He's got time left. But he's too old to be picking his fights as if he is still a prospect. He's got to get a good name. I'd like to see BJ Flores and Steve Cunningham go at it
the nerve of adamek fighting a heavyweight and then BHOP and making money for it...what a jerk:thumbsup
meanwhile BJ is fighting 170 lbers that are blown up and are average to start and his biggest fight is DING which was close
Pipe down, bruh. He hasn't fought 'em yet. But let's put things in perspective, if he takes on Golota he'll be fighting an unstable fighter who, at over 40, has his best days far in the rear view mirror. Even years ago Golota was an under one minute free lunch for a guy who just got beat by some guy in Germany in an 8 rounder yesterday. So let's be honest, taking on Golota is no great accomplishment. It's merely wasting time. It doesn't do anything for your standing as a boxer. Now B-Hop on the other hand, although older than Golota, would be a substantial W on Adamek's record if he were to obtain it, which he can't. Take on USS again or bring on Flores.
I thought everyone made that clear scince day 1? This is just for the paper. Low risk high reward fight for Adamek, which he so rightfully deserves.
I wouldn't call facing a 250lb Heavyweight contender low-risk for a man of Adamek's size, past his prime or not.
Golotas not even past prime, hes shot to bits.... Even his body is starting to break down with the injuries he's had..
I agree, but all it takes in the big men's division is one good shot. Adamek's iron chin at LHW/good chin at 200 might mean nothing against the real Heavies. But back to the thread topic I think Flores can take out Huck and Frag right now, not sure about fights with Jones and Adamek.