Naseem Hamed is renowned for his showmanship, often making elaborate ring entrances and displaying a unique, hands-down boxing style.

He was trained by Brendan Ingle, who played a significant role in developing his unconventional techniques.

Hamed's Yemeni heritage was a source of pride, and he often incorporated elements of his cultural identity into his persona.

After retiring from boxing in 2002, Hamed has maintained a relatively private life, occasionally making public appearances and supporting his son's budding boxing career.

WBO Featherweight Champion (1995–2000)

IBF Featherweight Champion (1997)

WBC Featherweight Champion (1999–2000)

The Ring Featherweight Champion (2019)

Retroactively awarded The Ring Featherweight World title in 2019, 17 years after retiring due to his dominance in the division throughout the 1990s.

Known for his unorthodox and flamboyant boxing style.

Vs. Steve Robinson (September 30, 1995): Won by TKO in the 8th round to claim the WBO Featherweight title.

Vs. Kevin Kelley (December 19, 1997): Won by TKO in the 4th round in a thrilling bout at Madison Square Garden.

Vs. Marco Antonio Barrera (April 7, 2001): Lost by unanimous decision, marking his only professional defeat.