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Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 10 May 2018, 15:47
by oogiebe
Kalan wrote: 10 May 2018, 15:11 When Obama took over from Dummy Dubya – the US economy was in CRASH mode Oogie.. Wall street was allowed to do whatever they wished and they crashed the economy with their unregulated schemes, like prior to the Great Depression.

When Obama came in MAJOR corporations had just been bailed out with taxpayer money.. MAJOR investment banks on WALL STREET had just been bailed out with taxpayer money.. 12 MILLION Americans were thrown out of work and hundreds of thousands were still losing their jobs every month.. The BUDGET DEFICIT WAS 1.6 TRILLION DOLLARS FOR THE FIRST FISCAL YEAR OBAMA WAS SADDLED WITH.

Bill Clinton left Dummy Dubya with a 275 MILLION dollar annual budget SURPLUS... Which Dubya blew immediately... Budget deficits got worse and worse in Dummy's 8 years in office.. Obama inherited a catastrophic economy on day one.. Bush inherited a dream economy on day one.. Dubya made the deficits worse each year like Reagan and Bush Sr did... Obama lowered the deficits each year like Bill Clinton did.. The way to twist this statistic is to blame Obama for spending the money to pull us out of the Great Recession.

Are you going to blame FDR for spending the money to pull us out of the Great Depression??? I DON’T THINK SO... FDR, Truman, Kennedy, Carter, Clinton, and Obama were fiscal conservatives.. Coolidge, Hoover, Reagan, Bush, Dubya, and Trump are crooks and liberals who hand out the money YOU pay in taxes to their corrupt buddies – while gripping firm control of the federal judiciary – which is the most corrupt it’s ever been.

That is the way Nixon and Reagan got out of going to prison for their crimes.
Blab from the echo chamber...nothing original...same tired talking points. Your political memory is like driving a car with Vaseline smeared all over the rear-view mirror. Call me when you're back to boxing. :stop: :TU:

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 10 May 2018, 16:18
by Kalan
That's why we end up with super shitty presidents like Trump... Because people who refuse to listen or be educated call anyone who votes Democratic a liberal in knee jerk fashion and listeners to MSNBC... It's important for our children and grand children's lives to have capable leaders, but minorities vote Democratic so automatically that makes us liberals.

And I still have Moorer beating Golota based on far better skills, speed, smarts, and punching power.

They both had terrible chins... So yeah, they're even on that score.

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 10 May 2018, 16:35
by oogiebe
Kalan wrote: 10 May 2018, 16:18 That's why we end up with super shitty presidents like Trump... Because people who refuse to listen or be educated call anyone who votes Democratic a liberal in knee jerk fashion and listeners to MSNBC... It's important for our children and grand children's lives to have capable leaders, but minorities vote Democratic so automatically that makes us liberals.

And I still have Moorer beating Golota based on far better skills, speed, smarts, and punching power.

They both had terrible chins... So yeah, they're even on that score.
I know tons of conservative minorities, as well as middle of the roaders and liberals.

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 10 May 2018, 18:44
by Kalan
I hope so..... I'm as conservative as can be.

I'm for really super tough law enforcement -- especially on crooked politicians and businessmen who leech off the government and cut deals with mobsters and corrupt foreign governments (like Russia)... And such people (Reagan) who sell missiles to Iran for instance....and use the proceeds to finance covert wars in Central America for their own profit.

And I'm pro-life... Anyone who doesn't think human life begins at germination has a vegetable for a brain.

And I've for tough fiscal responsibility such as we saw under Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 10 May 2018, 18:57
by BoxBuzz
Kalan wrote: 10 May 2018, 18:44 I hope so..... I'm as conservative as can be.

I'm for really super tough law enforcement -- especially on crooked politicians and businessmen who leech off the government and cut deals with mobsters and corrupt foreign governments (like Russia)... And such people (Reagan) who sell missiles to Iran for instance....and use the proceeds to finance covert wars in Central America for their own profit.

And I'm pro-life... Anyone who doesn't think human life begins at germination has a vegetable for a brain.

And I've for tough fiscal responsibility such as we saw under Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.

Pure imagination! Willy Wonka would be proud.

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 10 May 2018, 18:59
by BoxBuzz
Kalan wrote: 09 May 2018, 20:35 .



