he goes to Britain people recognize him more than in Mexico which is mindblowing.

[@Mindlabytinth]

Junior Jones throws more fouls than Golota, holy fuck

[@TheBoxingRealm]

Yup he should be DQed

[@GuerreroDelInfo]

still though, barrera can fight dirty too. i think jones just had barrera's number. maybe he was at a disadvantage, who knows?

[@Tyme_flies]

I had to pause this video because watching the last segment with Prince Naseem Hamad almost made me cry. It brought back so many memories of watching his fights. But even i knew he fumbled the ball on this one. Actually the last 2 or 3 of his fights was different than when he began. All i have to say is somebody from Netflix or HBO should come along and pay you millions for these videos or at least your narration of them because they are second to none, top notch, nobel peace prize worthy. SERIOUSLY!!!!!!

[@tonydouglas334]

Another great video

[@Rodageado]

Great performance by the great Marco Antonio barrera.

[@alvincapone5859]

That Hamad fight still has groupies upset about the humiliation Hamad faced.

[@bernardotorres4659]

I think that the narration was really excellent. There is not one wasted word in it .

[@twptel]

"right hand is the universal sign language" lmao

[@DaddyBoo69]

The Barerra fighting in the first match shown, is very much different from the barerra i watched fighting pacquiao. I didnt like barerra simply because im pro pacquiao but im very much curious on his accomplishments in the ring and how he beat tough opponents, Especially Hamed!! When i saw some of his fights i really saw badass he is. Respect.

[@CornerStoreDrums]

Top. Notch. Always!!

[@geraldgeraldson7640]

RIP Mills Lane

[@morningstar577]

"Let's get it on!"

[@NabilAbdulrashidComedy]

Oh no! When did he pass?

[@blackandwhiteart3790]

@@NabilAbdulrashidComedy He died 2 weeks ago, December 6th

[@douglaspatrick868]

Mills was a rock solid ref and about as honest as they come in the wild world of boxing, it's something else how he found himself playing a part in so many memorable and often infamous moments in boxing history during his time as a referee. He has been a dearly missed character and presence in and around the sport ever since he suffered that awful stroke, and missed he will continue to be, but with the silver lining that him and his loved ones can rest and don't have to struggle with all that anymore. We just lost Steve Smoger this month too, that whole generation or two of referees I grew up accustomed to seeing as the third man in the ring are all getting to that age.😔

[@keonnewilliams9511]

Didn't know 🙏❤️🤍💙🌎✌️

[@IM-cs9ke]

My favorite Mexican fighter

[@jeremiahhernandez9757]

Mad respect to both fighters, insanely top class stuff. And kudos to hamed for takin it on the chin like a king. 🙏🏾

[@amackclassic6737]

This is an amazing channel

[@kenpringle6568]

Very good video 👍🏽

[@Cesar-pq2ck]

It was so satisfying to see this fight live and the final result

[@kennysmith1336]

I love this sport

[@rogdawg123]

excellent video 👌👌

[@groundhopeunder717]

The video had me captivated from the start til the end you started making the story about the hamed guy

[@keonnewilliams9511]

Beautiful 🥊🥊🥊🥊🌎✌️

[@traceynorcross5666]

This is what happens when a very good fighter goes in with an elite fighter.

[@kdlofty]

"Deeply punchable ego". Absolutely nailed it. lol.

[@ThaRealCowboibishop]

Man U took me down memory lane wit this 1. I had 4gotten how I was introduced 2 Barerra. It was tha Mckinney fight. Watchin it Here made me remember that night vividly. Thanks!

[@MadMaxMovieReactions]

The Prince fr was such an athlete my lord😂

[@playboy198900]

Should rename the channel to boxing poetry

[@timothyjudsontaylorofficia9786]

I love rewatching this and seeing Hamed get his clock sprung!

[@Bugsybugs]

So very satisfying to watch😂

[@c.galindo9639]

He really had a demeanor that he wanted to eat up every opponent he faced in the ring. Basically like a hunter on the prowl

[@ummerfarooq5383]

Didn't he fail the drug test?

[@c.galindo9639]

@@ummerfarooq5383 idk. It wasn’t brought up

[@ummerfarooq5383]

@@c.galindo9639 why was he farting in the fight?

