Golota vs. Wlad Klistchko

**guru** · 03-25-2005, 01:05 PM

golota WILL fold after wlad hits him with some big shots, as he's done throughout his entire career whenever a big puncher nails him

**The Troll** · 03-25-2005, 01:10 PM

Originally posted by guru

golota WILL fold after wlad hits him with some big shots, as he's done throughout his entire career whenever a big puncher nails him

He "folded" once in his career after getting hit by big punches against Grant, that is the only example. In the Tyson fight he was injured by the punch he took in the first round so he had legit reason to quit.

Golota does not fold when hit by big punches. You should watch Golota vs Bowe obviously or Golota vs. Pouha.

Pouha hurt Golota bad, and Golota came back the next round KO'd pouha.

In the second Bowe fight Golota was knocked down by a vicious barrage and he got up survived the round out on his feet, but then came back and knocked Bowe down bad in the next round, and dominated the fight from that point on.

Against Lewis he was just obliterated, but that had more to do with muscle relaxer he recieved before the bout. You could tell Golota was like stoned in that fight. Take an injection of Vicadin straight into your veign and lets see how coherent you are, or just swallow 4 vicadin, then go out and there and fight Lennox Lewis.

**mECHsLAVE** · 03-25-2005, 01:11 PM

This fight will probably happen if Golota and Wlad both win- as they should. It would be a perfect chance for Wlad to get his WBO belt back. And since Byrd won't fight him, and Toney probably won't either, then this is probably the only big fight to be made with him.

Golota has always been the classic underachiever in big fights- so I don't know why this one would be any different, esp if Wlad is coming off of a solid win with some confidence. (Golota did beat Byrd and Ruiz, but both were close fights where he is the challenger and he didn't close the show and do more, as he is capable of doing- that's why I still feel like he's an underacheiver, despite being robbed of 2 belts).

**Kid Achilles** · 03-25-2005, 01:37 PM

Golota didn't fold versus Bowe? Really? Maybe I need to watch that one again because I recall him going nuts and DQing himself because Bowe ( a big puncher) wasn't staying down and was fighting back, hurting him.

Maybe I was just thinking of a dream or something and Golota really did win that fight. But what's REALLY funny is that for some reason I remember him doing the same exact thing in a rematch. Oh well. It must have been another dream.

**Enayze** · 03-25-2005, 01:55 PM

Originally posted by McKay

He "folded" once in his career after getting hit by big punches against Grant, that is the only example. In the Tyson fight he was injured by the punch he took in the first round so he had legit reason to quit.

Golota does not fold when hit by big punches. You should watch Golota vs Bowe obviously or Golota vs. Pouha.

Pouha hurt Golota bad, and Golota came back the next round KO'd pouha.

In the second Bowe fight Golota was knocked down by a vicious barrage and he got up survived the round out on his feet, but then came back and knocked Bowe down bad in the next round, and dominated the fight from that point on.

Against Lewis he was just obliterated, but that had more to do with muscle relaxer he recieved before the bout. You could tell Golota was like stoned in that fight. Take an injection of Vicadin straight into your veign and lets see how coherent you are, or just swallow 4 vicadin, then go out and there and fight Lennox Lewis.

Golota folded against Bowe in the first and second fight when he was getting atacked. He didnt know what to do in the first fight and low blowed his opponent. In the second fight when he got knocked down he did absolutely nothing but fold, and take the barrage. He later folded when he couldnt get rid of Bowe so he hit low. He folded against Lennox Lewis when Lewis landed one shot and saw Golota covering up he went for the kill. He most definately folded against Tyson, injury or not. He folded against Grant, he didnt know what to do when he was getting battered across the ring in round 10.

Golota on Pouha, before he went on to knock out Pouha he bit his shoulder, a sign of folding. If it was a different referee he could've disqualified him on the spot.

Wlad has the power to take him out in round 1.

**dodge** · 03-25-2005, 02:02 PM

Wlad by TKO 4.

**guru** · 03-25-2005, 02:04 PM

IMO, golota quit/folded against bowe, tyson and grant... yeah he dominated bowe, but then he got himself DQ'd and lost...

what injury in the tyson fight? a broken nose or something?? he quit.... you've got an excuse for every golota loss.... drugged against lewis, injury against tyson, etc....

THE GUY HAS NEVER WON A BIG FIGHT, we can sit here and make excuses til we're blue the face, but it doesn't change the fact he's lost every big fight he's been in and he quits in one fashion another when the going gets tough...

oh yeah, he beat pou'ha, but pou'ha sucks... who the hell did he ever beat??? and golota had to bite him to do it, he's lucky he didnt get DQ'd again....

**ejk22** · 03-25-2005, 02:04 PM

That Golota is a real nut case. LOL!!! I believe that if Golota beats Brewster and Wlad beats Castillo if they were to face one another that Golota would probably TKO Wlad by the 8th round. I prefer that Wlad faces Byrd for the IBF because that's what this fight against Castillo is for an IBF eliminator. Golota should face Vitali if Vitali defeats Rahman and Golota defeats Brewster.

**.::EnRiQuE::.** · 03-25-2005, 02:06 PM

wlad will stop golota late. golota will get all frustrated then DQ himself from the fight.

Golota vs. Wlad Klistchko