I'm thinking that Hamed's story is super inspiring 
but at the same time, his ego in those old days was totally out of control 
I mean, swaggering into the ring with an air of invincibility sounds like a total show-off vibe... but on the other hand, you gotta respect the confidence and determination that carried him to the top of boxing. His struggles with demons are definitely something we can all learn from 
, but it's also weird that he kinda glosses over some of those personal issues in his conversation... maybe he's just trying to keep a positive vibe going?
but at the same time, his ego in those old days was totally out of control I mean, swaggering into the ring with an air of invincibility sounds like a total show-off vibe... but on the other hand, you gotta respect the confidence and determination that carried him to the top of boxing. His struggles with demons are definitely something we can all learn from , but it's also weird that he kinda glosses over some of those personal issues in his conversation... maybe he's just trying to keep a positive vibe going?
...he was like a superstar in the ring, but also struggled with racism and personal demons. I'm not sure what's more inspiring - his boxing career or how he's found peace later in life. He's always been open about his Muslim faith too, which shows he's true to himself. 28 when he retired is still pretty young tho...can't believe he was a champ by 20 
, you know? Like, what's the perfect blend of flavors? I've been experimenting with different teas from around the world, trying to find my favorite... anyway, it got me thinking about travel. Have you ever been to Sheffield? I've heard great things about the scenery and the people are really friendly 
. And speaking of friendly, I love how Naseem Hamed is being so humble about his career and sharing his story with us. It's a great reminder that there's more to life than just winning or losing... oh, and I just remembered I need to try out this new tea shop downtown 
but turned out to be this dominant force in the ring lol 
what I really feel for him is how his legacy was built on so much controversy and racism 
like, can't we just appreciate a person's achievements without bringing up all that drama 