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a post mortem against Ellis in Australia.Frazier was a shot fighter at a<br />

relatively young age. He probably had the briefest 'in prime' period than any<br />

other boxer whose fans argue he is one of the elite. Of all the<br />

champions, he fought fewer of the top contenders around, he fought far fewer<br />

fights by comparison, and his winning percentage is down on theirs. This<br />

comparison is against Frazier's champion peers, not just Ali. Thanks.|<br />

|3/2/05 02:52:48 PM|Angelo|Washington, DC||funktron@yahoo.com||||10|Massimo:<br />

Maybe Dundee said that to build interest or justify Ellis-Ali??? Exactly who<br />

are these guys he knocked out in one round? Did he KO Jimmy Young in the first?<br />

I never thought of Ellis as a power puncher---but instead more of a finesse<br />

fighter. In any case, he was shot by 1975, when Frazier gave Ellis some thunder<br />

down under in the battle of Austraillia. Go Joe!|<br />

|3/2/05 04:48:03 PM|Massimo |Roma||theballwasontheline!.com||||10|Angelo-<br />

You cannot be serious ! I have a cool book whose title is:MUHAMMAD ALI'<br />

(A FORMER BOXER)THE GLORY YEARS. In this book is written that Dundee said:"Jimmy<br />

Ellis is the best one round-banger in the wordl". He knocked out in the very<br />

first round the likes of Eddie Dembry, Tommy Sims and Johnny Persol in the years<br />

1966-67...Cassius Marcellus Clay ain't a bum in comparison... I don't know ,<br />

maybe Dundee was drunk when he said that ! Tonight I have seen Mike Tyson in an<br />

Italian show on TV named "Festival di Sanremo" where he ha concesso an interview<br />

to Paolo Bonolis ( a guy you all over there know since 1974, especially in<br />

California) and even sang a song in Italian. He sang one of the most famous<br />

Italian songs ever "Nel blu dipinto di blu" by Domenico Modugno. Actually he<br />

sang wrongly "Nel blu dipunto di blu" but as we say in Roma "Sticazzi", it's not<br />

important. On another canale there was "Rocky 1" ADRIANAAAAAAAAAAAAAA !!!!!!!!<br />

Oh boys what a night !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!|<br />

|3/2/05 05:12:58 PM|Forest Ward|New York<br />

City||raymccormack2003@yahoo.com||||10|Kent, where do you get the energy to keep<br />

responding to this idle prattle put forth by the Ali worshippers. God bless you,<br />

it must get tedious.Kent, case in point, one of the worshippers makes a<br />

statement to you, "However, there would have more Ali v Frazier fights, whether<br />

Frazier beat <strong>Quarry</strong> in that fight or not." How does the worshipper draw this<br />

conclusion? <strong>Quarry</strong> was favored in that fight. He had wins going into that fight<br />

over Shavers and Lyle. If <strong>Quarry</strong> beat Frazier, Ali was going to DUCK <strong>Quarry</strong> and<br />

fight Frazier? I got the clear impression from the worshippers that only Frazier<br />

DUCKED fighters. Now, I am told that Ali would ducked <strong>Quarry</strong> and fought ole<br />

Joe.<strong>The</strong>n the worshipper goes on to doubt his own statement, by asking<br />

you, "are you sure that it was an elimination fight for the title." I find that<br />

typical of the worshippers, they make statements on how they "feel," and expect<br />

others to accept these statements as fact. Feelings are not facts; unless you<br />

are a worshipper.<strong>The</strong> worshipper goes on,"Frazier was a shot fighter at a<br />

relatively young age, he probably had the briefest 'in prime' than any other<br />

boxer whose fans argue that he is one of the elite." Kent, I will save you the<br />

time and effort responding to this remark. <strong>The</strong> worshipper probably never heard<br />

of the description of a "Philadelphia fighter." I will inform the worshipper of<br />

such. "Philadelphia fighters," are notorious for being sluggers with great left<br />

hooks. When they spar in the gym it is an all out war. <strong>The</strong>ir primes are normally<br />

shorter than those of fighters who are not from Philly. Philadelphia fighters<br />

were normally considered at one time to be the most exciting fighters in the<br />

world. Naturally there was a price to pay. <strong>The</strong>y burn out sooner.Kent,<br />

finally the worshipper says to you (not me mind you). "Of all the champions, he<br />

(Frazier) he fought fewer of the top contenders around, he fought far fewer<br />

fights by comparison, and winning percentage is down on theirs. This comparison<br />

is against Frazier's champion peers, not just Ali." Let's see, the worshipper is<br />

telling you that Patterson fought more contenders than Frazier, that Dempsey<br />

fought more contenders than Frazier (even including lightheavyweight Georges<br />

Carpentier). Lets look further, Tunney fought 2 contenders, Walcott fought 2,

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