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

Great to see you still rollin guys.
Ive just listen to your "on the ropes" thoughts about Golota - Adamek fight Rumsfeld and I totally agree with you. Here is some of mine:

- ( you forgotten to add Rumsfeld) that Adamek for some time on became a greedy ****,...... he knows he cant get a big fight at cruiser and he talks money and TV all the time. I think he isnt that sure of going to HW where he could earn what he wants. He knows he is at a pick of his carrer ...and ...but somehow money dosnt come. Golota seems to be a safe checkpoint and a big payday (for both men) as it will be nationwide circus to watch

-yes from a fan point it isnt a good matchup , but hey... I havent been around as a fan to long , still Im amazed to watch this sort of romantic cry for a right - competitive - old days matchups in todays boxing, when it realy comes down to MONEY (heh thats why I think Mr Money Mayweather is so popular as they so love to hate him). These days i rather like to watch some second class venues following upcoming fighters or go out London City Saturday night with can bring loads of excitment if youre looking for it hehehe.
In the other way if both Golota and Adamek put on a great fight some people might just bite their tongues


(despite the fact that english isnt my first language I hope you all got what I meant)


I have seen it before and this picture of golota is hilarious

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Even if Golota wins, I dont think he should try to fight for a title at this point unless it was against Valuev. I dont see golota beating either Klitschko.

Golota-Botha wouldnt be a bad farewell fight. Nor woud Golota-Holyfield. I'd like to see him avenge the Grant quit job. He should stick with the old timers club if he continues.

 

In or out of the ring, Golota's name always ends up in the news eventually.

 

Only chance for him to shut the critics is to beat one or both of the Klitschkos.

 

I think even beating Valuev and finally winning the belt would shut the critics
for life, that would be the second Cindirella story in HW boxing history.

 

Joecool, around what weight does Golota plan on coming in against Adamek? I really hope he can get down to his prime 237, but I have a hard time seeing that happening.

 

Critics be damn, the enigmatic foul pole's legacy is already secured.

 

True

 

I can't believe this fight is happening.

I believe Adamek will win it. He is much younger, sharper, has been active, and uninjured, is faster. Deep down inside I will want Golota to win though... only reason I would want him to lose is because it would screw Adamek out of possible good future oppurtunities that are ahead of him at this point, that he deserves. It would be bad for Polish boxing on the international level. I would love to see Golota rematch Austin and knock the **** out of him though. That ***** got lucky Golota got injured. :twisted:

 

Nice job on the radio, Rums. Nate Campbell got really worked up. "Whoever said that dont know what the **** they talkin' about."

Pretty awesome that you got to have a conversation with the heavyweight champion. Even if he is chinny.

:good

 

ok im on the express since golota represents the chi but this is ABSOLUTELY THE LAST TIME if he doesnt win

 

Golota is bigger, but Adamek is better.

Adamek is genuine world class, a man who has won brutal wars, who has won two world titles. Golota's never come through real adversity, never won world title fights.

Adamek'a smaller, but is still too good. He'll probably have to win the hard way, grind Golota down, due to the size difference.

 

Golota seemed slimmer in the photos than in the workout pics, could be the shirt covering that I guess but do you think he's been able to get his weight back down instead? I think it was said he was 265 to begin with.

 

Andrew overcame adversity when he fought McBride, Mollo, and when he fought Austin to complete the round with no left arm. He also beat Byrd and Ruiz only to get zero credit.

Adamek has a lot on his plate now.