'Prince' Naseem Hamed reveals 'regrets' about rift with trainer Brendan Ingle as film 'Giant' is released in UK

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Prince Naseem Hamed has revealed regrets about his rift with trainer Brendan Ingle, the man who helped him become a world champion fighter. The revelation comes as the biographical film "Giant" hits theaters in the UK, chronicling the complex relationship between the two.

The 51-year-old former boxer admits that he is disappointed in how their relationship deteriorated, exclusively telling Sky Sports: "You can use the word regret." Hamed has said watching the film for the first time was harder than any other time, with every viewing becoming slightly easier.

He expressed a sense of loss and disappointment over how things fell apart between him and Ingle. The two parted ways in December 1998 due to increasing tensions. However, the impact of their relationship on Hamed's life cannot be overstated.

Hamed has gone on record about how his training with Ingle shaped him into a boxer. He recalls that his trainer instilled in him not just physical discipline but also flamboyant showmanship and confidence. Hamed has often credited Brendan with helping him develop the style and swagger that became synonymous with his career.

The movie, featuring Pierce Brosnan as Brendan Ingle, delves into their relationship and showcases how Ingle created a haven for young fighters struggling to find direction in life. The film highlights Ingle's ability to bring out passion and discipline in his pupils, qualities he instilled in Hamed that helped him achieve greatness.

Hamed has spoken about how watching the movie brought back memories of his time with Brendan. He expresses gratitude for the experiences he had under Ingle's guidance, which ultimately led to his success in the boxing world.
 
aww man I feel so bad for Prince Naseem Hamed 🤕🥊 it's amazing how much that trainer Brendan Ingle meant to him and now watching a movie about their complex relationship must've brought back some tough emotions 😔 but at the same time its awesome to see how grateful Naseem is for the experiences he had with Brendan, it just goes to show that those relationships in our lives can have such a huge impact on who we become 🙏.
 
[Image of a boxing glove with a heart inside, a sad face on the outside]

Omg what's good? so Prince Naseem Hamed is talking about regretting his relationship with his trainer Brendan Ingle... like who wouldn't 🤷‍♂️ [GIF: A person shrugging]

[Image of Pierce Brosnan as Brendan Ingle in the movie "Giant", giving a nod of approval]

that guy Pierce Brosnan as Ingle looks like he's got some serious acting skills tho 💪 [Meme: Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson with a pair of boxing gloves and a thumbs up]
 
man i'm gettin emotional just watchin this biopic... naseem hamed was literally a legend in the ring 😍, but it's crazy how much of an impact brendan ingle had on his life too... like, they were more than just trainer and fighter, they were fam 👪. it's no wonder nas is regretful about how things went down between 'em 🤔, those were some intense times... but for real, i love how the movie showcases their complex relationship 💕... anyone else see this film? 👀
 
you know i was thinkin bout prince naseem hamed & his past trainer brendan ingle... it's crazy how ppl can drift apart but still have such a big impact on each other's lives 🤔🥊 its like, you see brendan had a huge influence on naseem's career & personality, even after they stopped trainin together. i feel bad for him that things didn't work out b/w them in the end... maybe he just needed a break or somethin 😐 but at the same time u gotta respect how much brendan helped shape naseem into the boxer we know today 💪🎬 this movie 'giant' looks like it's gonna be really good, i'm def wanna check it out 🍿
 
🤔 I felt so bad watchin this biopic "Giant" and seein Naseem Hamed look all down about how things went down with Brendan. Like I get it, they didn't end on good terms but 27 years later and he's still carryin that weight around? It's sad to see someone who was so passionate about boxing struggle so much after the sport. You can tell in his interviews how much Ingle meant to him, like they had this special bond that nobody else could replicate. I'm glad Naseem is finally spittin the tea and ownin up to how he feels tho 🤷‍♂️
 
can you believe prince naseem hamed is finally spilling his guts about brendan ingle? like, 27 years later and he's still got it in for him 😒. but honestly, who can blame the guy? it's not every day you find a trainer who helps someone become a world champion, only to have them kick you to the curb 🥊. i mean, ingle was supposed to be naseem's rock, his confidant, and his partner in crime... instead he just kinda became a bad memory that naseem can't seem to shake 🤷‍♂️.

anyway, it's cool that the movie is bringing all this back for him, i guess? watching something that reminds you of your glory days (or in this case, your downfall) can be pretty bittersweet 🎥. but hey, at least naseem's giving ingle some love... and also some regret 💁‍♂️.
 
still can't believe how things went down between Naseem and Ingle 🤔... think it's weird that 26 yrs after they parted ways, Hamed is only now coming clean about his regrets 😐. gotta respect him for owning up though 💯. but honestly, it feels like the real tragedy is all the greatness that could've been achieved if they'd just kept working together 🔥💪
 
🤔 still can't believe Naseem Hamed is acknowledging this stuff now... feels like it's been ages since we last heard from him. 1998 was a big year for him, and Brendan Ingle played such a huge role in shaping him into the fighter he became. It's sweet to see Naseem giving credit where credit is due – thanks for the training, B Brendan! 🙏
 
🤔 I can totally relate to Naseem Hamed's feelings on watching that biopic "Giant". Seeing how things went sour between him and trainer Brendan Ingle must've been tough for him, especially since it played out like a scene from a movie 🎥. I mean, who wouldn't regret the end of a partnership that had such a profound impact on their life? It's amazing how much influence Ingle had on Hamed's career and personal growth – talk about legacy! 🙌
 
