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During a recent interview on Skysports on Friday Fight Night Naseem once again raised speculation about a possible return at some point in the future.
Naseem Hamed has placed his £4million mansion Castle Dyke House up for sale after owning it since 2003.
The house, in 10 acres of lawns including a pond and field, has nine bedrooms a panelled reception hall, billiards room, gun room, swimming pool, gymnasium, boot room and an attached coach house with two double bedrooms. There is also garage space for six cars and security gates.
Naz, his wife Aleasha and their 3 children have moved to a detached property in Wentworth, Surrey, near the golf course. New neighbours will consist of Bruce Forsyth, Sir Elton John and Liz Hurley.
No pleas were entered and Mr Hamed, of Wyvern Gardens, Dore, was bailed until his next court date on 20 January 2006.
One man was seriously injured in the crash which happened on 2 May.
District Judge Anthony Browne heard no pleas were to be entered and agreed to a request from Steve Smith, defending, for the case to be adjourned.

He’s one of the nicest kids I ever worked with,” he said. ”
I’ve only got fond memories of him, not anything bad.”
I think he can be world champion again.”
He’s one of the greatest natural punchers I ever saw in my life and has great co-ordination. It has to be done properly and delicately though.”
A lot of guys come back but they don’t come back the proper way, they rush into it too much. And you have to be careful about the opponents.”
The pair are still on good terms despite the ill-feeling surrounding Hamed’s only defeat against Marco Antonio Barrera in 2001, when they fell out over training methods.”
I’ve not spoken to him for about six months. I still have a good relationship with him and his family, we are very close and I’m one of his biggest fans. Only the fight with Barrera we disagreed on the training methods.”
Training properly, he is a dangerous man,” he added.”
If he asked me to help him I would definitely consider working with him. If we could come up with an agreement on the method of his training I would definitely not pass that up.”
He’s got to be extremely careful because this is an extremely rough, competitive division at 130lbs (super-featherweight).”
When he did train he trained extremely well, he’s a good trainer. For the Barrera fight he was training without sparring because the other trainer had him convinced he didn’t have to do that.”
If he trains hard, I don’t think it will take him more than three months (to be ready).”
Hamed is still only 31 years old and will take great heart from Steward’s comments as he ponders a return to the ring.
Naseem Hamed says that he is ready for a return to boxing.
The former WBO, WBC and IBF featherweight says he has been offered a six-fight deal by American TV and will be back in the ring by the middle of 2006.
Hamed, now 31, has not fought since a muted points victory over Manuel Calvo in May 2002 and has fought only twice in five years.
He has spent the time “just chilling” with his wife and two sons, but after being inspired by Ricky Hatton’s success story, says he is ready to end his exile once and for all.
“There are no opponents as yet, we’re just talking to TV,” he told The Times, “Then hopefully next year there’ll be a nice, big fight.”
I am still very young and have not had too many beatings. In fact for 20 years I fought as an amateur and pro and I only took a beating once against (Marco Antonio) Barrera.”
I was fighting the best in the division and I had a bad day, he had a good one. The fight came at an awkward time in my career where I didn’t really have a proper number one trainer, but I don’t want to make any excuses.”
I have no regrets and I can only say again and again that I enjoyed a fantastic career. ”
I believe I can still achieve great things in the ring and I wouldn’t be coming back unless I felt that.”