Golota is an underrated heavyweight for sure. He was beating Bowe pretty easily before the low blows and beat Byrd I think. If they scored this fight in his favor it wouldn't bother me at all. Solid jab, cross and hooks, good body work and most of the time he put punches together well.
Well he was good no doubt.I understand him quitting in the Tyson fight as he was truly injured.Still clueless as to why he blew the Bowe fights with deliberate and very low tactics.If not for that then I'd agree with being underrated.
@@jenkemjones68 Mike Tyson beat most guys even after his prime. Bowe did too. I will neve understand why Golota threw a combination into the crotch of Bowe when he was arguably beating him badly. That is a question that will remain unanswered forever. There were a bunch of better heavyweight fighters throughout history, don't get me wrong. Gene Tunney would work shop on a lot of guys now and probably beat 95% of the division on any given night in boxing history. He is top 10 all time I think. 1960's Ali would destroy Golota and pretty much any man who ever set foot in the ring. No underrating there. Marciano and Tyson wouldn't stand a chance against those 2 in their prime.
@douglasroseveare7295 I totally forgot about Tunney.He was something in that era.But for Golata it certainly will remain a mystery why he pulled those antics when he did against Bowe.We can only assume while ahead on the cards,Bowe made Golata give 100% to stay ahead.He was big,very strong,and somewhat skilled.But if things weren't going his way,he would find a way out quickly.Foreman was the same and maybe had less skill,but he had a warrior's mentality.Far as I know Golata has still never explained why he did what he did against Bowe.Maybe he felt winded and disqualified himself before letting it show?Who really knows.
Probably paid to do that and have Bowe win. Golota was beating the hell out of Bowe and Bowe couldn't do a damn thing about it. Bowe was an established World HWC but couldn't beat Golota and that's why I think it was setup. Boxing is full of politics and mafias.
"Robbery" has to be the most overused word when describing decisions in close boxing matches. This was another very close fight that could have gone either way. Golota was busier, came forward and landed a bit more, especially to the body. Byrd landed the clearer, crisper punches. I felt Golota took most of the early rounds and Byrd most of the later rounds, but I gave the crucial 12th round to Golota and had him winning by one point. Stop with the robbery nonsense (either way); I have no issue at all with this being ruled a draw or either fighter winning a close decision. Lots of close rounds that were very tough to score.
Every time UA-cam give me a Golata video my nuts hurt. It’s like the things literally remember watching him fight Riddick Bowe. He was before his time - no one knew any eastern boxers and Don King wasn’t gonna go out of his way to figure out how to promote a white guy from half a world away. Riddick Bowe was probably the most dangerous fighter with the most potential of the era (hate me if you want) and Golata had his number. Why he decided to throw full combinations at Bowes nuts is one of life’s many mysteries.
Very underrated fight, such an interesting clash of styles. Entertaining to watch but a nightmare to score, personally I had Golota winning by a few rounds. I think Byrd lost a good amount of the early rounds by laying back on the ropes, he was countering well but just not frequently enough or hard enough to negate all the shots Golota was landing. To me it seemed like Byrd was a little over-confident in his defensive abilities on the ropes, he showed in the later rounds he could box well in centre-ring and had he done that more throughout the fight I could've seen him winning. Golota showed like he did in the Bowe fights that he was a talented fighter (Good jab, solid body puncher and physically imposing) but unlike those fights he fought within the rules and was unlucky not to get the decision coming off a bad run of form and inactivity. Golota remained consistently unpredictable as he was expected not to show up in this fight and surprised people by doing the exact opposite.
Poor Golota. Everytime he was about to pull out a career important victory (Reddick Bowe, Ruiz or this fight) he either disqualifies himself or the judges rob him. He was able to hit Byrd quite a bit in this fight. Golota showed good timing in this fight
Galota won this easily. As much as I detest his dirty tactics, he seemed by far the stronger. Byrd hit him with a few light combinations but never looked like he could hurt Galota, whereas Galota seemed by far the stronger and bullied Byrd around.
@32:36 these commentators are clueless. Byrd didn't "double-over" because of a body shot. He did because Golota was pushing his head down. It's typical for the bigger fighter to lean over on the smaller fighter to drain their energy. Normally the ref has to break it up but Golota backed away himself, and that's why he didn't hit Byrd as he was coming back up.
