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Andrew Golota to fight March 19th 2005!!

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    #11
    Originally posted by asian_sensation
    I think that King is smart. He built up Golata's public appeal by screwing over Golata in the last 2 fights. Now he's feeding Brewster to Golata to cash in on Golata's new found appeal. And to summon public support for a rematch with Trinidad, they are sending him in with relative easy touch Winky Wright. Paul Briggs in a showcase fight to open up, Don King wins again.
    this guy's gotta be the smartest 17 year old fighting flip i've ever known ....

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      #12
      Originally posted by marvdave
      are you sure about that?

      Tito v Winky must the main event.
      No, Golota-Brewster is the main event
      Titos fight isn't even a belt fight

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        #13
        Originally posted by baya
        this guy's gotta be the smartest 17 year old fighting flip i've ever known ....
        I skipped 7th grade and was high school valedictorian.

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          #14
          Originally posted by Atwa_66
          Andrew Golota will fight Lamon Brewster for the WBO Heavyweight title on March 19th, 2005 at Madison Square Garden, New York City. It will be promoted by Don King Productions
          Fight Card Includes:
          Felix Trinidad vs Ronald Wright
          Paul Briggs vs Tomasz Adamek
          Lamon Brewster vs Andrew Golota

          YES!!!
          Best news I have heard in a long time
          Can't wait to see this
          Hopefully Golota won't be screwed this time
          Don't care what anyone says, I want to buy this PPV

          .....That is a good card!!! Golota will finally have someone to fight who actually will try to fight him instead of hold him or slap him. I like his chances in this one. If Wlad fights a live body(he is already #2 in the WBO), that could set up a Wlad Golota title fight right after Golota/Brewster. It could make the WBO title fights very interesting in the near future.

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            #15
            Originally posted by asian_sensation
            I skipped 7th grade and was high school valedictorian.
            i can't not believe it ...

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              #16
              Originally posted by baya
              i can't not believe it ...
              I got a great idea for my new signature...

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                #17
                Originally posted by asian_sensation
                I think that King is smart. He built up Golata's public appeal by screwing over Golata in the last 2 fights. Now he's feeding Brewster to Golata to cash in on Golata's new found appeal. And to summon public support for a rematch with Trinidad, they are sending him in with relative easy touch Winky Wright. Paul Briggs in a showcase fight to open up, Don King wins again.
                Winky Wright..easy touch?....I think not. It will be a very competetive bout. Wright might be boring, but Tito can be outboxed. Ask Oscar...he gave Tito a lesson until he decided to stop fighting the last three rounds. Wright is a very difficult fight for Tito...should be a good one

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by marvdave
                  Winky Wright..easy touch?....I think not. It will be a very competetive bout. Wright might be boring, but Tito can be outboxed. Ask Oscar...he gave Tito a lesson until he decided to stop fighting the last three rounds. Wright is a very difficult fight for Tito...should be a good one
                  Oscar had movement. Lateral movement gives Tito issues. The shots that Tito throws and hits gloves or arms will be the hardest shots Winky had ever been hit by. Winky cashing in them chips.

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by Atwa_66
                    No, Golota-Brewster is the main event
                    Titos fight isn't even a belt fight
                    Belts are meaningless. The two best fighters arguably at their weight are fighting. (Tito-Wright) I can't believe Don King would do that to his money man Tito.


                    strange indeed

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by marvdave
                      Belts are meaningless. The two best fighters arguably at their weight are fighting. (Tito-Wright) I can't believe Don King would do that to his money man Tito.


                      strange indeed
                      This is a showcase fight for Tito. I don't believe Winky has ever been anything special. He made his reputation outboxing undersized and badly faded Shane Mosley. If Wright holds and uses his experience, he can survive the 12 rounds, but at what cost?

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