January 2002 - March 2004 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

ain cell regeneration. Business Week November 18th 2002 pp. 58-60. By
Catherine Arnst and Arlene Weintraub. This is simply great news! Daryl,
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|11/11/02 06:56:36 PM|TUNAMAN|CANADA||jabboxing@yahoo.com||||10| MANY JERRY
QUARRY FIGHTS ON VHS CALL 1 604 5171558............OR EMAIL
JABBOXING@yahoo.com.............i also have rare british prefight of ali/quarry
1 on vhs.................includes footage of jerry sparing.............|
|11/18/02 07:30:55 PM|Steve|N.J.||dmmsrm@comcast.net||||10|How about Archie
Moore vs Roy Jones Jr. at 175 lbs or 190lbs?|
|11/18/02 08:02:34 PM|Steve|N.J.||dmmsrm@comcast.net||||10|I just read a good
article on the East Side Boxing website.It's in the time tunnel,where our own
Kent Appel occasionally writes some great articles when the mood seizes him.This
article goes into light heavywieght history and sort of puts the great Roy Jones
Jr in a more realistic perspective for less than serious boxing historians who
think that Max Kellermen is the final word concerning the place of Jones in
boxing history. |
|11/18/02 08:20:39 PM|Steve|N.J.||dmmsrm@comcast.net||||10|How would Roy Jr.
have fared at 175 and 190 against the likes of Billy Conn,who competed quite
well with Joe Loius.Harold Johnson,a 5 ft. 10 in.lightheavy who defeated Eddie
Machen and Doug Jones.how about Roy vs that freak of nature,Bob Foster??|
|11/20/02 12:01:30 AM|Kent|La Habra, Ca||oriononside@aol.com||||10|Roy Jones Jr.
needs to be tested and until he faces some tougher challenges and comes out on
top, then we will know what he is made of. The Ol Moongoose knew every trick in
the book and I would bet he would find a way to win out over Jones. Jones is a
good talent but the jury is still out on him. Thanks Steve for the round about
compliment and I will try and kick myself in the butt more and increase my work
load of articles in the coming months. Right now I am concentrating on my book
of children's stories, not sports related, that is coming out very soon called,
"Kent's Story Telling Book-Volume One." I have always felt funny about plugging
my own projects here but Mr. Jimmy always told me to do so. So I guess there is
no harm done. |
|11/25/02 06:12:57 PM|Sabrina Quarry-
Porter|Florida||sabrinalporter@aol.com||||10|QUARRY RULES FOREVER!!!!!!WE LOVE
AND MISS YOU DAD AND UNCLE JERRY FOREVER!!!!|
|11/26/02 04:06:45 AM|Paul|Sydney, Australia||PlMls4@aol.com.au||||10|The Ol'
Moongoose was gutsy enough to step out of his division and fight heavyweights
like Ali. He was always prepared to have a go against the odds (even into his
forties). Bob Foster was the same. Roy Jones Jnr has been tremendous against
his own division, but has he ever chanced an arm by fighting against the odds ?
Not yet anyway. And for guts and perserverence, the Quarrys deserve to rule.
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|11/26/02 07:23:36 AM|John Gerard|NYC||rock289z@yahoo.com||||10|WHAT ABOUT
FRAZIER VS. TYSON? Personally I think Tyson had superior physical gifts such as
power and speed but Joe had more heart, determination and stamina. I think Joe
would have gutted him in 9 rounds. |
|11/26/02 10:44:23 AM|Mark Sargeant|UK||lpu00mts@reading.ac.uk||||10|Frazier vs
Tyson is certainly a dream fight, but I'm probably one of those who believe that
Frazier would win out of favouritism for the ex-champ. As long as Tyson didn't
catch Frazier early, Joe would slowly wear him down and knock him out between
the 10th and 12th rounds. I think it's important to remember that whilst Tyson
was at his awesome peak for three years and beat only a couple of very good
fighters (and none for 14 years since Spinks!!, although Ruddock proved himself
in both their fights), Frazier was doing the same seven years and beat a longer
list of competitors|
|11/26/02 02:32:51 PM|Steve|N.J.||dmmsrm@comcast.net||||10|I still want to know
what the varied and interesting mix of opinions are from our regular
contributers on this website.I'd like opinions on the outcomes of the following