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12 (or 15) Rounds Heavyweight Bout

Either Golota outbox Chuvalo on the outside behind his jabs and combinations to take a decision or he would foul himself out by low blowing Chuvalo after Chuvalo got rough with him on the inside or would Chuvalo pound him down for a decision or stopping him late. What do you guys think and who do you got? This match up is interesting.

Golota on points or Chuvalo by TKO while being behind.

Golota wins a decision or gets himself DQ'd. Chuvalo can't beat him, but Golota may well beat himself as he did 3 times.

gilgamesh wrote: ↑23 Mar 2025, 13:17 Golota wins a decision or gets himself DQ'd. Chuvalo can't beat him, but Golota may well beat himself as he did 3 times.

3 times? There were 4 major quits of him, if I remember correctly. Bowe X2, Grant, Tyson.

DrDuke wrote: ↑24 Mar 2025, 01:36

gilgamesh wrote: ↑23 Mar 2025, 13:17 Golota wins a decision or gets himself DQ'd. Chuvalo can't beat him, but Golota may well beat himself as he did 3 times.

3 times? There were 4 major quits of him, if I remember correctly. Bowe X2, Grant, Tyson.

I never saw the Tyson one, but I'm not surprised that he quit even more than I thought he did.

If Andrew Golota's mind is right, he wins by unanimous decision. The court is in his hands. If he acts stupidly like he did in his fights with Riddick Bowe, then, George Chuvalo wins by DQ.