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

Also, I believe Golota when he said his jaw was broken from third round in the Bowe rematch. If you watch in between the 2nd and 3rd (i believe) round, Golota pulls Bloodworth's head to him and says something in his ear but you cant hear what he's saying. Just after Golota did this, Bloodworth says something like "no...you gotta keep fighting." This leads me to believe Golota was expressing the pain he was in and possibly wanted to quit but his corner said no.

 

Power of the *****. :smoke

 

True, but maybe it's power of "attorney". Mariola is a smart woman and has been involved in the boxing scene throughout Andrew's career. Why pay Ziggy? What's he going to do that she can't?

 

I like Adamek and maybe he'll be the next Golota, who knows, but I'm a little disappointed about his comments to authors about Andrew's hookers. Whether it's true or not is another story but you don't say stuff like that. What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Tomasz says he's a Catholic man. What's the point of being a Catholic and then saying crap about your "friend"?

 

Mariola has also boxing judge license and she can score fights.
Ziggy found another cow to milk-Adamek, so he left golota. I think it can be good for Andrew.

 

If Golota loses to Adamek, I will concede his boxing days are 100% over and he should retire immediately.

However I refuse to use your 'fork' analogy just to get you off, Fart.

 

I have just one advise to Andrew: always try to fit the shoe in the shop before you buy it.

 

For me that's the best line in the interview.

 

That interviewer should really be getting more work. He didn't hold back at times with Golota, good to see. Golota's answers were sometimes good and sometimes highly dubious, but at least he had to (and did) answer questions like that.

 

Golota seems to have the personanlity to most likely be telling the truth and I think he just wants to come clean with his supporters. I wish him the best, in and out of the ring.

 

You know, the sentence alone looks bad but was cleverly generalized from the specific extreme context:
one-by one in the ring with fouling Mike Tyson, in the most unpleasant for white guy arena where both ref and your own trainer does not care what is happening to you ..... it looks a bit differently for me.

Beside the Grant and Tyson fights I doubt you will find any other case when Golota was
highly dependent from his trainer, so I think the question was just below the belt line
and I understand the speechless Golota in here.

 

I agree with you that question was below belt line, but this was very meaningful silence from golota. I think that Andrew admited that he needed the support from trainer during the fight, which is nothing wrong for me. Now i believe that if he had Bloodwoorth or Colonna in the corner, he wouldn't quit against Tyson.

 

I totally agree, good trainer in the corner is a huge asset to the boxer.
You could ask Adamek how much the lack of communication with McGirt
affected his lose to Dawson and then if he admits he would do better with Gmitriuk
you could ask the same question as for Golota .... I bet he would be speechless as well.

 

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