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January 2002 - March 2004 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

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knocked out by the great bob foster,so when he had to go in and fight ali his<br />

heart was not in it,i dont know if you have heard this before but what is your<br />

theory on it. Ive got the chance to order the<br />

quarry v ellis fight is it worth watching and how on earth did he lose to ellis<br />

a blown up middleweight,? One more thing for tonight,the first time i saw<br />

jerry fight was when he knocked out jack bodell in london,(i saw it on tv a few<br />

years back) what has been the general opinion of that fight in jerrys career,ie<br />

was he expected to knock out bodell quickly,or a long hard fight? Over here in<br />

england the fight was billed as an eliminator was anybody in america aware of<br />

this!|<br />

|5/14/02 08:52:54 PM|Kent|La Habra, California||oriononside@aol.com||||10|Wow<br />

this is turning into the Kent and Mark show. Any other <strong>Quarry</strong> regulars feel<br />

free to jump in at any time. I have heard the idea that <strong>Jerry</strong> seeing Mike<br />

brutally knocked out by Bob Foster didn't help <strong>Jerry</strong>'s concentration but I also<br />

think Ali got into his head in that second fight. If you notice <strong>Jerry</strong> is<br />

aggressive in rounds one and two but towards the end of round two, <strong>Jerry</strong> lands a<br />

good left/right combo to Ali's head and Ali play acts like he is hurt by<br />

wobbling at the knees scornfully. It was like he was saying, "is that all you<br />

got?" It was after this second round that <strong>Jerry</strong>'s fire seemed to go out until<br />

he was in survival mode near the end of the sixth and he fought back like the<br />

<strong>Jerry</strong> <strong>Quarry</strong> we all know only to be stopped while out on his feet by Ali early<br />

in the seventh round. I had heard of Bodell but as I remember it here in America<br />

it was considered a tune up for <strong>Jerry</strong> at the time. |<br />

|5/14/02 09:00:30 PM|Sonia Hathaway(<strong>Quarry</strong>)|Joshua Tree,<br />

CA||Sonia81@aol.com||||10|Dad, we're all here for you, no matter what. This<br />

site is still awesome. Let's keep it up always!|<br />

|5/15/02 09:04:12 AM|Sonia Hathaway(<strong>Quarry</strong>)|Joshua Tree,<br />

CA||Sonia81@aol.com||||10|HAPPY BIRTHDAY UNCLE JERRY! YOU'RE STILL LOVED & VERY<br />

MUCH MISSED!|<br />

|5/15/02 10:35:27 AM|Sabrina <strong>Quarry</strong>-<br />

Porter|Florida||SabrinaLPorter@aol.com||||10|HAPPY BIRTHDAY UNCLE JERRY....WE<br />

ALL LOVE AND MISS YOU VERY MUCH!!!!!|<br />

|5/17/02 10:22:08 AM|Slade|Oregon||info@ptctel.com||||10|I recall the after<br />

fight interviews of the <strong>Quarry</strong>-Ali II fight and the Bodell fight. <strong>Jerry</strong><br />

mentioned 3 things that definately affected his performance. First was the<br />

knockout of his brother. Second, of course, was the good performance Ali put<br />

together. I vaguely recall what the other things was....but there was<br />

definately something else he mentioned that was bothering him....he may have<br />

felt he came into the fight overweight - not sure if weight was the specific 3rd<br />

issue he mentioned though. I think he scaled 198 in that fight, but I've seen<br />

him fight well at 205. One of the sports writers asked <strong>Quarry</strong> immediately after<br />

the Bodell what he thought of Bodell. <strong>Jerry</strong> said "Well, he fell awkwardly".|<br />

|5/17/02 12:50:21 PM|Kent|La Habra, California||oriononside@aol.com||||10|I<br />

think the thing that bothers me as a <strong>Quarry</strong> fan is that most of the time the<br />

only fight that is ever shown is the second Ali fight when <strong>Jerry</strong> wasn't at his<br />

best and people get the impression that <strong>Jerry</strong> fought lethargic like that every<br />

time. Ali had a style that was difficult for <strong>Jerry</strong>, and <strong>Jerry</strong> probably would<br />

have lost the fight anyway, but if <strong>Jerry</strong> had been at his best, then the general<br />

public would see what a good fighter <strong>Jerry</strong> was even in defeat. <strong>Jerry</strong>'s best<br />

chance to beat Ali would have been in their first fight if he hadn't been cut.<br />

Ali might not have been as sharp as the bout wore on due to his inactivity and<br />

<strong>Jerry</strong> appeared to be stepping up the pace in that third round. You could sense<br />

a slight changing of the momentum starting towards the end of the second round<br />

of that fight and throughout the third round prior to the cut and it could have<br />

increased if the cut hadn't occured. Ali still probably would have won the<br />

first fight also but at least <strong>Jerry</strong> would have given him a run for his money.<br />

OH BY THE WAY, ARE SOME PEOPLE HAVING TROUBLE COMING TO THE QUARRY SITE? EVREN

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