Golota would beat both Klitschkos

Funny how golota got KTFO by Lewis in 90 seconds but vitali took Lewis 6 rounds and arguably beat him

 

But the reverse is also true: Golota fought his heart out over the 12-round distance against Chris Byrd when Vitali quit on his stool against Byrd after 9 rounds of action.

 

Bro you think golota is better then the k-bros ok that's your opinion but not many people would agree with you on this

 

I can't believe this made it 12 pages.

I wouldn't pick Golota over Brewster, Peter, Povetkin, Chagaev, Ibragimov or Haye.

 

Brewster dusted him in a round.

 

Yep.

 

Definitely a USA hope. If he ever wins a world title, however, I don't think he'll be seen as a full-fledged Polish heavyweight champion (Mazurek is half-Polish, half-Italian). Instead, I believe Izu Ugonoh has the best chance to become the first Polish heavyweight champion in boxing history. He was added to the big fight card on February 25th in Birmingham, AL, which will feature a total of three Poles. Besides Ugonoh, Artur Szpilka will tangle with Dominic Breazeale, and in the main event, Andrzej Wawrzyk will meet Deontay Wilder for the "Bronze Bomber's" WBC heavyweight belt. Szpilka-Breazeale and Wilder-Wawrzyk will be televised as part of Premier Boxing Champions on Fox.

 

I wouldn't pick Wlad over brew, Povetkin.
That pov fight especially proved why he should not be favored over any top levellers in h2h match ups.
That fight was one of the biggest exposings you will ever witness.
Endorsing that win makes you a bigger fan of Wlad than to the sport itself.

 

Why is it such a stretch to believe when Williamson keep kicked Wlads ass, floored him and made him quit after 5 rounds. Golota was better than the touch of sleep

 

Yes, Waldo ragdolling a guy repeatedly who hadn't been down in 150+ fights, mostly fought at the elite amateur and pro level, isn't impressive.

Once again, your logic has turned me right around.

 

It was a terrible display of sportsmanship. He repeatedly ragdolled him because he simply couldn't out-box him. It puts things into perspective when you go and watch 200 pound Huck fight Povetkin toe-to-toe without a single clinch.

 

You must have the tape with the 2nd and 7th rounds missing. Good edit, that one.

 

As long as your guy got the win is all that matters. Method of victory need not apply. Wlad could have dropped kicked Povetkin to a stoppage and you'd still applaud him.

 

Bowe had destroyed Gonzales, looking terrific and KO'ed Holyfield, showing terrific heart and recuperative powers coming into the Golota fight. He was not shot .. that being said he was not a highly dedicated athlete, gained and lost a great deal of weight and was not the same fighter from the first Holyfield bout .. his body told the story .. he clearly lost muscle mass and was nt the same guy but I'd say he was still pretty tough .. Golota looked terrific early and was impressing everyone .. he was stronger and better conditioned than Bowe and was beating him up .. Golota just had a shot circuit when things did not go his way .. that being said, even at his best I see him limited because he proved incapable of winning big fights, mentally weak..