January 2002 - March 2004 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

"Neon Leon" and on through a lot of the silly paper champs, I'd see JQ doing
well, on a good night.Massimo -Someone in Eastside boxing asked
how Carnera would do against Butter Bean! I agree with one of the posters in
there - when people say Carnera wasn't a good fighter, that's only in comparison
to some of the immortals. He'd kill the ridiculous Butter Bean. BTW - I think
Wilt was a better overall player than Shaq. My husband was young when Wilt was
in his prime, and saw him live as a little boy. The Stilt did everything well. I
admire Shaq for finishing college because he promised his mom he would. Like he
needs it (worth easily a quarter of a billion or more), but he gave his
word!BTW2 - the adman who did the Byrd/Jordan "Horse" commercial for
McDonald's said that Larry didn't miss a single shot, ever, in all the hundreds
of ones he attempted while filming the commercial.|
|2/3/04 05:30:16 PM|Massimo|Roma||4||||10|RS_I think that probably Larry
Bird has been the greatest player ever. He didn' t miss a shot and was
incredibly smart on the court. Magic was the most amusing ( I should say,
following the English grammar, the "amusingest" but it sounds so badly...
Forgive me !) ever. MJ was pretty good too.I didn' t respond immediately
on Quarry-Carnera because I'm a gentleman and I'm writing in a foreigner site
and in a foreigner language. But we know the thruth ! JQ, in his best night,
would have had a good chance against anybody but Carnera, Spalla and Damiani.
Any champion has ( or got, or has got) his own limits ! Not a chance in hell
against these guys !PS: ABOUT SHAQI see the facts: when Kobe
doesn' t play the Lakers are still a great team ! When Malone doesn't play the
Lakers are still a great team... When Shaq doesn't play the Lakers ain' t shit
!|
|2/3/04 06:08:00 PM|Paul|Sydney, Australia||PlMls4@aol.com||||1|Okay then, the
standard devised by Angelo and RS is this: RS is allowed to post whatever she
likes about whomever she dislikes without any obligation to the truth. The rest
of us must ignore RS's scandalous allegations without objection or comment.
Sounds like the presumption of innocence just got trashed. That's not something
I'm going to be part of but, before I go, I have to tell Massimo something - it
is crass and impolite to use the 'F' word in your postings. |
|2/3/04 06:23:58 PM|Massimo|Roma||4||||10|I' m so sorry that Paul wants to go
away ! You have at least one friend on this site: me !Sigh ! Don' t go
away ! Stay posting, please !|
|2/4/04 01:38:39 AM|Sean|Jersey||emailppsinc@aol.com||||10|I like to make a
quick point. The 80's Heavyweights get a bad name. There was a good crop of
fighters that all seemed to spiral out of control at the same time. And why i
would agree with anyone that the heavy's of the 60's and 70's are a class above
any other time, I took a little time to go back a look at the Ring's top 10
heavyweights at the close of 1982 and compared them to todays heavyweights at
the close of 2003 and this is how i believe it would have worked out in a head
to head match up using Rings top ten in order.10. Tim Witherspoon vs
Mike Tyson At the end of 1982 Witherspoon was five months away from losing
a highly disputed decision to Larry Holmes. And as later point ill make with
David Tua when was the last time Mike beat a very good heavyweight. Witherspoon
works behind a very good jab to take a Decision.9. Randall
Cobb vs Fres Oquendo Oquendo a little to good on his feet for the very
slow Tex Cobb. Oquendo by clear decision.8. Pinklon Thomas vs
Wladimir Klitschko Thomas with perhaps the best jab since Liston out
classes Klitschko all day long. Pinky by ko by round 8.7. Gerry Cooney
vs Hasim Rahman Gerry to big to strong and punches to hard. Hasim most
likely fights Gerry's fight stay's to close a little to long. Cooney ko by
4.6. Greg Page vs David Tua Very good fight this time frame
may have been one of the best for Page still a very focused heavyweight at this
time in very good shape. I like Page by Decision. Using speed and movement to
get by a very good puncher that is very limited at best. ( Oh by the way when