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Funny that the ref grabbed the wrong fighter when he was stopping the fight hahahaha Polish people, always good for a laugh ;D
Golota was heavy...I guess he thought it was going to be more of an exhibition match.
Anyone think Adamek could stay at heavyweight and do anything, 6'1 214 is TINY, but IMO as tough and as sound of a fighter as Adamek is, I'm sure he could pick off a couple guys.
What do you about him against Solis? I think there are a decent number of heavyweights he could do well against, I think he struggles against any heavyweight with a decent jab (Wlad, Vitali, Johnson, Thompson etc.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
but with all the lesser skilled guys at Heavy he has a great shot at.
Solis has good technique but he can be lazy in the ring and if anyone could take advantage of that it's Adamek.
Adamek-JC Gomez could be a solid fight, but I think people would be very interested in Adamek-Haye...just because that would have been nice to see at cruiserweight. I think at heavyweight Haye would bully him while at cruiserweight Haye may be weight drained while Adamek would be full of energy.
Thanks for that.Golota def needs to call it a day.Adamek showed good handspeed and finished,not alot to the imagination but should add some needed excitment.I really hope he does not try to bulk up and put on too much weight in effort to make believers.Smart match making with solid hands,mean streak and decent pop can see him make some noise.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing
Good start into the heavyweights for Adamek I would like to see him against James Toney for some reason.
Ummm...... the ref was from the US. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
....must be something in the water. Or he may have been overcome by his surroundings
Oh, and btw I'm Polish. ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
And yes, my last name ends in "ski".
I'm Polish too, btw I'm in Poland right now ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by I Lust For Violent DOh, and btw I'm Polish. ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
And yes, my last name ends in "ski".
....how great of both of you, the first step is admitting you have a problem ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by gest12645I'm Polish too, btw I'm in Poland right now ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by I Lust For Violent DOh, and btw I'm Polish. ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
And yes, my last name ends in "ski".
I kid, I kid.....I kid cause I love. ;D
i have a problem today, not enough alcohol, and it's fight night in Poland, trust me man. Sipping on the last beer :) but anyway, I jhust feel bad for Golota . He's had a tough career in boxing.
Apparently briggs has a medical problem, something to do with his nervous system that has forced him to retire. Its too bad, everyone talked about green/mundine and all that shit....how good of a fight would of Briggs and danny green been? :o It would of been a massive brawl and I would of loved to see that.Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick2 brutal fights...Quote:
Originally Posted by snakey
A friend of mine sat ringside for both fights and he said it was 2 of the greatest moments in sports for him.
He was on his feet throughout the fights and hardly sat if at all.
You know something a lot of fighters don't recover after a fight like that, evenmore after 2 fights like that.
Briggs himself disappeared after the 2 fights.
After this i'm looking back at the Dawson fight and wondering how Adamek was so clearly outpointed!
he was a bit too gun shy against Dawson, he didn't let his punches go, and i dunno for what reason seeing how Dawson isn't really a big puncher, but yea i was more impressed by Adamek's win over Golota (be it a fat Golota) than Haye's TKO over Barrett (especially after seeing how easily Solis got him out of there), if Haye beats Valuev, a Haye/Adamek fight would be awesome
Funny how bad people praise this dude and try to discredit that Dawson beat his ass. He gave no excuses so why are fans quick to. Hopkins see's the same thing happening to him so he'll use excuses to avoid Dawson like the plague