Golota vs Ibeabuchi
Golota vs Ibeabuchi
A lot of madness in there and a lot of power and talent.
Who wins and how?
Who wins and how?
Re: Golota vs Ibeabuchi
It would really have liked to have been!
Looks like an interesting fight.
Maybe NC 10r
Possible chaos and fights!
Golota UD me still seems the most likely ,but it is possible to really all the so unpredictable fighters
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Boxing Writer
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Re: Golota vs Ibeabuchi
Ibeabuchi by early KO
Re: Golota vs Ibeabuchi
Boxing Writer wrote:Ibeabuchi by early KO
I agree. Golota would mentally freak out.
Re: Golota vs Ibeabuchi
Ibeabuchi would've gotten him outta there inside 5.
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Re: Golota vs Ibeabuchi
Two nutcases!
I'm inclined to lean towards Golota on points providing he doesn't feast on Ike's balls & gets loads of points docked!
PS: What has happened to Ibeabuchi's comeback?
I haven't heard a thing since he was released & there was talk of him fighting again.
I'm inclined to lean towards Golota on points providing he doesn't feast on Ike's balls & gets loads of points docked!
PS: What has happened to Ibeabuchi's comeback?
I haven't heard a thing since he was released & there was talk of him fighting again.
Re: Golota vs Ibeabuchi
Syntax Error wrote:Two nutcases!
I'm inclined to lean towards Golota on points providing he doesn't feast on Ike's balls & gets loads of points docked!
PS: What has happened to Ibeabuchi's comeback?
I haven't heard a thing since he was released & there was talk of him fighting again.
I read he had violated his parole and was back inside
Re: Golota vs Ibeabuchi
I doubt Golota would be able to decision Ike. His experience and technical advantage resulting from it could give him a lead after a couple of rounds, but sooner or later Ike lands something big and that would be the end. Either literally (KO/TKO), or it would destroy him mentally leading to something strange (as usually).
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SaadOffTheDeck
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Re: Golota vs Ibeabuchi
Ike ko1
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You never know what you are going to get with Golota. He could have a meltdown and get blown out early. He also could be doing well for several rounds and then melt down. It's possibly he would put it all together, but unlikely.
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Re: Golota vs Ibeabuchi
This so true.Ambling Alp II wrote:You never know what you are going to get with Golota. He could have a meltdown and get blown out early. He also could be doing well for several rounds and then melt down. It's possibly he would put it all together, but unlikely.
I can see him winning & I can also see him getting blown out quickly.
I've taken him as he was when he beat the brown stuff out of Riddick Bowe twice, but minus the ball bashing!
Re: Golota vs Ibeabuchi
Golota boxes beautifully - a stiff, accurate, repeated and thudding jab from range - before inexplicably smashing The President in the nuts several times and being thrown out by the ref 
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Re: Golota vs Ibeabuchi
I was a big Golota fan/apologist back in the day.So much so that I never completely gave up on him until his final flop in a world title try vs Lamon Brewster.
He could have been a champion multiple times over if he weren't such a mentally weak headcase IMO. Hell, I had him beating both Chris Byrd & John Ruiz in those fights, but the judges found a way to keep the decisions from him because he just didn't close out the show strong enough it either case.
Against Ike there's no reason to think that he's have risen to the occasion & beaten "The President". While he had power, he wasn't nearly as big a puncher as David Tua, so if Tua couldn't hurt Ike, I can't see how Golota would have. Though, when his head was on straight Golota had better boxing skills that Tua, I just can't imagine the Pole keeping it together for 10 or 12 rounds.
So, I'd have to say that Ike would either KO Golota in about five or Golota would stay in his corner sometime around that same period of time, maybe even sooner.
He could have been a champion multiple times over if he weren't such a mentally weak headcase IMO. Hell, I had him beating both Chris Byrd & John Ruiz in those fights, but the judges found a way to keep the decisions from him because he just didn't close out the show strong enough it either case.
Against Ike there's no reason to think that he's have risen to the occasion & beaten "The President". While he had power, he wasn't nearly as big a puncher as David Tua, so if Tua couldn't hurt Ike, I can't see how Golota would have. Though, when his head was on straight Golota had better boxing skills that Tua, I just can't imagine the Pole keeping it together for 10 or 12 rounds.
So, I'd have to say that Ike would either KO Golota in about five or Golota would stay in his corner sometime around that same period of time, maybe even sooner.
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Re: Golota vs Ibeabuchi
Golota punched harder than Tua as far as I've seen.
Re: Golota vs Ibeabuchi
ike by dec in a close bout
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Re: Golota vs Ibeabuchi
Maybe as far as they're right hands go, but I think Tua's hook was better than any one single blow of Golota's.SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Golota punched harder than Tua as far as I've seen.
Obviously, just my opinion.
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Re: Golota vs Ibeabuchi
Most do, I never saw David as a massive bomber. He carried what he had the whole way, that was his best trait.sweetviolenturge wrote:Maybe as far as they're right hands go, but I think Tua's hook was better than any one single blow of Golota's.SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Golota punched harder than Tua as far as I've seen.
Obviously, just my opinion.
Re: Golota vs Ibeabuchi
Hmmmmm. Difficult or one to call I'd say. I wouldn't rank Golgota as highly as some do yet can any of us say with certainty that we know own how far Ike could have gone in his career?davie wrote:Golgota vs Ibeauchi
Who wins and how?
I'd go with an Ibeauchi victory by stoppage in rounds 9-10.