***The Official Golota Express!***

[Loufatski]

Originally Posted by domngo

That's what you call THE ULTIMATE NUTHUGGING TO THE HIGHEST LEVEL.

That's what you call a fan and a supporter. Nuthugging is at another level.

[diamondDave]

What do you guys think about McGirt woring with McBride?

[Hoax976]

Originally Posted by diamondDave

What do you guys think about McGirt woring with McBride?

Maybe McGirt feels Golota somehow jerked him around, wasted his damn time and now he's trying to get even with Golota?

If that's the case he picked the wrong opponent. Golota will beat McMuffin', no problem.

[Rumsfeld]

Originally Posted by cop

you need to get more active here man. your input is crucial 4 this thread, rumsy

I'll be back onboard full-time after I return from my vacation!

[Rumsfeld]

Originally Posted by Hoax976

If that's the case he picked the wrong opponent. Golota will beat McMuffin', no problem.

[JETSKI]

Originally Posted by BarryC

Bowe was landing "rabbit punches" (dangerous blows behind the head) on Golota repeatedly without being warned or penalized. This occurred in both fights. Golota had to send a message to Bowe with those early borderline low blows. As the fight progressed they became more flagrant. Golota, in any event, proved he had Bowe's number both times.

Your right, buddy BarryC...double freakin' standard in America, in & out of the ring. Even when that idiot Bowe managed to knock Golota down in the 4th round it was from repeated rabbit punches & his ****ing brother ref Eddie Cotton ignored that shit.

Thanks for making my day. It wasn't ****ed up enough already!

BTW, welcome to the forum.

[Hoax976]

Originally Posted by BarryC

Golota did not land the final low blows that ended both with Bowe on purpose. I have a relative who is a longtime AC police officer. He helped lead Golota into the ring in the convention center in Golota-Bowe II. After the fight Golota was transported to Atlantic City medical center by ambulance. He was awake and talking and not unconcious or anything. He did suffer a perforated eardrum, a suture near his lower lip, and a broken jaw. It was a bruising encounter to say the least. Bowe, as we know already, suffered permanent brain damage. At least Golota's injuries were able to heal. To make a long story short - my cousin asked Golota about the low blows. He said what everyone else said - that why did you do it when you had the fight won with just one round left? Golota explained that he was so tired he simply could not aim his punches properly. What's more Bowe was leaing on his back, pushing down on him. So it was not all Golota's fault. Holyfield is way more dirty in the ring than Golota could ever dream of being. He uses elbows and ask Hasim Rahman what that bald skull feels like crashing into your face. Ask Tyson, Manndolone, Savarse, etc. how it feels.

Bowe-Golota 2 might be one of the most brutal bouts in boxing history. Both guys took so much punishment. Golota suffered broken jaw, ruptured ear drum etc, and Bowe received the worst of it, suffering permanent brain damage.

I dont think those final low blows that got him DQed were intentional. As Golota said, I think he was just so tired and hurt from such a long vicious fight, and couldn't aim accurately. Larry Merchant pointed this out right after it happened. George Forman argued Golota did it on purpose and Merchant countered "no he didn't do it on purpose. He did ite cause he's hurt and he can't think". I agreew with Larry on this one.

Despite the DQs we all know who really 'won' both Bowe-Golota fights.

[Loufatski]

Originally Posted by Hoax976

Bowe-Golota 2 might be one of the most brutal bouts in boxing history. Both guys took so much punishment. Golota suffered broken jaw, ruptured ear drum etc, and Bowe received the worst of it, suffering permanent brain damage.

I dont think those final low blows that got him DQed were intentional. As Golota said, I think he was just so tired and hurt from such a long vicious fight, and couldn't aim accurately. Larry Merchant pointed this out right after it happened. George Forman argued Golota did it on purpose and Merchant countered "no he didn't do it on purpose. He did ite cause he's hurt and he can't think". I agreew with Larry on this one.

Despite the DQs we all know who really 'won' both Bowe-Golota fights.

There never was and never will be another heavyweight fight like this one. Lewis-Klitschko was good but not as good as Bowe-Golota.

[Stinky gloves]

Originally Posted by Loufatski

There never was and never will be another heavyweight fight like this one. Lewis-Klitschko was good but not as good as Bowe-Golota.

Both above fights will be nothing comparing to Golota-McBride.

[brisback]

Originally Posted by diamondDave

What do you guys think about McGirt woring with McBride?

I think Mcgirt may have lost a bet..................

[PolishPummler]

Originally Posted by domngo

Ali-Frazier "Thrilla in Manila" in 1975 (their third fight) is the greatest fight of all time.
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Did you miss the part where he said "one of the greatest HW fights"?

[brisback]

Polishpumler and loufatski. You know what you are doing wrong, just ignore him. This place is so much better without him.

[Hoax976]

Any word on whether or not Golota-McFly will be aired on Showtime or not???

[Hoax976]

Golota will beat the shit out of McMuffin'.

[brisback]

Originally Posted by Hoax976

Any word on whether or not Golota-McFly will be aired on Showtime or not???

It will. How can they not air Golota?