Michael Grant would have beaten George Foreman... Grant was a super slow guy -- but just because of his height, reach, and length he'd eventually get his big rights on George like he got on Golota... If you were fast Grant was a piece of cake.
More pure imagination!

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 10 May 2018, 19:05
by gilgamesh
BoxBuzz wrote: 10 May 2018, 18:59
Kalan wrote: 09 May 2018, 20:35 .



Michael Grant would have beaten George Foreman... Grant was a super slow guy -- but just because of his height, reach, and length he'd eventually get his big rights on George like he got on Golota... If you were fast Grant was a piece of cake.
More pure imagination!
The kinda stuff that's definitely worth losing Alp over :roll:

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 10 May 2018, 19:14
by Kalan
gilgamesh wrote: 10 May 2018, 19:05
BoxBuzz wrote: 10 May 2018, 18:59
Kalan wrote: 09 May 2018, 20:35 .



Michael Grant would have beaten George Foreman... Grant was a super slow guy -- but just because of his height, reach, and length he'd eventually get his big rights on George like he got on Golota... If you were fast Grant was a piece of cake.
More pure imagination!
The kinda stuff that's definitely worth losing Alp over :roll:
Well think about it... Who was the best Heavyweight Michael Grant could beat, with his gigantic size and strength, but with his lack of a sharp delivery? .... Who could he have gotten a shot on? ... He could certainly do better than Golota.

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 10 May 2018, 20:34
by oogiebe
Kalan wrote: 10 May 2018, 19:14
gilgamesh wrote: 10 May 2018, 19:05
BoxBuzz wrote: 10 May 2018, 18:59
More pure imagination!
The kinda stuff that's definitely worth losing Alp over :roll:
Well think about it... Who was the best Heavyweight Michael Grant could beat, with his gigantic size and strength, but with his lack of a sharp delivery? .... Who could he have gotten a shot on? ... He could certainly do better than Golota.
Don't worry Kalan. No one's listening...

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 11 May 2018, 14:38
by Kalan
Because it's not a very savory fact.... Grant would have knocked shitt out of Foreman... He beat Lou Saverese a lot worse than Foreman did... Saverese was about as slow as Foreman... Even slow-assed Tommy Morrison beat Foreman :doh:

Fast Michael Moorer beats slower than shitt Golota.

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 11 May 2018, 14:40
by oogiebe
Kalan wrote: 11 May 2018, 14:38 Because it's not a very savory fact.... Grant would have knocked shitt out of Foreman... He beat Lou Saverese a lot worse than Foreman did... Saverese was about as slow as Foreman... Even slow-assed Tommy Morrison beat Foreman :doh:

Fast Michael Moorer beats slower than shitt Golota.
Laughable!! :OhYes: :yay: :clap:

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 11 May 2018, 14:41
by gilgamesh
Tommy wasn't exactly slow. A bit chinny, and too much of a party boy outside the ring, but he was a decent operator when properly motivated. I'm sure he was HIGHLY motivated for George.

George wasn't in his prime in the 90's at any point obviously, but he was able to pull off a few miracles.

I don't doubt that Grant could've possibly beaten George in the 90's. I also wouldn't have been too shocked if George had caught him, and knocked him out.

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 11 May 2018, 14:42
by oogiebe
gilgamesh wrote: 11 May 2018, 14:41 Tommy wasn't exactly slow. A bit chinny, and too much of a party boy outside the ring, but he was a decent operator when properly motivated. I'm sure he was HIGHLY motivated for George.

George wasn't in his prime in the 90's at any point obviously, but he was able to pull off a few miracles.

I don't doubt that Grant could've possibly beaten George in the 90's. I also wouldn't have been too shocked if George had caught him, and knocked him out.
Sanity prevails. You are 100% correct.

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 11 May 2018, 15:08
by Kalan
Tommy Morrison was very slow and had 2 left feet.... Maybe you didn't see his performance with tyro Michael Bentt.

Anyway you guys admit Grant could no doubt have beaten a slowed Foreman in the 90's.... Fantastic.

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 11 May 2018, 15:17
by oogiebe
Kalan wrote: 11 May 2018, 15:08 Tommy Morrison was very slow and had 2 left feet.... Maybe you didn't see his performance with tyro Michael Bentt.

