Word is Golota ran out of sparring partners. An easy to hit Brian Nix is the perfect opponent.
Make a few coins at Oly-
Golota/Nix UNDER 5.5 -2.00
If Andrew doesn't knock him out in three or four, he will probably find a way out of the ring.
Make a few coins at Oly-
Golota/Nix UNDER 5.5 -2.00
If Andrew doesn't knock him out in three or four, he will probably find a way out of the ring.
Sorry UT ..... Golota pummeled Nix in the 3rd, he just wouldn't go out.
Golota's amateur trainer, who handles him a lot better than anyone else is back with Andrew. If he gets serious he can certainly compete with any of the pretenders in the weak heavyweight division. Hopefully maturity has finally set in, he was in great shape tonight.
It would be fun to see him really fight Mike- would be great action.
Golota's amateur trainer, who handles him a lot better than anyone else is back with Andrew. If he gets serious he can certainly compete with any of the pretenders in the weak heavyweight division. Hopefully maturity has finally set in, he was in great shape tonight.
It would be fun to see him really fight Mike- would be great action.
I must admit that I have always liked Golota as a fighter when he is executing his offense and nothing else. I just became very skeptical of Golota after he developed a tendency to hit below the belt.
Last night, he seemed to have a similar problem as he was warned by the ref on two occasions. Golota has the skills to be a dominant heavyweight, but I would not want to earn any money with him on his road to victory because he makes for very unpredictable bouts.
Last night, he seemed to have a similar problem as he was warned by the ref on two occasions. Golota has the skills to be a dominant heavyweight, but I would not want to earn any money with him on his road to victory because he makes for very unpredictable bouts.