57:02 Golota should have been credited with a knock down. Golota wasn't pushing his head down he was pounding Byrd to the body and Byrd doubled over and put both his gloves on the canvas.
@@MyOneFiftiethOfADollar Golota was notorious for a weak mind and a lack of heart, on the other hand could pull out good enough performances that on a good night he could match anyone on the planet, like the time he had Riddick Bowe beat only to hand him a victory via disqualification. It's a puzzle, and people are entitled to discuss it no matter who they are and how unqualified they are to do so.
Golata was the effective aggressor. Byrd is a master boxer. Byrd blocked most of the punches and landed some precision punches off the ropes and in the middle of the ring. Golata clearly won
The thing is, Golota, throws arm punches, If he would've had better technique and throw punches with his weight from the ground up, he'd knockout Byrd in 3 rounds... Darealdeal
Funny how none of the commentators ever mentioned how Byrd literally staggered back to his corner at the end of one of the mid rounds. One sided commentary.
If Andrew Golata would learn to smile and taunt his opponent, and just play the happy face game and not be so serious I think it would give him an edge on Larry's ill-gotten brother. Kidding.
most of the people posting here know absolutely nothing about boxing.,.. you don't win rnds by coming forward... you win rnds by landing punches... golota punched air all night...
I think these Byrd vs Golota and Golota vs Ruiz fights showed one thing: *Neither Byrd nor Ruiz was a serious threat to Lennox Lewis* . (Lewis destroyed Golota in one round, beat Tua 12-0, took out Grant easily, etc.) (Byrd and Ruiz were walking around with titles stripped from Lewis near the end of his career, both claiming to be champion.)
So true. And some people said that Lennox Lewis was scared of John Ruiz 🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂 and didn't want to fight Byrd because he was difficult to box and annoying. Lennox Lewis is the smartest boxer that i saw in heavyweights boxing with Muhammad Ali. When Lennox knew that je was against a dangerous fighter (David Tua, Mike Tyson, Tommy Morrison, Evander Holyfield, Donnovan Ruddock, Vitali Klitschko, Ray Mercer...), he took his time, saw their weakness, hit at the right time and when he could, finish you (he was a great finisher). When he felt than he can finish you without being in real danger, he charged you and finish you. With John Ruiz and Byrd who don't hit hard, Lennox would charged them and finish them early. Maybe he would be more patient against Byrd because he was a very good defensive boxer but i'm sure that he would KO both
@@mallokribi3326 Agreed 100%. I think Ruiz might have survived a few rounds with his dirty boxing style of punching and grabbing, and tried to make an ugly fight out of it, but Ruiz would be eating jabs constantly, losing every round on points, and eventually Ruiz would either get penalized for holding or Lewis would just get tired of it and pound him with uppercuts inside until he dropped. Ruiz was always leaning forward and coming in with his head down. Perfect for Lewis's uppercuts or his overhand right. I think Byrd survives longer, just because he was so elusive, and a lefty. I could see the fight going 8 rounds with Lewis jabbing at Byrd, winning points, preventing Byrd from getting inside on him, but remaining patient until the big one came. Eventually Lewis would hit him with something big and that would be it for Byrd.
I agree that Lewis would've beaten both Byrd and Ruiz but your reasoning for it, that he beat guys both Byrd and Ruiz struggled with or lost to, isn't concrete. You're forgetting styles make fights, just because Fighter A beats Fighter B and Fighter B beats Fighter C it doesn't mean Fighter A necessarily beats Fighter C. I'm not saying it isn't something you should consider when thinking about how a fight might've played out but there are plenty of examples to show how styles create unexpected outcomes, The Ali-Frazier-Foreman fights most famously. It's better to look at the attributes of the fighters individually rather than trying to scale them to each other based on common opponents.
