Heavyweight contender Andrew Golota (41-8-1, 33 KOs) still has dreams of continuing his sports career. The Chicago resident told the Polish Times that he recently started sparring and wants to make his return in the near future read more ...

Polish boxing legend Andrew Golota is not siding with his countryman, Tomasz Adamek, to defeat WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko on September 10 in Poland. Adamek’s heavyweight run began in October 2009 when he knocked out Golota in five rounds. It was the final fight of Golota’s career. He doesn’t know how Adamek will overcome the size and strength read more ...

Sam Colonna, trainer of Polish heavyweight star Andrew Golota (41-8-1, 33 KOs), confirms that his boxer has resumed training. For some time now, there has been talk of a farewell fight in Poland. The 43-year-old boxer has not fought since a fifth round TKO loss to Tomasz Adamek in October 2009 read more ...

After a professional career spanning 18 years, highlighted by becoming the first and only Heavyweight World Champion of Latino heritage, two-time world champion John Ruiz today announced his retirement from the ring. Ruiz (44-9-1, 30 KOs) defeated three world champions – Evander Holyfield, Hasim Rahman and Tony Tucker – as well as top contenders such as Andrew Golota, Fres Oquendo, Jameel McCline and Kirk Johnson read more ...

Tomasz Adamek's manager and long time advisor Ziggy Rozalski recieved a call from HBO's Kerry Davis with an offer for his fighter to face Chris Arreola in California on April 24th. The former light heavyweight and cruiserweight champion from Poland has yet to face Jason Estrada on February 6th in Newark but Adamek is sure that the former American Olympian will become another stepping stone in his heavyweight journey read more ...

Here’s what cruiserweight champion Tomasz Adamek had to say after stopping heavyweight Andrew Golota in five rounds on Saturday in Lodz, Poland. “I will never forget this moment, fighting in front of almost 17 thousand Polish fans against a Polish legend that went through many great battles. It was a meaningful night for me read more ...

In “The Polish Fight of the Century”, Tomasz “Goral” Adamek (39-1, 27 KOs) notched his soundest career victory to date with a huge fifth round TKO over Andrzej Golota (41-8-1, 33 KOs) in front of the partisan crowd at Atlas Arena in Lodz, Poland read more ...

Amidst much fanfare and Hollywood style glitz, Tomasz Adamek and Andrew Golota had their final press conference and weigh-in today. Golota weighed in at 256 pounds, Adamek at 214.2 pounds. The fight takes place tomorrow at Arena Lodz, in Lodz, Poland and will be televised in Poland, on Polsat TV read more ...

Tomasz Adamek has formally vacated his IBF cruiserweight title. In a letter written to Marian Muhammad, President of the International Boxing Federation, Adamek expressed his regret in having to vacate the title and thanked the IBF for the opportunities he was given. He stated, “I am not leaving the IBF family. I will be fighting October 24 against Andrew Golota for the IBF International heavyweight title in Lodz, Poland read more ...

Earlier today in Warsaw, Poland, a press conference was held to to announce the Polish "fight of the century” between heavyweight veteran Andrew Golota and IBF cruiserweight champion Tomasz Adamek. 'Adamek invited me to dance, so I could not well refuse' – the evidently relaxed Golota (41), four-time pretender for the heavyweight championship of the world, was saying about the October event. 'One shouldn't really box at my age, I'd rather be 12-13 years younger read more ...