Tomasz Adamek vs. Andrew Golota - Revision history

Slugger at 09:50, 8 May 2012

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			== Bout Summary ==
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	Adamek, 32, Jersey City, New Jersey, 39-1 with 32 KOs, won every round against Golota, 41, Chicago, Illinois, now 41-8-1 with 33 KOs, and the rounds were not close. Both men began the bout with jab combinations, Adamek landing more with the right, and an overweight Golota landing more with his left. But Adamek's punches were coming in faster, and a right hand lead followed by a left hook coming in too fast to see or stop dropped Golota in the first. In round two, Adamek used combinations to the body to wear down Golota, and jabs to the face to cut Golota's left eye badly. Golota began to headhunt with his hands down, showing no defense, looking for 'one big shot' to win the bout, but there was no 'target'. Adamek continued firing fast jabs in rounds three and four, as Golota continued to slow. Adamek dropped Golota with a right hand in round five, and though Golota beat the count, Adamek was landing jabs and hooks at will, mixing his punches so well that the defenseless former contender Golota took a senseless beating until referee Bill Clancy stopped the bout, and the severe beating appeared to end Golota's career.		Adamek, 32, Jersey City, New Jersey, 39-1 with 32 KOs, won every round against Golota, 41, Chicago, Illinois, now 41-8-1 with 33 KOs, and the rounds were not close. Both men began the bout with jab combinations, Adamek landing more with the right, and an overweight Golota landing more with his left. But Adamek's punches were coming in faster, and a right hand lead followed by a left hook coming in too fast to see or stop dropped Golota in the first. In round two, Adamek used combinations to the body to wear down Golota, and jabs to the face to cut Golota's left eye badly. Golota began to headhunt with his hands down, showing no defense, looking for 'one big shot' to win the bout, but there was no 'target'. Adamek continued firing fast jabs in rounds three and four, as Golota continued to slow. Adamek dropped Golota with a right hand in round five, and though Golota beat the count, Adamek was landing jabs and hooks at will, mixing his punches so well that the defenseless former contender Golota took a senseless beating until referee Bill Clancy stopped the bout, and the severe beating appeared to end Golota's career.

	~~==External link==~~
	~~[http://www.gardenstatefightscene.com/2009/10/adamek-stops-golota-in-poland.html Adamek Stops Golota In Poland]~~

Fasan at 01:50, 13 June 2011

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	Adamek, 32, Jersey City, New Jersey, 39-1 with 32 KOs, won every round against Golota, 41, Chicago, Illinois, now 41-8-1 with 33 KOs, and the rounds were not close. Both men began the bout with jab combinations, Adamek landing more with the right, and an overweight Golota landing more with his left. But Adamek's punches were coming in faster, and a right hand lead followed by a left hook coming in too fast to see or stop dropped Golota in the first. In round two, Adamek used combinations to the body to wear down Golota, and jabs to the face to cut Golota's left eye badly. Golota began to headhunt with his hands down, showing no defense, looking for 'one big shot' to win the bout, but there was no 'target'. Adamek continued firing fast jabs in rounds three and four, as Golota continued to slow. Adamek dropped Golota with a right hand in round five, and though Golota beat the count, Adamek was landing jabs and hooks at will, mixing his punches so well that the defenseless former contender Golota took a senseless beating until referee Bill Clancy stopped the bout, and the severe beating appeared to end Golota's career.		Adamek, 32, Jersey City, New Jersey, 39-1 with 32 KOs, won every round against Golota, 41, Chicago, Illinois, now 41-8-1 with 33 KOs, and the rounds were not close. Both men began the bout with jab combinations, Adamek landing more with the right, and an overweight Golota landing more with his left. But Adamek's punches were coming in faster, and a right hand lead followed by a left hook coming in too fast to see or stop dropped Golota in the first. In round two, Adamek used combinations to the body to wear down Golota, and jabs to the face to cut Golota's left eye badly. Golota began to headhunt with his hands down, showing no defense, looking for 'one big shot' to win the bout, but there was no 'target'. Adamek continued firing fast jabs in rounds three and four, as Golota continued to slow. Adamek dropped Golota with a right hand in round five, and though Golota beat the count, Adamek was landing jabs and hooks at will, mixing his punches so well that the defenseless former contender Golota took a senseless beating until referee Bill Clancy stopped the bout, and the severe beating appeared to end Golota's career.

