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

well lets see...showtime doesnt think Golota is suitable for the main event, I saw that one comming...I wish him the best but he's done...

come on guys how about we all start focusing on the REAL future of polish boxing...out with the old, in with the new...what do u all say...

 

You sound like you're trying to convince those guys something others have been trying by using hardcore insults but in a good mature/cool way. Made me laugh but I salute you for it. :good

 

Hey I'm a hard core boxing fan and poland is my home away from home, but I just look at boxing realistically, there are so many other polish fighters who will bring us much more exciting fights not to mention less embarassment, and instead of nuthuggin golota we should make a farewell thread for him...

oh and I dont mean that in a disrespectfull way, I'm just telling the truth...

 

There is a thread for the upcoming polish boxers. You posted on the wrong thread. As long as Golota keeps stepping into that ring, he aint done.

GO GOLOTA!!!

:happy:happy:happy:happy:happy:happy:happy:happy

 

Golota brings to the ring what no other current HW fighter does. It's an atmosphere of passion and danger... no one knows what will happen, it can be a competitive fight, it can last a round, DQs, low blows, it can turn to hard bloody fight, or it can end in a riot. That's why he's the only fighter ever to win a national fanbase, and a fanbase outside his nationality. And his tale of the tape says it all, even at age 39.

Go Golota! Napierdalaj!

 

This guy Scar is truly pathetic. He used to be a Golota fan until the Brewster fight and now all he does is talk trash. What a low class piece of ****.

True Golota fans have the upmost class of all boxing fans. We stick with our guy, thick and thin.

:good

 

Not all Golota fans are Polish.

:hat

 

I think the Golota vs Byrd fight says it all about his exciting ring presence.

Remember, just 3 and a half years prior, Golota was being pelted with refreshmens/garbage by thousands of fans in Detroit after he quit against Tyson. At home in Chicago, his wife's law firm office had been trashed as well. His name was MUD! At that point I thought it may be a good idea for Golota to not only retire from boxing, but maybe even leavin the country for a very long while.

His next big fight was against Byrd and he had thousands of his fans at MSG, Polish and non-Polish screaming for him. Lennox Lewis even made a comment saying something like "I wish my fans were as devoted as Golota's. Maybe I would have not retired."

How many other fighters could retain so many avid fans despite an embarrassing debacle like the Golota-Tyson blowout?

:deal
:hat

 

Joe Cool, STOP THE TORTURE!

 

I think JC is staying under the radar because there's nothing else to say other than Golota is back where he started, and that's facing McBride in a non-televised fight. Puke.

 

Does anyboby have a clue who JC might be?