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

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Either one would be great to see. Those are both steps up from Mollo, in fact, WAY up.

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Go Golota! Right down the...

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I hope for his sake he dont go over to Germany to fight.

Barring a KO no question he will get robbed especailly if he fights one of the non German Germany based fighters.

I'm sure he hasnt forgotten what the pigs did on the big screen when he was in attendance at the Adamek vs Ulrich fight.

 

Yeah, they must have gotten a good laugh when they showed AG getting wiped out by Brewster on the big screen.

BUT WHO HAD THE LAST LAUGH???

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and every other Pole on the face of the earth!!!

 

No worry, Wlad got embarrassed by Brewster too

 

Now this is what I'm talking about!!!!!!!!!(found on B-Talk) I just realized this is only 2 weeks away too!!!!!!

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Press Release: Before Felix Trinidad and Roy Jones, Jr. square off on HBO pay-per-view at New York City's Madison Square Garden, the January 19, 2008 undercard will feature three bouts including heavyweight Andrew Golota taking on emerging Chicago heavyweight “Merciless” Mike Mollo; former 154-pound champion Roman “Made in Hell” Karmazin squaring of with Alex “The Technician” Bunema; and undefeated super lightweight Devon Alexander “The Great”—whom Don King calls his top young prospect—will face his toughest opponent yet in former world champion DeMarcus “Chop Chop” Corley.

In a match where two regional titles will be on the line, Golota (40-6-1, 33 KOs) of Chicago by way of Warsaw, Poland will face the young and hungry Mollo (19-1, 12 KOs) in a Chicagoland showdown moved East.

Preceding Golota-Mollo, Karmazin (36-2-1, 23 KOs), from St. Petersburg, Russia, now living in Los Angeles, will defend his regional belt against Bunema (26-9-2, 14 KOs), from Kinshasa, Zaire, now living in Atlanta.

The opening of the telecast will showcase the 20-year-old Alexander (13-0, 9 KOs), from St. Louis, Mo., taking on Washington, D.C., veteran and former WBO 140-pound titlist Corley, who has been defeated by “Pretty Boy” Floyd Mayweather, Zab “Super” Judah, Miguel Cotto, Junior Witter and Jose Alfaro.

Golota, the greatest Polish heavyweight ever has won his last two contests via technical knockout and continues on his quest to win an elusive world crown. His most memorable fights came against some of the best heavyweights of his era including former world champions Lennox Lewis, Mike Tyson, Riddick Bowe, Chris Byrd and John Ruiz.

His last ring appearance was against Mike Tyson conqueror Kevin “The Clones Colossus” McBride at the Garden on Oct. 6, 2007. Golota can often be a slow starter, so McBride took a page out of Lamon Brewster’s and Tyson’s scouting report on the Pole and rocked him early in the match.

Golota used his veteran skills to weather the storm and maintain his composure, buying time to establish a rhythm in what turned to be a highly entertaining brawl that saw the Garden crowd on its feet during much of the contest.

Golota opened a nasty gash over McBride’s left eye in round five and finished him off with just 18 seconds to go in the sixth when referee Arthur Mercante Jr. halted the contest.

Mollo, 27, is still building his reputation as a legitimate heavyweight contender. A win over Golota would help catapult him into the upper echelons of heavyweight contenders seeking a world-title shot. Mollo needed only two rounds to knock out Art “The Polish Warrior” Binkowski in his last outing on Oct. 13, 2007, in Hoffman Estates, Ill. Mollo dropped Binkowski three times in the second round before the referee stopped the bout.

When asked how he felt after the fight, Mollo exclaimed, “Unbelievable, super-aggressive like a pit bull. Now I want Golota.”

Karmazin is coming off a sterling third-round knockout over former two-time 154-pound beltholder Alejandro “Terra” Garcia on Friday, Nov. 23, 2007 in Los Angeles.

Karmazin, 35, proved why he has always been considered one of the best junior middleweights in the world in an absolute destruction of Garcia where the Russian looked fantastic.

He lived up to his Made in Hell moniker when he dropped Garcia with a body shot in the opening round. The assault continued until Karmazin disposed of the Mexican with a four-punch combination punctuated by a left hook to the body in the third round that earned him a knockout. “I knew the fight was going to end early after the first round,” Karmazin said. “I’m a boxer, I’m a thinking fighter, and I knew I was faster and punched harder.”

In Bunema's last appearance, the 32-year-old dispatched veteran Steve Walker with a second round TKO on Nov. 10, 2007, in Ridgefield, Wash.

The Zaire native managed another victory nearly two months earlier. Bunema delivered a fourth-round knockout against young Farid Shahid on Sept. 21, 2007, in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Alexander scored an opening-round TKO over Cory Peterson on Oct. 13, 2007, at the Sears Centre in Hoffman Estates, Ill. Fighting out of the Cory Spinks camp under the tutelage of trainer Kevin Cunningham, his promoter Don King thinks it’s time to show Alexander’s skills to a wider audience.

“I insisted on putting Alexander The Great on the Jones-Trinidad pay-per-view because he is emerging and ready to become the top welterweight in the world,” King said. “Now is Devon’s time and I want everyone to see this young talent display his skills.”

Standing in the way of Alexander’s quest for glory is Corley. Now 33, Corley has a vast experience advantage over his young opponent and would like nothing more than to spoil Alexander’s first appearance in a televised pay-per-view match.

The Trinidad vs. Jones domestic pay-per-view telecast will begin at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT and is being produced and distributed by HBO Pay-Per-View, available in more than 61 million pay-per-view homes.

This domestic telecast will be available in HDTV for those viewers who can receive HD. HBO Pay-Per-View is the leading supplier of event programming to the pay-per-view industry. For your Trinidad vs. Jones fight week updates, log on to www.hbo.com. The event is being promoted by Don King Productions in association with Madison Square Garden.

 

Nothing pleases me more than knowing Golota vs Mollo will be televised. I will order the ppv for that fight alone. :yep

 

GO MOLLO , golota is no challenge

 

I'm glad I'll be able to watch this fight. I think Mollo stops Golota early.

 

am glles al be eble towass dees fight...What are you saying, Riddick?

 

Where is your best wish Andrew? Here is mine Happy Birthday...