	==External link==		==External link==
	[http://www.gardenstatefightscene.com/2009/10/adamek-stops-golota-in-poland.html Adamek Stops Golota In Poland]		[http://www.gardenstatefightscene.com/2009/10/adamek-stops-golota-in-poland.html Adamek Stops Golota In Poland]

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2010-11-10T00:47:08Z

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	Adamek, 32, Jersey City, New Jersey, 39-1 with 32 ~~kos~~, won every round against Golota, 41, Chicago, Illinois, now 41-8-1 with 33 ~~kos~~, and the rounds were not close. Both men began the bout with jab combinations, Adamek landing more with the right, and an overweight Golota landing more with his left. But Adamek's punches were coming in faster, and a right hand lead followed by a left hook coming in too fast to see or stop dropped Golota in the first. In round two, Adamek used combinations to the body to wear down Golota, and jabs to the face to cut Golota's left eye badly. Golota began to headhunt with his hands down, showing no defense, looking for 'one big shot' to win the bout, but there was no 'target'. Adamek continued firing fast jabs in rounds three and four, as Golota continued to slow. Adamek dropped Golota with a right hand in round five, and though Golota beat the count, Adamek was landing jabs and hooks at will, mixing his punches so well that the defenseless former contender Golota took a senseless beating until referee Bill Clancy stopped the bout, and the severe beating appeared to end Golota's career.		<fight>1448291</fight>
			Adamek, 32, Jersey City, New Jersey, 39-1 with 32 KOs, won every round against Golota, 41, Chicago, Illinois, now 41-8-1 with 33 KOs, and the rounds were not close. Both men began the bout with jab combinations, Adamek landing more with the right, and an overweight Golota landing more with his left. But Adamek's punches were coming in faster, and a right hand lead followed by a left hook coming in too fast to see or stop dropped Golota in the first. In round two, Adamek used combinations to the body to wear down Golota, and jabs to the face to cut Golota's left eye badly. Golota began to headhunt with his hands down, showing no defense, looking for 'one big shot' to win the bout, but there was no 'target'. Adamek continued firing fast jabs in rounds three and four, as Golota continued to slow. Adamek dropped Golota with a right hand in round five, and though Golota beat the count, Adamek was landing jabs and hooks at will, mixing his punches so well that the defenseless former contender Golota took a senseless beating until referee Bill Clancy stopped the bout, and the severe beating appeared to end Golota's career.

	http://www.gardenstatefightscene.com/2009/10/adamek-stops-golota-in-poland.html Adamek Stops Golota In Poland!		==External link==
			[http://www.gardenstatefightscene.com/2009/10/adamek-stops-golota-in-poland.html Adamek Stops Golota In Poland]

BYGLLC at 06:25, 1 February 2010

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	Adamek, 32, Jersey City, New Jersey, 39-1 with 32 kos, won every round against Golota, 41, Chicago, Illinois, now 41-8-1 with 33 kos, and the rounds were not close. Both men began the bout with jab combinations, Adamek landing more with the right, and an overweight Golota landing more with his left. But Adamek's punches were coming in faster, and a right hand lead followed by a left hook coming in too fast to see or stop dropped Golota in the first. In round two, Adamek used combinations to the body to wear down Golota, and jabs to the face to cut Golota's left eye badly. Golota began to headhunt with his hands down, showing no defense, looking for 'one big shot' to win the bout, but there was no 'target'. Adamek continued firing fast jabs in rounds three and four, as Golota continued to slow. Adamek dropped Golota with a right hand in round five, and though Golota beat the count, Adamek was landing jabs and hooks at will, mixing his punches so well that the defenseless former contender Golota took a senseless beating until referee Bill Clancy stopped the bout, and the severe beating appeared to end Golota's career.		Adamek, 32, Jersey City, New Jersey, 39-1 with 32 kos, won every round against Golota, 41, Chicago, Illinois, now 41-8-1 with 33 kos, and the rounds were not close. Both men began the bout with jab combinations, Adamek landing more with the right, and an overweight Golota landing more with his left. But Adamek's punches were coming in faster, and a right hand lead followed by a left hook coming in too fast to see or stop dropped Golota in the first. In round two, Adamek used combinations to the body to wear down Golota, and jabs to the face to cut Golota's left eye badly. Golota began to headhunt with his hands down, showing no defense, looking for 'one big shot' to win the bout, but there was no 'target'. Adamek continued firing fast jabs in rounds three and four, as Golota continued to slow. Adamek dropped Golota with a right hand in round five, and though Golota beat the count, Adamek was landing jabs and hooks at will, mixing his punches so well that the defenseless former contender Golota took a senseless beating until referee Bill Clancy stopped the bout, and the severe beating appeared to end Golota's career.

