Thread: Golota....where to now?

He didn't KO Mike Mollo but he did well and he didn't go ape shit crazy for once.


I have always wanted Andrew Golota to fight Evander Holyfield and or Hasim Rahman and right now those fights could happen.


Anyone interested? I would think these would be AWESOME ESPN fights, even if they were to sell a cheap PPV.

Originally Posted by Lyle

He didn't KO Mike Mollo but he did well and he didn't go ape S*** crazy for once.


I have always wanted Andrew Golota to fight Evander Holyfield and or Hasim Rahman and right now those fights could happen.


Anyone interested? I would think these would be AWESOME ESPN fights, even if they were to sell a cheap PPV.

He needs to work on his conditioning... His power will be there if his conditioning is, as much as writers are proclaiming he could line up another title shot, I need to see another fight with him keeping it all together mentally before I throw him in with a title holder

Originally Posted by JT Rock

Originally Posted by Lyle

He didn't KO Mike Mollo but he did well and he didn't go ape S*** crazy for once.


I have always wanted Andrew Golota to fight Evander Holyfield and or Hasim Rahman and right now those fights could happen.


Anyone interested? I would think these would be AWESOME ESPN fights, even if they were to sell a cheap PPV.

Remember what Lamon Brewster did to him. Any fighter who leaps on top of him and has a decent amount of power will pull the trigger on him fast.
He needs to work on his conditioning... His power will be there if his conditioning is, as much as writers are proclaiming he could line up another title shot, I need to see another fight with him keeping it all together mentally before I throw him in with a title holder

....neither Holyfield or Rahman have titles....they would make for exciting fights.


Yes the blueprint to beat Golota is to jump on him early...neither Holyfield nor Rahman have the power or would ever do that


Golota COULD fight Luan Krasniqi, Ray Austin, DaVaryl Williamson, Lance Whittaker and then move on to fight Rahman or Holyfield but those two fights are the ones I want to see

Originally Posted by Lyle

Rahman or Holyfield but those two fights are the ones I want to see

Why? In your past estimations and others they are both finished.... Golota is more dangerous and a bigger threat to any of the current title holders

Originally Posted by JT Rock

Originally Posted by Lyle

Rahman or Holyfield but those two fights are the ones I want to see

Why? In your past estimations and others they are both finished.... Golota is more dangerous and a bigger threat to any of the current title holders

The fight that would intrest me is against Chageav
Golata really doesnt have the time to screw around with too many tune up fights

Because I wanted to see them fight when they were in their primes....hell Golota is past his best too.....it's win-win.....no one has anything to lose.

Andrew Golota is a HISTORIC underachiever why the hell would Rahman and Holyfield turn down a fight that would draw some good views

Golota is like Morrison, Rudduck, and Moorer....those guys fought a couple of the big time fighters of their day but not all of them and I always wonder.....what if the match up was different?

What if it was Rudduck-Holyfield for the title?

What if it was Morrison-Bowe for the title?

What if it was Moorer-Tyson for the title?

What if it was Golota-Rahman for the title or Golota-Holyfield

Those matchups are totally different and they have good styles for each other

I believe Golota is in line to face the Peter-Maskaev winner.

McCall would be interesting, Tua too. Tua would stop him early though imo.

Tua should just stay out of boxing....he does nothing, but yes he does have the style to beat the hell out of Golota.


McCall is waaaaaaay too old and not consistent enough to fight Golota. It could be a good warm up fight.


Ruiz and McCline are fighting on the Peter-Maskaev undercard and the winner of that fight would be a good challenge for Golota (eventhough Golota already fought and in my opinion beat Ruiz)

I would love to see Holyfield get knocked out by Golota.

That would be well worth a $64.95 ppv in my eyes.

James Toney mentioned fighting him on B-Talk the other day. That might be interesting, though I think Toney should just quit already.

golota-mccall would be interesting both older and slower, but both crazy, should make a war.
a more meaning full fight would be golota vs juan carlos gomez but i think that would be a duller more onesided fight

Originally Posted by frozensolid_702

I would love to see Holyfield get knocked out by Golota.

That would be well worth a $64.95 ppv in my eyes.

I think it would harken back to the days of Holyfield-Bowe....Golota is a good fighter but just an underacheiver.

If Vitali Klitschko was to come back Golota would be a GREAT warm up fight