@@danpolseno9728 I'm not sure Lennox really had chin problems, He got dropped by a clean right hand from McCall and got up but the ref waved it off pretty quickly. He got KO'd by Rahman in a fight he was ill prepared for also from and incredibly clean well-timed right hand that I think most HW's would've been flattened by. He fought plenty of other big punchers and was mostly fine, in his last fight with Vitali Klitschko he took some huge shots but ultimately gritted it out till Vitali's cut caused the fight to be stopped. It's a bit of a myth that Lewis had a glass jaw and likely doesn't factor in too much against Byrd and Ruiz anyway since neither were huge punchers
Let's keep it 💯 Byrd did lots of really good things but in actuality he did bupkis. He got a few important decision victories that he shouldn't have gotten. He only lit up one guy and that bout was so boring that I can't remember who he fought. His courage cannot be questioned.
You know what I don't understand why everybody had such a problem fighting crisford all you had to do was go to his body for like three to four rounds and then he would have been washed up I mean I know he's got a lot of head movement and he's hard to hit to the head but you're not going to miss his body and you wear the body out and then and then you could knock him out I don't understand why boxers can't figure this out that's why you watch films so you can figure out how to fight a fighter and know how to win the key to Chris bird with body punches that's all you had to do
It s tough to wrest the belt from the champ without knocking him out or down multiple times , or pummelling him 4 punches to 2 thruout f fight. Let's be fair to the judges. 50-50, some judges who hv given the champ a close split or majority decision. Great stuff from Golota. I wd have scored it 116 to 113 for him.
I can't figure this Golota guy out. Guy didn't have the heart of the mental strength to be at the level he was, which really shows how gleaming the physical side of his make-up had to be to make up for it
Golata was just a mindless punk. It was irritating as hell watching him fight back in the day. He would go up against the finest competition and thoroughly have them beaten, only to start throwing low blows, hitting after the bell, biting etc and then get disqualified. It is amazing to me that any elite boxer would even agree to fight him.
Dumb announcers, he was hit in the back of the head after the bell in round 6 and it wobbled him. thats why he was saying "im not playing". Terrible ref. I have dealt with worse. But points need to be taken away for rabbit punches
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andrew would have been a great boxer if he had a different mindset.
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Golota is an underrated heavyweight for sure. He was beating Bowe pretty easily before the low blows and beat Byrd I think. If they scored this fight in his favor it wouldn't bother me at all.
Solid jab, cross and hooks, good body work and most of the time he put punches together well.
Well he was good no doubt.I understand him quitting in the Tyson fight as he was truly injured.Still clueless as to why he blew the Bowe fights with deliberate and very low tactics.If not for that then I'd agree with being underrated.
@@jenkemjones68 Mike Tyson beat most guys even after his prime. Bowe did too. I will neve understand why Golota threw a combination into the crotch of Bowe when he was arguably beating him badly. That is a question that will remain unanswered forever.
There were a bunch of better heavyweight fighters throughout history, don't get me wrong. Gene Tunney would work shop on a lot of guys now and probably beat 95% of the division on any given night in boxing history. He is top 10 all time I think. 1960's Ali would destroy Golota and pretty much any man who ever set foot in the ring. No underrating there. Marciano and Tyson wouldn't stand a chance against those 2 in their prime.
@douglasroseveare7295 I totally forgot about Tunney.He was something in that era.But for Golata it certainly will remain a mystery why he pulled those antics when he did against Bowe.We can only assume while ahead on the cards,Bowe made Golata give 100% to stay ahead.He was big,very strong,and somewhat skilled.But if things weren't going his way,he would find a way out quickly.Foreman was the same and maybe had less skill,but he had a warrior's mentality.Far as I know Golata has still never explained why he did what he did against Bowe.Maybe he felt winded and disqualified himself before letting it show?Who really knows.
@@jenkemjones68 Could be. I hear ya.
Probably paid to do that and have Bowe win. Golota was beating the hell out of Bowe and Bowe couldn't do a damn thing about it. Bowe was an established World HWC but couldn't beat Golota and that's why I think it was setup. Boxing is full of politics and mafias.
"Robbery" has to be the most overused word when describing decisions in close boxing matches. This was another very close fight that could have gone either way. Golota was busier, came forward and landed a bit more, especially to the body. Byrd landed the clearer, crisper punches. I felt Golota took most of the early rounds and Byrd most of the later rounds, but I gave the crucial 12th round to Golota and had him winning by one point. Stop with the robbery nonsense (either way); I have no issue at all with this being ruled a draw or either fighter winning a close decision. Lots of close rounds that were very tough to score.
