***The Official Golota Express! Bowe-Golota II - 19 years ago today***

One last fight against either a meatball or another old top 50 fighter with a name (Botha, Hoffman or somebody) is all I'm asking for. Apparently Golota still wants to fight, but I'm not 100% about this. I'm sure Joecool will appear from the shadows and give us the latest.

 

Maybe this train will once again come alive like Christine did for Arnie.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I98L5imvTh4&feature=related


"We'll show those shitters what we can do."

 

end this worthless has been train

 

No.

 

Yes, where is our leader JoeCool? We need any news at this point.

 

wow, i'm new here so i didn't notice this thread. Andrew is the man, i watched yesterday the legendary nights with him, nicely done:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-XxF3kmG8k
go Andrew!

 

Fighting Moron, Soriano, Domngo you ****er

 

Any chance of Golota fighting Botha will dissapear next month cuz I doubt Botha will beat Hoffman.

 

Who's Hoffman? Botha might be limited but he's fairly tough. I want Golota to fight someone.

I believe that Golota wants to continue fighting so that history does not only remember him for the Bowe fights. As dispassionate as Golota is about boxing (remember, that despite his national and olympic successes, he wanted to drive a rig), he does not want to be remembered as the Foul Pole and as a footnote to the MSG riots. His story is not over.

P.S. Taking on Adamek would be a big no-no, and no-win situation for either fighter and for Poland.

 

His mother should have swallowed him. :yep

 

From the guys below, who do you think the current Golota can still beat?

Wlad - Wlad too patient, too strong, Golota loses by TKO
Vitalia - Vitaly too slow to KO Golota early, Golota on points or by late TKO
Valuev - Golota clear UD or even TKO
Haye - too fast, to raw, either Haye 1 round TKO or Golota KO after 4
Povetkin - too fast, too slick but 50/50 UD
Chambers - Golota TKO
Chagaev - too strong either Chagaev by TKO, or 50/50 UD
Ibragimov - Golota TKO
Austin - 50/50 UD or Golota TKO in 4
Brewster - Golota intimidated enough to be blown out in first or Golota TKO in 3
Peter - either baaaaaad luck and Peter by TKO in 1 or Golota easy UD
Arreola - too taugh and strong, smell Arreola by early KO or Golota ugly UD

 

Golota at Chicago Golden Gloves

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Interview in Polish: http://www.bokser.org/content/2009/04/17/214607/index.jsp

 

Wlad-Golota 7/1 underdog very little chance

Vitali-NO WAY

Valuev-Golota 2/1 underdog, with a good chance based on how slow Valuev is.

Haye-Golota 4/1 underdog, but could pull the upset with Haye's china chin

Povetkin-Golota 6/1 underdog, AP is too active though

Chambers- Golota 4/1 underdog, EC is probably too quick

Chagaev-Golota 6/1 underdog, too good chin and skills for Andrew at this point

Ibragimov-Golota 3/1 underdog, Andrew has a good chance based on SI inactivity and lack of size.

Austin-Pick em, first fight was a fluke and should have been ruled a no contest. If Golota doesn't get injured he probably wins a UD.

Brewster-Golota 5/1 underdog, if Andrew survives early it will be a good fight

Peter-Golota 2/1 underdog, Peter's chin and power are not what we once thought but this is a very old version Andrew.

Arreola-Golota 4/1 underdog, probably a loss by knockout


Golota doesn't need to fight a top contender at this point. Just win a meatball fight and then kick the **** out of Botha for the WBF strap. That is a fight that even at this point Golota would still probably be a 3/1 FAVORITE!

 

Yikes, with these figures should I jump off the express?