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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Andrew Golota Starts Sparring, Hopes To Return Soon

    Heavyweight contender Andrew Golota (41-8-1, 33 KOs) still has dreams of continuing his sports career. The Chicago resident told the Polish Times that he recently started sparring and wants to make his return in the near future, with a tune-up, and then a fight against an opponent who is ranked in the top ten. Golota said his left hand is working properly and there are no issues in the gym. The 44-year-old fighter has been out of boxing since being knocked out by his countryman Tomasz Adamek in October 2010.

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    • Emon723
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      Holyfield vs Golota? please dont, had enough of Holyfield beating Tyson leftovers, Botha, Nielsen.

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        • nycsmooth
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          hope Golota will do us a favor & just keep sparring...he's a perfect example, his entire career, why this division is what it is, most boring, least talented...

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            • joe strong
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              he should fight another 40 year old. botha & grant was a great fight. he isn't winning any belts now but he could have a few decent fights vs other past it heavyweights.i'd watch him fight holyfield.

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                • SpeedKillz
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                  hopefully golota will not take his sparring into the professional ring with him. please please PLEASE stay retired andrew, no one wants to see you fight pro again, not even you...

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                    • The Surgeon
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                      Stay retired man, this turd invested division has enough old foggys hanging around waaay too long already!


                      Quick question Prime versions, who wins Golota vs Tony Tubbs

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                        • SpeedKillz
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                          Originally posted by The Surgeon
                          Stay retired man, this turd invested division has enough old foggys hanging around waaay too long already!


                          Quick question Prime versions, who wins Golota vs Tony Tubbs
                          quick answer - who cares!!

                          lol sorry i guess in a fair fight, tubbs would win, in a regular boxing match, golota would win, since he doesnt know how to fight fair

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