Robbery.
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@@billjames1556 lol that's pretty good.
I agree with you, I don't understand the "robbery" claim, it's not like golota was schooling him.
1:08. "They say I'm a dirty fighter....". 😂😂. What a ball buster statement
Golota definitely won this fight, 7-4-1.
Facts
Every time UA-cam give me a Golata video my nuts hurt.
It’s like the things literally remember watching him fight Riddick Bowe.
He was before his time - no one knew any eastern boxers and Don King wasn’t gonna go out of his way to figure out how to promote a white guy from half a world away. Riddick Bowe was probably the most dangerous fighter with the most potential of the era (hate me if you want) and Golata had his number. Why he decided to throw full combinations at Bowes nuts is one of life’s many mysteries.
Good fight.. Thank you for uploading it. 👍
Very underrated fight, such an interesting clash of styles. Entertaining to watch but a nightmare to score, personally I had Golota winning by a few rounds.
I think Byrd lost a good amount of the early rounds by laying back on the ropes, he was countering well but just not frequently enough or hard enough to negate all the shots Golota was landing. To me it seemed like Byrd was a little over-confident in his defensive abilities on the ropes, he showed in the later rounds he could box well in centre-ring and had he done that more throughout the fight I could've seen him winning.
Golota showed like he did in the Bowe fights that he was a talented fighter (Good jab, solid body puncher and physically imposing) but unlike those fights he fought within the rules and was unlucky not to get the decision coming off a bad run of form and inactivity. Golota remained consistently unpredictable as he was expected not to show up in this fight and surprised people by doing the exact opposite.
Yes golota won
Byrd was a cruiserweight who was just a little too small to be HW champ, but he had the talent
Poor Golota. Everytime he was about to pull out a career important victory (Reddick Bowe, Ruiz or this fight) he either disqualifies himself or the judges rob him. He was able to hit Byrd quite a bit in this fight. Golota showed good timing in this fight
I reckon
Galota won this easily. As much as I detest his dirty tactics, he seemed by far the stronger. Byrd hit him with a few light combinations but never looked like he could hurt Galota, whereas Galota seemed by far the stronger and bullied Byrd around.
Yes it was golotas night
118- 111 I had it for golota. He won by a mile
I was scoring the fight also, but I had to deduct points from Golota for looking so unpleasant.
who made you the judge?,
you opinion is invalid.
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@@nelsondim7809 Shut up you nerd
I had it 117 to 111, golota winning
Gallota is his own worst enemy
I like watching Byrd but he didn't beat Golota or Jameel McCline
Agreed
@32:36 these commentators are clueless. Byrd didn't "double-over" because of a body shot. He did because Golota was pushing his head down. It's typical for the bigger fighter to lean over on the smaller fighter to drain their energy. Normally the ref has to break it up but Golota backed away himself, and that's why he didn't hit Byrd as he was coming back up.
57:02 Golota should have been credited with a knock down. Golota wasn't pushing his head down he was pounding Byrd to the body and Byrd doubled over and put both his gloves on the canvas.
Golota didn't deserve much in his career but he deserved this decision
Well said.
What do you feel you have deserved in your career?
@@MyOneFiftiethOfADollar probably more money
@@MyOneFiftiethOfADollar Golota was notorious for a weak mind and a lack of heart, on the other hand could pull out good enough performances that on a good night he could match anyone on the planet, like the time he had Riddick Bowe beat only to hand him a victory via disqualification. It's a puzzle, and people are entitled to discuss it no matter who they are and how unqualified they are to do so.
Byrd fought like a lion. But he did not draw it.
I reckon golota won
Golota was a polish soldier 🇵🇱
Golata was the effective aggressor. Byrd is a master boxer. Byrd blocked most of the punches and landed some precision punches off the ropes and in the middle of the ring. Golata clearly won
What do you mean by "effective aggressor"? The phrase did not mean much to the judges who clearly thought it was a draw.
@@MyOneFiftiethOfADollar It means carrying the fight to the opponent landing some punches. Robbed by the judges.
