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

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  1. JETSKI

    JETSKI Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Another Newbie! Where are they all coming from?

    Another new Golota fan to join our Express?
     
  2. lomzyniak89

    lomzyniak89 Member Full Member

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    this thread will never die
     
  3. Rumsfeld

    Rumsfeld Moderator Staff Member

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    Golota's best days are on forthcoming!

    :smoke
     
  4. Loufatski

    Loufatski Boxing Junkie banned

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    Right, he is the king of Polish farts. However, at age 39 he could still contend with ANYONE. His loss to Ruiz was a jerk-off, and clearly Brewster got lucky. If you saw the Bates fight, it's obvious he's ready for brutal combat.
     
  5. wrastla285

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    you guys are delusional. i like golota, followed his entire career, but you and him need to understand if he were going to do something, he would have done it well before now
     
  6. Rumsfeld

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    The same could have been said of Archie Moore when he was 17 years into his professional career.....you just never know.

    I happen to believe that Golota's best days are just around the corner.
     
  7. Stinky gloves

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    Just adding some steam to the locomotive so it can run for additional 25 miles:

    Which excuse do you think is most acceptable for Golota loses?

    - Bowe 1: couldn't keep hands up bc he was too tired and wasn't prepared for full 12 rounds ... or just didn't like the guy
    - Bowe 2: like to punish Bowe bc Bowe was fouling too .... or Bowe refused to be knocked out
    - Lewis: painkiler for knee injury ... or a mental breakup due to fear
    - Grant: didn't know that he was ahead on scorecards ... or fear he might face Lennox again
    - Tyson: fear of invincible Tyson ... or hand and neck injuries
    - Brewster: didn't took the guy seriously ... or china Jones syndrome?
     
  8. MrMagic

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    Golota is a great guy, and neither of you guys would have the balls to say this in front of him.
    Golota had an awesome jab back in the days.. to bad those days are gone :D
     
  9. Stinky gloves

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    You wouldn't have the balls to say this in front of him either :yep:yep:yep
     
  10. Rumsfeld

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    I'll give it a go:

    I think he was tired and hurt.

    Bowe refused to be knocked out. Golota was exhausted and in a great deal of pain. He only needed last another 3 minutes, 9 seconds. I think he erroneously pre-figured that he would have one more point deduction before being DQ'd.

    I don't believe he was afraid of Lewis, per se. It's a matter of fact that he received a shot of lidocaine (against the rules) the night of the fight. It's also true that he arrived late, via police escort, and that he suffered a seizure after the bout.

    My feeling is, Golota is a slow starter. I also believe that Bowe took A LOT MORE out of Golota than was realized at the time. When Lewis tagged him early-on with a monster shot, I don't think he was prepared for another war like the one he had with Bowe--especially being, unlike Bowe, Lewis through a tight straight right, and Lewis carried a bigger punch.

    Neither of those seems plausible to me. However, there was something very strange about that one.

    He was terrified of Tyson. Probably in large because he knew he couldn't jab, and without the jab, he couldn't keep Tyson outside. The shame of it is, he survived the early storm; things were about to get EASIER for Golota had he stuck it out.

    He just got caught col early. Brewster set him up perfectly: Aware that Golota always starts off with his hands held really high, Brewster dug a left hook to his body, Golota (predictably) lowered his guard, and then Brewster teed off.
     
  11. MrMagic

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    :lol:
    Buddy McGirt probably already did :rofl
     
  12. Stinky gloves

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    Are you from weather forecast team or something?
     
  13. MrMagic

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    He just prognosed a storm, Im saying a storm Katrina-like hit Golota 2005-05-21 :lol:
     
  14. Loufatski

    Loufatski Boxing Junkie banned

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    Bowe I: Golota wasn't hurt. Hitting in the balls at will was just his way of saying "**** you", basically not only beating him up, but humiliating "the baddest man on the planet" in front his home crowd.

    Bowe II: Golota was indeed exhausted and in pain, and frustrated that Bowe was still standing in front of him. So here you go, bing bing bing, **** you and good bye. End of story. That fight should have been ended, either by Bowe's corner, or by the ref.

    Grant: Golota beat the hell out of this guy. In the 10th he took flurry of big punches, but his pride got in the way of taking an easy knee. the ref should have never asked him if he wanted to continue... just let him fight, and he would have most likely made it to the end.

    Lewis: This fight was a total jerk-off. Golota was out late the night before, he was over confident, the whole thing with the lidocaine shot, he arrived super late to the ring... then it seemed Golota was in fear of fear itself.

    Tyson: Golota was probably intimidated by the whole Tyson thing, but in the ring he held his own. However, he was a slow starter and fought with no jab, due to the big car accident. Golota took a monster Tyson punch in the first and after the 2nd round he got frustrated and said "no mas" .. only Golota himself knows what really happened.
     
  15. Stinky gloves

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    Brewster is done, Golota is on roll.

    You may think Golota destroy him putting him at the top of the division,
    so Brewster stoped fighting Meehans and finaly got exposed and pulled
    back to the place he deserves .... Wald fist.