is it true that Andrew Golata could of beat Bowe twice?
Collapse
-
I felt that Golota gained from the low blows. Each time Bowe began to get into his zone Golota would mess Bowe's timing and force the fight to restart.
I believe in a straight up fight Bowe would have weathered Golota's eary power and would have out boxed him down the line. Probably would have made him quit. (See below my opinion on that.)
Not impressed with Golota - one can find all kinds of potential if one wants to, but his results are not merely wanting, but almost non-existent.
In short I see him as a cheat - I also believe that his supposed mental breakdowns, whether by multiple low blows or tears, leading to DQs, are just ways to quit. All I see is a quitter.
If Futch hadn't taken him on, and remember not so long after Futch cut ties with him, he was heading down Tony Ayala career criminal assaultive incarceration.Comment
-
- - C'mon, Pep, Big Dummy and his vicious manager Rock Newman were as low a combination in boxing as ever existed.
If Futch hadn't taken him on, and remember not so long after Futch cut ties with him, he was heading down Tony Ayala career criminal assaultive incarceration.Comment
-
Comment
-
Comment
-
Yeah, in Jabberwonky world, you just drunkenly kidnap wife and kid.
"Yer honor, I was growed man trying to keep my family together, so in comparison I be better than that kid heroin rapist Tony, my little brother in crime."Comment
-
- - Big Dummy has a rap sheet taller than him.
Yeah, in Jabberwonky world, you just drunkenly kidnap wife and kid.
"Yer honor, I was growed man trying to keep my family together, so in comparison I be better than that kid heroin rapist Tony, my little brother in crime."Comment
-
Comment
-
Comment
-
Comment
Comment