Rahman. Hasim could punch, but he was slow, wasn't explosive at all and in addition he always was a slow starter - all Golota needed. Rahman wouldn't take him out early like Lewis/Brewster/Tyson did, he would start the fight boxing with Golota and Golota was better boxer of the two. Of course, Golota still might find a way to lose, but I'd favor him to beat Rahman and probably by stoppage. Hasim's chin was far from good
Most of them would beat him. I wouldn't make him a favorite against anyone except 3-5 worst champions.
I wouldn't favor him against many, but I think he winds up being a tougher night's work for most than many might otherwise suspect.
Briggs knocked out Liakovich and Golota would go down too. Sergei had beaten Brewster in a war, but Andrew lasted about a minute with Brewster. Briggs also stunned Lewis in round one and fought tough whereas Golota folded. Golota wouldn’t get out of the first. Briggs would bum rush him and Golota would get caught because he was too upright.