🤔 So, Naseem Hamed is finally coming clean about his beef with Brendan Ingle? Like, 26 years after they parted ways... 😒 I'm no expert on boxing history, but it seems pretty obvious that their split was all because of Ingle's old-school approach vs. Hamed's more flashy style 🥊. Still, you gotta hand it to the man - he's still got that killer swagger from back in the day 💁‍♂️. But, honestly, I'm a bit surprised it took him this long to acknowledge their complicated past 🤷‍♂️. The film "Giant" seems like a good way for him to process all those emotions, and Pierce Brosnan as Brendan Ingle is a great casting choice 👏.
 
man i feel bad for naseem hamed it's like watching an old friend you used to be so close and then things just fell apart but at least he's speaking out now and saying that he regrets what happened between him and brendan ingle 🤕 it's crazy how much his trainer meant to him and how much of an impact brendan had on naseem's life, i mean, the guy was basically a mentor and coach all rolled into one 👊
 
I mean, can you believe Prince Naseem Hamed is now saying regrets over his split with Brendan Ingle? Like, 27 years later... it's kinda cool that they're talking about it though! I feel bad for Brendan, he was like a mentor to Naseem and stuff. The film sounds pretty interesting tho, Pierce Brosnan as Brendan Ingle, I wonder how accurate the portrayal is? 🤔🥊
 
I dont think it was a huge suprise that Naseem Hamed regrets his rift with Ingle. I mean come on, they were like family lol 🤣. Its clear that Hamed has some serious feelings of loss and disappointment. Watching the movie must've been super emotional for him, especially since he's already admitted to getting softer with each viewing 😔. The thing is, Hamed did say Ingle helped him develop his style and swagger, so its hard to blame him for being grateful 🙏. But still, you gotta wonder what went wrong between them... maybe they just grew apart? Or was it something more? Idk, but I'm def curious to see how the movie plays out 🎥
 
I'm really intrigued by Prince Naseem Hamed's candid confession about his relationship with trainer Brendan Ingle 🤔. It's remarkable how the complexities of their past are still palpable for him, even years later. I think it's great that he's able to acknowledge his regrets and appreciate the impact Ingle had on his life - after all, a strong mentorship can make all the difference in one's career trajectory 💪.

The film "Giant" seems like a must-watch for boxing enthusiasts and anyone interested in the human side of athletic achievement 🎥. It's fascinating to see how Ingle not only honed Hamed's physical skills but also cultivated his showmanship and confidence - qualities that undoubtedly contributed to Hamed's status as a world champion fighter 💃.

On a more introspective note, I think this story highlights the importance of acknowledging the people who've helped shape us into our current selves 🙏. Hamed's gratitude towards Ingle is a powerful reminder that we often overlook the contributions of those around us - but it's precisely these relationships that can have a lasting impact on our lives and achievements 💕.
 
OMG, you know what's wild? I was just thinking about how much I love old-school video games 🎮, like Sonic the Hedgehog and Street Fighter II. Like, who else remembers spending hours at the arcade trying to beat that one level or mastering the perfect Hadouken? 🤯 It's crazy how those games can still bring a smile to your face after all these years 😊. I was talking to my friend about it the other day, and we were both reminiscing about our childhood gaming adventures 🤝. It's amazing how some things just never get old 💥. Anyway, back to Prince Naseem Hamed... yeah, he's a boxing legend for sure 👏, but have you ever seen that movie "Giant"? I think it's on Netflix or something 📺.
 
🤔 this film coming out is like a breath of fresh air, you know? finally seeing someone from that world open up about their past struggles and how it affected them. prince naseem hamed's story is so fascinating, i mean who wouldn't want to watch a movie about the rise and fall of a boxing legend? 🥊 it's interesting how his trainer, brendan ingle, was like this mentor figure to him, but at the same time, they had some major issues. i feel like we can all relate to feeling lost or stuck in life at some point, and ingle's role in hamed's journey is like a reminder that we're not alone 🌟
 
just watched this biopic "Giant" and I'm literally feeling all the feels 😊... Naseem Hamed's story is so inspiring, but also kinda heartbreaking. It's crazy how much of a impact Ingle had on his life - that guy really helped shape him into a world champion 🥊... I can see why Hamed would regret the way things fell apart between them, it's like they were meant to be this close-knit team 🤝... anyways, it's great to see Naseem giving Brendan some props after all these years 👏
 
omg I feel so bad for Naseem Hamed 🤕 he's literally crying about how things went wrong between him and Brendan Ingle 🎥 I mean who wouldn't regret a friendship like that tho? they were like two peas in a pod, training together and becoming champs 💪 I love how the movie is highlighting their relationship though, it's crazy to think about how much of an impact Ingle had on Hamed's life 🤯 he was more than just a trainer, he was like a mentor or something 🙏 I'm gonna have to watch this movie ASAP, gotta see Pierce Brosnan as Brendan Ingle 😂
 
I dunno man... seeing Prince Naseem Hamed's side of things after all these years is pretty interesting 😐. It's clear that he has some regrets about how it all went down with Brendan Ingle. I mean, can't blame him for feeling disappointed and lost over their split. Their relationship did seem to be a pivotal part of his career, and it's sad to think that things didn't work out between them.

But at the same time, you gotta admire Ingle's legacy and how he helped shape Hamed into a champion boxer 🥊. The film "Giant" seems like a great way to tell their story, highlighting the complexities of their relationship and Ingle's impact on young fighters. It's cool that Hamed is showing some appreciation for his time under Ingle's guidance, even if it didn't work out romantically 💔.
 
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