	http://www.gardenstatefightscene.com/2009/10/adamek-stops-golota-in-poland.html Adamek Stops Golota In Poland!		http://www.gardenstatefightscene.com/2009/10/adamek-stops-golota-in-poland.html Adamek Stops Golota In Poland!

BYGLLC at 17:29, 23 January 2010

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	Adamek, 32, Jersey City, New Jersey, 39-1 with 32 kos, won every round against Golota, 41, Chicago, Illinois, now 41-8-1 with 33 kos, and the rounds were not close. Both men began the bout with jab combinations, Adamek landing more with the right, and an overweight Golota landing more with his left. But Adamek's punches were coming in faster, and a right hand lead followed by a left hook coming in too fast to see or stop dropped Golota in the first. In round two, Adamek used combinations to the body to wear down Golota, and jabs to the face to cut Golota's left eye badly. Golota began to headhunt with his hands down, showing no defense, looking for 'one big shot' to win the bout, but there was no 'target'. Adamek continued firing fast jabs in rounds three and four, as Golota continued to slow. Adamek dropped Golota with a right hand in round five, and though Golota beat the count, Adamek was landing jabs and hooks at will, mixing his punches so well that the defenseless former contender Golota took a senseless beating until referee Bill Clancy stopped the bout, and the severe beating appeared to end Golota's career.		Adamek, 32, Jersey City, New Jersey, 39-1 with 32 kos, won every round against Golota, 41, Chicago, Illinois, now 41-8-1 with 33 kos, and the rounds were not close. Both men began the bout with jab combinations, Adamek landing more with the right, and an overweight Golota landing more with his left. But Adamek's punches were coming in faster, and a right hand lead followed by a left hook coming in too fast to see or stop dropped Golota in the first. In round two, Adamek used combinations to the body to wear down Golota, and jabs to the face to cut Golota's left eye badly. Golota began to headhunt with his hands down, showing no defense, looking for 'one big shot' to win the bout, but there was no 'target'. Adamek continued firing fast jabs in rounds three and four, as Golota continued to slow. Adamek dropped Golota with a right hand in round five, and though Golota beat the count, Adamek was landing jabs and hooks at will, mixing his punches so well that the defenseless former contender Golota took a senseless beating until referee Bill Clancy stopped the bout, and the severe beating appeared to end Golota's career.

			http://www.gardenstatefightscene.com/2009/10/adamek-stops-golota-in-poland.html Adamek Stops Golota In Poland!

Matt at 20:36, 25 October 2009

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	In an all-Polish heavyweight bout, IBF Cruiserweight champion Tomasz Adamek moved up in weight and stopped Andrew Golota in five rounds to win the vacant IBF International Heavyweight title and crack the Boxrec top ten worldwide rankings for the first time. Adamek, 32, Jersey City, New Jersey, 39-1 with 32 kos, won every round against Golota, 41, Chicago, Illinois, now 41-8-1 with 33 kos, and the rounds were not close. Both men began the bout with jab combinations, Adamek landing more with the right, and an overweight Golota landing more with his left. But Adamek's punches were coming in faster, and a right hand lead followed by a left hook coming in too fast to see or stop dropped Golota in the first. In round two, Adamek used combinations to the body to wear down Golota, and jabs to the face to cut Golota's left eye badly. Golota began to headhunt with his hands down, showing no defense, looking for 'one big shot' to win the bout, but there was no 'target'. Adamek continued firing fast jabs in rounds three and four, as Golota continued to slow. Adamek dropped Golota with a right hand in round five, and though Golota beat the count, Adamek was landing jabs and hooks at will, mixing his punches so well that the defenseless former contender Golota took a senseless beating until referee Bill Clancy stopped the bout, and the severe beating appeared to end Golota's career.		Adamek, 32, Jersey City, New Jersey, 39-1 with 32 kos, won every round against Golota, 41, Chicago, Illinois, now 41-8-1 with 33 kos, and the rounds were not close. Both men began the bout with jab combinations, Adamek landing more with the right, and an overweight Golota landing more with his left. But Adamek's punches were coming in faster, and a right hand lead followed by a left hook coming in too fast to see or stop dropped Golota in the first. In round two, Adamek used combinations to the body to wear down Golota, and jabs to the face to cut Golota's left eye badly. Golota began to headhunt with his hands down, showing no defense, looking for 'one big shot' to win the bout, but there was no 'target'. Adamek continued firing fast jabs in rounds three and four, as Golota continued to slow. Adamek dropped Golota with a right hand in round five, and though Golota beat the count, Adamek was landing jabs and hooks at will, mixing his punches so well that the defenseless former contender Golota took a senseless beating until referee Bill Clancy stopped the bout, and the severe beating appeared to end Golota's career.

