By Larry Brown | November 20, 2008 - Posted in Boxing

A few weeks ago I showed a video of Andrew Golota’s fight in China against Ray Austin. I railed on Golota pretty hard for getting knocked down in two seconds and for quitting after a round, claiming he had a biceps injury. It was a natural reaction considering Golota’s history and the fact that the fight was promoted by Don King. But thanks (sorta) to With Leather and SecondsOut, I have come to see that Andrew Golota’s injury was indeed genuine, and for that, I apologize.

I know you’re thinking to yourself right now that it’s awfully big of me to apologize and admit I was wrong. Sure, I have to admit when I screw up, especially when I see such visual evidence. Truth is there was no way I could go without posting those photos after seeing them. Gross ass stuff.

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    2 Comments

    1. November 20, 2008 @ 2:35 am


      I’ve seen some nasty deformed bruising on guys who had bicep, tricep or
      pec tears but this one is HOLY SHIT!

      Posted by SpinMax
    2. December 20, 2008 @ 7:05 am


      It is good of you to apologize. Dan Rafael had some kind of knee-jerk, told-ya-so reaction, too, and as far as I know, he never apologized or retracted. So thanks.

      Posted by D

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