[@g.panitikan1929]

and Pacquiao just destroyed him pretty easily

[@c.galindo9639]

@@ummerfarooq5383 idk. Were you specifically at that fight and smelling his farts?

[@jvtaxi3766]

Absolute gold, got sent home humiliated with his face feeling like it had been attacked by a swarm of angry wasps.

[@Maravillaboxeo]

Can you do a video on Edwin Valero?

[@GrammerOfficer]

Man, you document the most underrated boxers. Thank you for not just covering the mainstream names.

[@ryguy1144]

Can u make a video on jorge paez pls

[@Solojo3]

Can you please do a Sergio Martinez vs Paul Williams video🙏

[@juan-HiFi]

loVE IT !!!!

[@Quotes85]

Like your video

[@jesussuarez1011]

I'll forever be crushed we never got to see Hamed vs Mayweather

[@diegofonseca6708]

They were both divas they would have both made ridiculous demands and neither side would have budged

[@jesussuarez1011]

@@diegofonseca6708 I still think it would've been a barnburner. They were already in negotiations before Naseem fought Barerra. If he had beaten Barerra, then he would've been on the direct path to Floyd.

[@micah14]

@@diegofonseca6708 No, you're thinking of money Mayweather. Pretty boy Floyd was a whole different animal, he was hungry around this time and fought anybody with a bigger name. He would've took the fight.

[@micah14]

@@diegofonseca6708 And also Floyd would've destroyed him.

[@tylerhingleton8493]

@@diegofonseca6708 Bro, you tripping. When Mayweather was coming up around that time, he was considered high risk/low reward and was one of the most avoided fighters in the sport. He didn't quite have the star power Hamed had, since he was still fighting on the undercards at the time, even tho, Mayweather was interested in fighting him. After what he had done to Diego Corrales, who was a more dangerous fighter, Naseem didn't want any smoke.

[@thewaltbrownellchannel9318]

Pride comes before the fall

[@SayGahTaah]

The way the English talk about hamed is embarrassing. Dude retired once he got a taste from the elite.

[@gmshadowtraders]

Umm.... never knocked out or stopped? One of the best records in all of boxing history? Try again lol

[@SayGahTaah]

Whose his most notable win? Kevin Kelley? Lol Hamed was a local great but once he entered the true elites to be on the alltime list he ran. Just like his style.

[@abdulraheem468]

He was finished by the time he faced barrera his hands were brittle

[@gmshadowtraders]

@@abdulraheem468 Don't tell them it will ruin their dream world lol

[@LAshades]

@@gmshadowtraders L

[@goldenagenut]

Wow, his 2 fights with J. Jones, if you ever want a perfect example of ' what is a rabbit punch? ' that was it.

[@dice1331]

Fans say that the media did a character assasination on Hamed. In reality, he was just too arrogant, too lazy, too proud, too abnoxious, for his own good. He bad mouthed Barrera before the fight, he didn't train and relied on his power punches. Then after the fight, instead of improving snd coming back stronger ss he said, he didn't do sll of those things. Basically, he hammered the last nail on his coffin and buried himself.

[@via8029]

how would the current current featherweight stack up against the era of barrera, morales, pacquio, and marquez?

[@abdulraheem468]

They'd get destroyed

[@lsghost5805]

Pac-man alone would rip apart the current featherweights

[@el34glo59]

Lol forget it. They'd destroy them

[@S-North]

I never tire of watching hameds' head being speed balled by Barrera.

[@chrisrobbie8675]

Barrera-Morales-Marquez👍👍👍

[@marcmaster7911]

Aye he ain’t give it up easy tho but this is why basics are important, know when to use and disregard them at the same time know how to use them

[@efraincarrera8395]

The Prince was great but Barrera was the better fighter and gave him a boxing lesson

[@robert9704]

prince was another overhyped british BUM. brits will NEVER be able to compete with us.

[@SayGahTaah]

@Adam Deen Pacquiao beat them both

[@silentandcasperotero9756]

He's a true champion

[@lime455]

Can we get a Barrera v Morales vid somedaay, please? That would be fire!

[@rhythmboxing]

Unfortunately I can’t touch that fight due to copyright

[@TheStonerosesHQ]

The only time I’ve heard anyone call this fight right when you said it was close thank you! It was close for the first half it people always say Barrera schooled Naz etc but it was actually a pretty close fight Barrera just pulled away in the second half of the fight

[@chonzen1764]

It was not a close fight. The judges gave Nas every round they could and it was still a 8-4 on 2 of the 3 cards. Most observers scored it 9-3.