Golota reminds me of the unknown kiltscko brother that had a different mom
The thing is, Golota, throws arm punches, If he would've had better technique and throw punches with his weight from the ground up, he'd knockout Byrd in 3 rounds...
Darealdeal
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Golota won that fight!!
I reckon
Chris byrd was a very good boxer alot of skills
A blind man can see Golota won! 8-3 1
I agree
Funny how none of the commentators ever mentioned how Byrd literally staggered back to his corner at the end of one of the mid rounds. One sided commentary.
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whwt a lie thiese judjes are fake it clearly golata won the fight because bird was not of his weigh he pushed and control bird easily
Yes golota did won
Great fight
57:02 Golota should have been credited a knock down.
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I never even knew they had fought.
Is it me or has Golota total same fightstyle like Klitschko ?
If Andrew Golata would learn to smile and taunt his opponent, and just play the happy face game and not be so serious I think it would give him an edge on Larry's ill-gotten brother. Kidding.
Watching Golota box is like watching paint dry
Thanks for the video, Big Right Hook
How does the ref let Byrd get away with all his bullshit .
most of the people posting here know absolutely nothing about boxing.,.. you don't win rnds by coming forward... you win rnds by landing punches... golota punched air all night...
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Golota had what took but there was some kind of disconnect
I think these Byrd vs Golota and Golota vs Ruiz fights showed one thing:
*Neither Byrd nor Ruiz was a serious threat to Lennox Lewis* . (Lewis destroyed Golota in one round, beat Tua 12-0, took out Grant easily, etc.)
(Byrd and Ruiz were walking around with titles stripped from Lewis near the end of his career, both claiming to be champion.)
So true.
And some people said that Lennox Lewis was scared of John Ruiz 🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂 and didn't want to fight Byrd because he was difficult to box and annoying.
Lennox Lewis is the smartest boxer that i saw in heavyweights boxing with Muhammad Ali.
When Lennox knew that je was against a dangerous fighter (David Tua, Mike Tyson, Tommy Morrison, Evander Holyfield, Donnovan Ruddock, Vitali Klitschko, Ray Mercer...), he took his time, saw their weakness, hit at the right time and when he could, finish you (he was a great finisher).
When he felt than he can finish you without being in real danger, he charged you and finish you.
With John Ruiz and Byrd who don't hit hard, Lennox would charged them and finish them early.
Maybe he would be more patient against Byrd because he was a very good defensive boxer but i'm sure that he would KO both
@@mallokribi3326 Agreed 100%. I think Ruiz might have survived a few rounds with his dirty boxing style of punching and grabbing, and tried to make an ugly fight out of it, but Ruiz would be eating jabs constantly, losing every round on points, and eventually Ruiz would either get penalized for holding or Lewis would just get tired of it and pound him with uppercuts inside until he dropped. Ruiz was always leaning forward and coming in with his head down. Perfect for Lewis's uppercuts or his overhand right.
I think Byrd survives longer, just because he was so elusive, and a lefty. I could see the fight going 8 rounds with Lewis jabbing at Byrd, winning points, preventing Byrd from getting inside on him, but remaining patient until the big one came. Eventually Lewis would hit him with something big and that would be it for Byrd.
I agree that Lewis would've beaten both Byrd and Ruiz but your reasoning for it, that he beat guys both Byrd and Ruiz struggled with or lost to, isn't concrete. You're forgetting styles make fights, just because Fighter A beats Fighter B and Fighter B beats Fighter C it doesn't mean Fighter A necessarily beats Fighter C. I'm not saying it isn't something you should consider when thinking about how a fight might've played out but there are plenty of examples to show how styles create unexpected outcomes, The Ali-Frazier-Foreman fights most famously. It's better to look at the attributes of the fighters individually rather than trying to scale them to each other based on common opponents.
True Lennox was the best but had some chin problems. But would revenge the defeats in the rematches
@@danpolseno9728 I'm not sure Lennox really had chin problems, He got dropped by a clean right hand from McCall and got up but the ref waved it off pretty quickly. He got KO'd by Rahman in a fight he was ill prepared for also from and incredibly clean well-timed right hand that I think most HW's would've been flattened by. He fought plenty of other big punchers and was mostly fine, in his last fight with Vitali Klitschko he took some huge shots but ultimately gritted it out till Vitali's cut caused the fight to be stopped. It's a bit of a myth that Lewis had a glass jaw and likely doesn't factor in too much against Byrd and Ruiz anyway since neither were huge punchers
Kurang pinternya pelatih Golota menjadi petinju tidak efektif. 🙏
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Watching Byrd fight is like watching paint dry.
