Watched bowe-golaoa-2 last night

[Larry the boss]

man that fight was action packed..bowe had a chin on him and so did golota..but man was bowe taking an ass whooping..but he took it....lord only knows why golota kept doing ****** **** in his 2 fights with Bowe

[Larry the boss]

i think bowe would've giving wlad hell..but vitali wouldve had a field day on his ass

[TheGreatA]

Golota was insane and approached boxing like a street fight, even though he was one of the better technical heavyweight boxers of recent times. He later said that he hit Bowe below the belt because "the son of a ***** wouldn't go down".

Bowe had become sloppy physically and technically by this time. The first Holyfield fight was his peak and it was all downhill from there, even with Eddie Futch trying his best to keep Bowe out of trouble.

[Larry the boss]

Golota was insane and approached boxing like a street fight, even though he was one of the better technical heavyweight boxers of recent times. He later said that he hit Bowe below the belt because "the son of a ***** wouldn't go down".

Bowe had become sloppy physically and technically by this time. The first Holyfield fight was his peak and it was all downhill from there, even with Eddie Futch trying his best to keep Bowe out of trouble.

why do you think bowe declined so fast??

[TheGreatA]

why do you think bowe declined so fast??

Lack of dedication. He had a ton of heart in the ring but outside it he never wanted to go through the training and conditioning. After beating Holyfield he thought he could walk through anybody by throwing wild right hands that more often than not missed their mark. It worked for a while but the signs of his detoriation were already there in previous bouts against Herbie Hide and Larry Donald. Golota completely schooled him if not for the low blows.

Bowe's wild brawl with the glass-jawed Hide:



A prime Bowe would have put away Hide in 2 rounds.

[Larry the boss]

Lack of dedication. He had a ton of heart in the ring but outside it he never wanted to go through the training and conditioning. After beating Holyfield he thought he could walk through anybody by throwing wild right hands that more often than not missed their mark. It worked for a while but the signs of his detoriation were already there in previous bouts against Herbie Hide and Larry Donald. Golota completely schooled him if not for the low blows.

Bowe's wild brawl with the glass-jawed Hide:



A prime Bowe would have put away Hide in 2 rounds.

yea that wild right he was throwing against golota was disgraceful

[TheGreatA]

Bowe never could throw a straight right hand, one of his big weaknesses. With a solid 1-2 he would have been even more dangerous, but usually he followed up his jab with an overhand right that rarely landed cleanly. His uppercut was his most dangerous punch, but Golota nullified it.

[Larry the boss]

Bowe never could throw a straight right hand, one of his big weaknesses. With a solid 1-2 he would have been even more dangerous, but usually he followed up his jab with an overhand right that rarely landed cleanly. His uppercut was his most dangerous punch, but Golota nullified it.

yea he even looped the right hand to hit larry donald at a presser..lol

[Las Vegas,]

Whenever I think about either of those 2 fights, two thinks pop into my mind almost immediately.

The riot in the first fight.
Jim Lampley's hilarious commentary in the 2nd fight. "LOW BLOWS! LOW BLOWS! A COMBINATION OF LOW BLOWS!"

[Larry the boss]

Whenever I think about either of those 2 fights, two thinks pop into my mind almost immediately.

The riot in the first fight.
Jim Lampley's hilarious commentary in the 2nd fight. "LOW BLOWS! LOW BLOWS! A COMBINATION OF LOW BLOWS!"

golotas the best low blow combo puncher in boxing history