Brizel at 05:16, 25 October 2009

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	In an all-Polish heavyweight bout, IBF Cruiserweight champion Tomasz Adamek moved up in weight and stopped Andrew Golota in five rounds to win the vacant IBF International Heavyweight title and crack the Boxrec top ten worldwide rankings for the first time. Adamek, 32, Jersey City, New Jersey, 39-1 with 32 kos, won every round against Golota, 41, Chicago, Illinois, now 41-8-1 with 33 kos, and the rounds were not close. Both men began the bout with jab combinations, Adamek landing more with the right, and overweight Golota landing more with his left. But Adamek's punches were coming in faster, and a right hand lead followed by a left hook coming in too fast to see or stop dropped Golota in the first. In round two, Adamek used combinations to the body to wear down Golota, and jabs to the face to cut Golota's left eye badly. Golota began to headhunt with his hands down, showing no defense, looking for 'one big shot' to win the bout, but there was no 'target'. Adamek continued firing fast jabs in rounds three and four, as Golota continued to slow. Adamek dropped Golota with a right hand in round five, and though Golota beat the count, Adamek was landing jabs and hooks at will, mixing his punches so well that the defenseless former contender Golota took a senseless beating until referee Bill Clancy stopped the bout, and the severe beating appeared to end Golota's career.		In an all-Polish heavyweight bout, IBF Cruiserweight champion Tomasz Adamek moved up in weight and stopped Andrew Golota in five rounds to win the vacant IBF International Heavyweight title and crack the Boxrec top ten worldwide rankings for the first time. Adamek, 32, Jersey City, New Jersey, 39-1 with 32 kos, won every round against Golota, 41, Chicago, Illinois, now 41-8-1 with 33 kos, and the rounds were not close. Both men began the bout with jab combinations, Adamek landing more with the right, and an overweight Golota landing more with his left. But Adamek's punches were coming in faster, and a right hand lead followed by a left hook coming in too fast to see or stop dropped Golota in the first. In round two, Adamek used combinations to the body to wear down Golota, and jabs to the face to cut Golota's left eye badly. Golota began to headhunt with his hands down, showing no defense, looking for 'one big shot' to win the bout, but there was no 'target'. Adamek continued firing fast jabs in rounds three and four, as Golota continued to slow. Adamek dropped Golota with a right hand in round five, and though Golota beat the count, Adamek was landing jabs and hooks at will, mixing his punches so well that the defenseless former contender Golota took a senseless beating until referee Bill Clancy stopped the bout, and the severe beating appeared to end Golota's career.