Agree. Ultra defensive. I kinda liked it when Ike Ibeabuchi knocked him senseless.
Depended on who he was fighting. I liked this fight and the McCline fight quite a bit.
These are not boxers , both rams.
Great fight but: "Jesus put Don King on the earth to be the greatest promoter."
- Chris Byrd
Byrd borrowed Mike Tyson's shoes for this fight
Polaka zawsze okradną bo jest za dobry 🥹
Yes Goleta won
Agreed
Dirty fighting Golota😢
Let's keep it 💯
Byrd did lots of really good things but in actuality he did bupkis. He got a few important decision victories that he shouldn't have gotten. He only lit up one guy and that bout was so boring that I can't remember who he fought.
His courage cannot be questioned.
Should have been unanimous golota
Ikr
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Golota looks like Nikola Jokic
my man wlad showed him how it was done
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You know what I don't understand why everybody had such a problem fighting crisford all you had to do was go to his body for like three to four rounds and then he would have been washed up I mean I know he's got a lot of head movement and he's hard to hit to the head but you're not going to miss his body and you wear the body out and then and then you could knock him out I don't understand why boxers can't figure this out that's why you watch films so you can figure out how to fight a fighter and know how to win the key to Chris bird with body punches that's all you had to do
Golota should have won
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It s tough to wrest the belt from the champ without knocking him out or down multiple times , or pummelling him 4 punches to 2 thruout f fight. Let's be fair to the judges. 50-50, some judges who hv given the champ a close split or majority decision. Great stuff from Golota. I wd have scored it 116 to 113 for him.
Yes golota did win
I can't figure this Golota guy out. Guy didn't have the heart of the mental strength to be at the level he was, which really shows how gleaming the physical side of his make-up had to be to make up for it
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silny masywny ukrainiec ten gołota, w 3 rundzie juz kazdy poinien lezec na dechach, ende
Golata was just a mindless punk. It was irritating as hell watching him fight back in the day. He would go up against the finest competition and thoroughly have them beaten, only to start throwing low blows, hitting after the bell, biting etc and then get disqualified. It is amazing to me that any elite boxer would even agree to fight him.
AG won that fight. Byrd got lucky
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I know that ain't going. But at the end of the day cookies why is the Bloods and the Bloods to fight each other
Because white going to play out sooner or later you know what I mean
Find the future President in this picture: 47:58
Good
Even Byrd knew he lost..disgrace
The real slim shady lmao
this is Golota verssion with out his trademark left jab. since car accident where his friend died it did not work properly as it used before
Chris won the fight..
This was scripted ?
That is a Rob Golota won the fight
Dumb announcers, he was hit in the back of the head after the bell in round 6 and it wobbled him. thats why he was saying "im not playing".
Terrible ref. I have dealt with worse. But points need to be taken away for rabbit punches
Golota won
Golota boxing like a little girl eating candy.
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Golata should be cut out of boxing history after that Mike Tyson fight. Loved Golatas corner man. He summed it up.
Fool he had a fractured orbital bone, a fractured jaw and a concussion. HW hit hard and Tyson hits real hard.
Golota👍💪💪💪
Byrd wan Thassos fight obły for goofy śmiałeś after dach power pulchnej he received.
golota is poland wood 😀
Golota was destroyed by Lennox Lewis
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Andrew is a cowder he run from tyson
wtf everyone can see golata win .
Can see it too
Wow, Golota got robbed
Indeed
Byrd is not a punching power
None of the two fighters were any good to me.
Golota has a bad tricks, a dirty boxer in the world of boxing
Gloats pluck the 🦅
Robbery... Andrew win!! Poland!!!
Hands down
President Trump couple seats away from Lennox.
byrd was a joke
This is how Chris Bird always wins in boxing, a fake victory, for the propaganda of the Christian cross. But all this is revealed to everyone