Impressed by Andrew Golota?

[Hitman932]

did that really happen or was that a joke you made?

nah im not joking at all, i swear that he was in trouble w/ the law in chicago over this about 6 months back....

the story was much more bizarre than i can even remember, somehow guns were involved also...ill look for a link to something.

[boxingknight]

I think I heard something about golota having connections with the mafia... of some sort, I forget which mafia, is there a polish mafia?

[Hitman932]

couldnt find a direct link, but if you work off this date/timeframe and google the right thing you may find an in depth story, i dont have time at the moment

http://www.ringsidereport.com/rsrboard/viewtopic.php?p=3782&sid=345543b6a48b319221637ea32e53aa5b

[Welter_Skelter]

His shots were wide and slow, the top heavyweights would have picked him apart straight down the middle. Mollo didn't fight like a coward at all, he was tired after the 6th and showed a lot of heart to stay up to hear the final bell.

Mollo fought most of the fight..imitating Ricky Hatton in round 12 against Collazo.. Shameful

[Silencers]

Mollo fought most of the fight..imitating Ricky Hatton in round 12 against Collazo.. Shameful

I don't consider that shameful, his conditioning was quite bad but he showed heart by staying up for the rest of the fight while exhausted and he did try to fight back but he had nothing left.

[Scott9945]

I sure am, he looked amazing in his last fight for his age. He took the fight serious and came in great shape to the fight, built like a tank. Is it any surprise why Mollo got so discouraged and fought like a coward hugging Andrew Golota the whole fight? I bet you Andrew Golota could have ko'd Mollo in the third round if Mollo didn't keep clinching golotas body.

I know some of you think Golota's finished but I don't think so, he is still better then most of the crappy heavyweights in this division. He boxed pretty well and was very powerful in this fight. His speed was terrible but he still fought good for his age.

Mollo didn't show anything else, but he did show heart. Calling him a coward is bull****.

[Welter_Skelter]

I don't consider that shameful, his conditioning was quite bad but he showed heart by staying up for the rest of the fight while exhausted and he did try to fight back but he had nothing left.

Ok maybe I am being a Bit harsh saying "shameful" But he did look like he was trying to give Golota a Blow job on a few too many occasions..

I will give him credit for having heart... But I tend to favour Boxing skill and athleticisim over heart...

The guy needs to learn how to box.. and develop some sort of Stamina..

[MELLY-MEL...]

nah im not joking at all, i swear that he was in trouble w/ the law in chicago over this about 6 months back....

the story was much more bizarre than i can even remember, somehow guns were involved also...ill look for a link to something.

lmfao, golota is a freak! i love that guy! pure entertainment! which is what the hw needs aside some better fighters! lol!

[Silencers]

Ok maybe I am being a Bit harsh saying "shameful" But he did look like he was trying to give Golota a Blow job on a few too many occasions..

I will give him credit for having heart... But I tend to favour Boxing skill and athleticisim over heart...

The guy needs to learn how to box.. and develop some sort of Stamina..

lol. I agree with that.

[Guest]

I am confident an Oliver McCall- Andrew Golota match will save the heavyweight division.

Battle of the loose screws.