Anyway you guys admit Grant could no doubt have beaten a slowed Foreman in the 90's.... Fantastic.
Morrison wasn't slow. He actually moved rather well the pre-Stallone part of his career. He was also not so slow after that period but not quite as fast. (and he put on more bulk muscle than he had prior). Foreman in his prime would have wrecked Morrison, much like Mercer. Morrison fought a 'perfect' fight against the big man. Grant couldn't beat any of the three. BTW - You seem to like the "body beautiful" hw's, by the way. Even if they are glass jawed like Grant. Grant, AJ, etc. :-P

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 11 May 2018, 15:31
by Kalan
I don't actually like Grant... I was pulling for him to beat Tomasz Adamek because he tried so hard... He lacked the speed to get away from the smaller man's punches and Adamek never landed a decent punch on 40-year-old Vitali Klitscko...

Grant's body is pretty bulky anyway... Dominic Guinn was a lot sleeker and that's why he dominated MG... Grant was cloddish... You're comparing him to Joshua who won the Superstars Competition.

I don't need to remind you of Frazier and Norton's performances in Superstars because they finished last... And yes... Morrison was even slower Grant... About as slow and hittable as Golota... Watch him against tyro Michael Bentt.

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 11 May 2018, 15:33
by oogiebe
Kalan wrote: 11 May 2018, 15:31 I don't actually like Grant... I was pulling for him to beat Tomasz Adamek because he tried so hard... He lacked the speed to get away from the smaller man's punches and Adamek never landed a decent punch on 40-year-old Vitali Klitscko...

Grant's body is pretty bulky anyway... Dominic Guinn was a lot sleeker and that's why he dominated MG... Grant was cloddish... You're comparing him to Joshua who won the Superstars Competition.

I don't need to remind you of Frazier and Norton's performances in Superstars because they finished last.
Don't get me started on Frazier's "Baywatch" experience!!! LMFAO!!! Made me laugh!!!

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 11 May 2018, 15:35
by Kalan
Anyway.... Back on topic.... Moorer still beats Golota 7 days a week.

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 11 May 2018, 15:53
by gilgamesh
Kalan wrote: 11 May 2018, 15:35 Anyway.... Back on topic.... Moorer still beats Golota 7 days a week.
I imagine at least 1 of those 7 days Golota could catch him and knock him out, but I'd be inclined to agree with you that Moorer beats him more often than not.

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 11 May 2018, 16:18
by Kalan
The problem with that is... Golota was such a light hitter that he couldn't get guys like Ruiz, Byrd, Grant, or Ferguson going... and he did get blown out himself a few times... Of course they both had bad chins... but the guys who took Moorer out could all throw good... The guys who stopped Golota could throw I guess - Michael Grant wasn't sharp, but he was huge.

I see it like the Botha fight... Botha had a better chin and Moorer got him out.

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 11 May 2018, 16:25
by gilgamesh
Kalan wrote: 11 May 2018, 16:18 The problem with that is... Golota was such a light hitter that he couldn't get guys like Ruiz, Byrd, Grant, or Ferguson going... and he did get blown out himself a few times... Of course they both had bad chins... but the guys who took Moorer out could all throw good... The guys who stopped Golota could throw I guess - Michael Grant wasn't sharp, but he was huge.

I see it like the Botha fight... Botha had a better chin and Moorer got him out.
Golota was more skilled than Botha from what I see. Less level headed, but more skilled. Golota wasn't the biggest puncher of all time or anything, but he wasn't exactly feather fisted either. He was able to drop Ruiz a couple of times.

I just think that if they fought enough Golota would be bound to catch him and take him out at least ONE of those times. That's all I'm saying. I agree with you that Moorer is the better fighter, and beats him more often than not so there really isn't much of a disagreement here.

Re: Andrew Golota v. Michael Moorer

Posted: 13 May 2018, 22:48
by Kalan
Saying Golota was more skilled than Botha is a stretch though...

Lewis bombed Botha out in 2 rounds... He put Golota out in 1 round... Botha was giving Tyson a tough fight for a few rounds before he got nailed with a bomb... Tyson started hitting Golota right away like he owned him....with every swing he threw.. I viewed both Botha and Golota as punching bags who Michael Moorer would have little trouble with.