Andrew Golota’s journey through his boxing career-while commendable, has never been viewed as successful. Beginning to box at the age of 13 in Poland, Golota amassed 111 victories as a Polish amateur champion, culminating with his winning a bronze medal at the 1988 Olympics. [details (http://www.boxingscene.com/?m=show&id=1002)]

nice presser.

This website is wierd, this thread has 4 views. The Nazario thread has 37.

Yet another undeserved title shot,he might of been
robbed a few times but there is still no big wins
to his name.He should win this one but i have a
feeling that he will miss out again.

I just hope he do well this time. If this is his last shot to redemption, i think he should come out with every he got.

It's a must-win fight for Andrew and he knows that. He will win. Said recently he wants to fight til 40, so must defeat Lamon and try to unify some belts (maybe Byrd again, but Chris doesn't really want it, maybe Ruiz, but I hope he will fight Klitschko)...

With the division as desperate for names as it is... He'll keep getting chances til we have someone they can make alot of money on.

Isn't it sad that a old , rusty Golota with no jab because of a ****ed up shoulder.. can compete with the beltholders..

Isn't it sad that a old , rusty Golota with no jab because of a ****ed up shoulder.. can compete with the beltholders..

The whole HW divivion is weak, you're right.