Brizel at 05:15, 25 October 2009

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	In an all-Polish heavyweight bout, IBF Cruiserweight champion Tomasz Adamek moved up in weight and stopped Andrew Golota in five rounds to win the vacant IBF International Heavyweight title and crack the Boxrec top ten worldwide rankings for the first time. Adamek, 32, Jersey City, New Jersey, 39-1 with 32 kos, won every round against Golota, 41, Chicago, Illinois, now 41-8-1 with 33 kos, and the rounds were not close. Both men began the bout ~~throwing nice~~ jab combinations, ~~with~~ Adamek landing more with ~~his~~ right, and Golota landing more with his left. But Adamek's punches were coming in faster, and a right hand lead followed by a left hook coming in too fast to see or stop dropped Golota in the first. In round two, Adamek used combinations to the body to wear down Golota, and jabs to the face to cut Golota's left eye badly. Golota began to headhunt with his hands down, showing no defense, looking for 'one big shot' to win the bout, but there was no 'target'. Adamek continued firing fast jabs in rounds three and four, as Golota continued to slow. Adamek dropped Golota with a right hand in round five, and though Golota beat the count, Adamek was landing jabs and hooks at will, mixing his punches so well that the defenseless former contender Golota took a senseless beating until referee Bill Clancy stopped the bout, and the severe beating appeared to end Golota's career.		In an all-Polish heavyweight bout, IBF Cruiserweight champion Tomasz Adamek moved up in weight and stopped Andrew Golota in five rounds to win the vacant IBF International Heavyweight title and crack the Boxrec top ten worldwide rankings for the first time. Adamek, 32, Jersey City, New Jersey, 39-1 with 32 kos, won every round against Golota, 41, Chicago, Illinois, now 41-8-1 with 33 kos, and the rounds were not close. Both men began the bout with jab combinations, Adamek landing more with the right, and overweight Golota landing more with his left. But Adamek's punches were coming in faster, and a right hand lead followed by a left hook coming in too fast to see or stop dropped Golota in the first. In round two, Adamek used combinations to the body to wear down Golota, and jabs to the face to cut Golota's left eye badly. Golota began to headhunt with his hands down, showing no defense, looking for 'one big shot' to win the bout, but there was no 'target'. Adamek continued firing fast jabs in rounds three and four, as Golota continued to slow. Adamek dropped Golota with a right hand in round five, and though Golota beat the count, Adamek was landing jabs and hooks at will, mixing his punches so well that the defenseless former contender Golota took a senseless beating until referee Bill Clancy stopped the bout, and the severe beating appeared to end Golota's career.

Brizel at 05:12, 25 October 2009

2009-10-25T05:12:49Z

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	In an all-Polish heavyweight bout, IBF Cruiserweight champion Tomasz Adamek moved up in weight and stopped Andrew Golota in five rounds to win the vacant IBF International Heavyweight title and crack the Boxrec top ten worldwide rankings for the first time. Adamek, 32, Jersey City, New Jersey, 39-1 with 32 kos, won every round against Golota, 41, Chicago, Illinois, now 41-8-1 with 33 kos, and the rounds were not close. Both men began the bout throwing nice jab combinations, with Adamek landing more with his right, and Golota landing more with his left. But Adamek's punches were coming in faster, and a right hand lead followed by a left hook coming in too fast to see or stop dropped Golota in the first. In round two, Adamek used combinations to the body to wear down Golota, and jabs to the face to cut Golota's left eye badly. Golota began to headhunt with his hands down, showing no defense, looking for 'one big shot' to win the bout, but there was no 'target'. Adamek continued firing fast jabs in rounds three and four, as Golota continued to slow. Adamek dropped Golota with a right hand in round five, and though Golota beat the count, Adamek was landing jabs and hooks at will, mixing his punches so well that the defenseless former contender Golota took a senseless beating until referee ~~the referee~~ stopped the bout, and the severe beating appeared to end Golota's career.		In an all-Polish heavyweight bout, IBF Cruiserweight champion Tomasz Adamek moved up in weight and stopped Andrew Golota in five rounds to win the vacant IBF International Heavyweight title and crack the Boxrec top ten worldwide rankings for the first time. Adamek, 32, Jersey City, New Jersey, 39-1 with 32 kos, won every round against Golota, 41, Chicago, Illinois, now 41-8-1 with 33 kos, and the rounds were not close. Both men began the bout throwing nice jab combinations, with Adamek landing more with his right, and Golota landing more with his left. But Adamek's punches were coming in faster, and a right hand lead followed by a left hook coming in too fast to see or stop dropped Golota in the first. In round two, Adamek used combinations to the body to wear down Golota, and jabs to the face to cut Golota's left eye badly. Golota began to headhunt with his hands down, showing no defense, looking for 'one big shot' to win the bout, but there was no 'target'. Adamek continued firing fast jabs in rounds three and four, as Golota continued to slow. Adamek dropped Golota with a right hand in round five, and though Golota beat the count, Adamek was landing jabs and hooks at will, mixing his punches so well that the defenseless former contender Golota took a senseless beating until referee Bill Clancy stopped the bout, and the severe beating appeared to end Golota's career.