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May 22, 2005
A Whole Golota Nothing: In the first heavyweight boxing championship in Chicago in a quarter-century, Lamon Brewster scored a 53-second TKO on Andrew Golota in front of 20,000 spectators who paid as much as $9.43 a second. "Maybe it's time for me to think about leaving boxing," said Golota.
Boxing? You mean there was a boxing match? It wouldn't bother me if boxing just vanished off the face of the earth.
posted by dbt302 at 09:52 PM on May 22, 2005
Apparently the match before this won was really good.
posted by StarFucker at 10:39 PM on May 22, 2005
Theres is alway's Rocky VI to look forward to.
posted by volfire at 12:13 AM on May 23, 2005
Before that on HBO was the Trinidad/Winky-Dinky-Dog snorefest. Anyone care to watch a guy move and Jab for 12 rounds while the other guy just stands there and gets a slightly swollen face. Anyone see that UFC thing on Spike though?? That was a fight.
posted by LostInDaJungle at 10:40 AM on May 23, 2005
The heavyweight division doesn't look like it's anywhere near getting its shit together. And yeah, I was expecting a better fight out of the Tito/Wright fight, but I thought the action was slightly better than that, LostInDaJungle. (And I know the whole bloodsport thing is the attraction of UFC, and that's cool, but frankly if I'm going to watch something that fight-clubby, I'd rather see two drunks at my local scrap it out.) So. When's Arturo Gotti fighting again?
posted by chicobangs at 08:34 AM on May 24, 2005
My God, what has the heavyweight division become. I remember when it was THE only division. "Maybe it's time for me to think about leaving boxing," said Golota. Oh, my, please say it ain't so!!