[@TheStonerosesHQ]

@@chonzen1764 It wasn’t a close fight per say but the way people remember it you’d think it was 120-108 like Hamed didn’t land a shot even if it was even after 6 and like you said 8-4 x2 that’s only hamed winning 2 more rounds and it’s a majority draw don’t get me wrong Barrera rightfully deserves the win but people make out like it was a mismatch it wasn’t

[@chonzen1764]

@@TheStonerosesHQ It was a mismatch. Steward had hoped the MAB that fought Morales would show up. Instead MAB fought more like JMM with aggressive counter punching. Steward knew that Nas was a one trick pony wand would struggle against counter punchers. After the Kelly fight it was obvious the counter punching was Nas kryptonite. Thats why his camp kept avoiding JMM.

[@TheStonerosesHQ]

@@chonzen1764 for sure Naz would struggle more with a counter puncher than someone who gonna stand and go toe to toe with him not many featherweights ever have hit like Naz did and as I said MAB fully deserved the win and fought a great fight and executed his game plan but it just wasn’t as one sided as people always say that’s all I’m saying and MAB did surprise Naz that might be was expecting a fight and got a boxing lesson

[@harrahcreary15]

After watching this the man is one of the greats the fact his only lost is a decision after such a long dominating career plus he entertained at the same time gotta give him his due. This style and energy is why boxing is dead now . We dont appreciate greatness while it is here Mayweather is another example . Many people commenting cat actual fight dont wanna take a punch or understand this sport is survival doesnt matter who you fight the objective is to do harm and not receive it.

[@jforozco12]

how can you talk about barrera without mentioning his trilogy with marquez or morales!

[@mmanzanozr1]

He fought Marquez once, the trilogy was with Morales

[@Vitone22]

I miss the era of boxing.

[@nigelfoster1246]

Barerra sent him to the Shadow Realm.

[@shishioh]

And where did Paq send Barrera? 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@abdulraheem468]

It took barrera 12 round to finish a Hamed with hands that were completely fked his hands would always end up ballooning up

[@dronephase4793]

@@shishioh and where did Marquez send him to the fucken shadow realm

[@jvtaxi3766]

​@@abdulraheem468Absolute nonsense, he was weak and got thumped about like an idiot.

[@luke125]

Junior Jones was a terrific fighter. Highly underrated. As far as the Prince is concerned, all good things must eventually come to an end.

[@RobertoRamirez-zu5fw]

MÉXICO FACTORY OF THE GREATEST BOXING WARRIORS IN THE WORLD.

[@joshlewis575]

Barrera v morales 1 is still the best fight I ever seen. It was like rocky in real life

[@stuff802]

Absolutely loved Barrera dishing it out to Hamed.

[@ulisesjimenez5409]

14:05 was it really necessary to say that 😂

[@jandro8370]

Hamed was huge for me. One of the guys that got me into boxing. Wanted to be just as athletic and just as entertaining as him. Sparred so many rounds hands down just trying to emulate his style. Only 1 Naz though.

[@roughedup]

Takamura vs Bryan Hawk :DD

[@nissanlover9460]

His right cross is thrown from such a weird position

[@Bruins-vq5ey]

Loved it when that fan doused him with booze

[@alsantoshsantana8803]

For life of me, cant understand why refs never take points off for rabbit punches. They're the easiest to spot, and especially when it's blatant and thrown hard. Here the ref should have penalized BOTH fighters!

[@derricknichols5787]

R.I.P Miles Lane

[@NotDemari]

Great video 💯

[@mondoreacts7406]

Once he didn't flip, they should've knew he was about to lose😂

[@rachel-gi6ul]

"His deeply punchable overconfidence" 😂 nice

[@misael008]

Yeah u wouldn’t want to do what the prince would do, he would escape the shot to the head but would leave his body behind, u can’t do that with a fundamental boxer especially a mexican one.

[@obitouchiha5305]

That fake “Brit” got destroyed !! 😂

[@manduheavyvazquez5268]

Barrera was elite, top 30 ever …………hamed was only one more in the business. Was his debut and fired of ppv.