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January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

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silly arguments again and again and again.You wrote that you "don't<br />

consider that Frazier and Foreman fought twice" because Joe was not in his prime<br />

the second time around. Fine. Let's just delete any fights Joe had when he was<br />

out of his prime. While we're at it let's do the same for everyone else. Kent's<br />

going to rewrite everyone's boxing resumes. That's journalism for you. Gimme a<br />

break.Kent also writes that the Bruce knockdown was irrelevent and<br />

mentioning it is the "height of absurdity" because it was only Joe's second<br />

fight. Someone hit me on the head with a hammer. That fight doesn't really count<br />

because Joe was too young and inexperienced. After Kent finishes<br />

rewriting record books deleting out-of-prime fights, he's gonna delete<br />

knockdowns and other incidents that happened early in careers. After all, non-<br />

prime fights late in Joe's career, and pro fights early in his career, don't<br />

count. According to Kent. And then Kent gives us his coupe de grace<br />

(excuse moi, my French is as lousy as Kent's logic). Kent says it is unfair that<br />

people have the image in their minds of Joe going down six times against Foreman<br />

because the referee should have stopped the fight after the third<br />

knockdown.Hello ! Knock, knock. Are you there Kent ? I have an<br />

announcement. JOE WAS KNOCKED DOWN SIX TIMES BY FOREMAN. THE IMAGE IS<br />

REALITY.But reality doesn't count either because Kent's gonna rewrite<br />

the record books again and delete the last three knockdowns in the Foreman fight<br />

(remembering of course that the second Foreman fight never really happened<br />

because Joe was out-of-prime).After Kent's finished with the 'white<br />

out', there's nothing much left. If Kent has his way, the record books will show<br />

that Joe ducked more guys than he actually fought.Kent was also the guy<br />

who complained that the Foreman/Frazier fights meant little because Joe never<br />

got to land his left hook properly. Kent thinks prize fighting should be some<br />

schoolyard game of Jackass where you stand there without moving and let the<br />

other guy take his best shot at you. Kent critized Foreman for not<br />

standing still to allow Frazier to hit him, he criticizes the referee for not<br />

stopping the fight after the third knockdown, and he's critizing the history<br />

recorders for including Joe's out-of-prime later fights as well as his early<br />

fights.And just to show that Frazier Lovers don't have a sense of<br />

humour, in comes Forest (Lover # 1). He kicks me and others for saying things<br />

about his beloved Joe.Forest, the topic of Frazier was dead and gone.<br />

And then Steve and Kent and someone posting as Smokin Joe began making comments<br />

again. Kent (Lover # 2) then specifically criticized me for not answering his<br />

questions. And when I did as he wanted and answered the questions,<br />

Forest (right on cue, enter stage left) came in and king hit me for doing it.<br />

Obviously you guys can't handle counter punchers. You and Kent think<br />

that I should just stand still with my chin out while you throw your best shot.<br />

And I was just starting to like you guys.|<br />

|3/17/05 02:44:33 PM|Massimo |Roma||4||||10|I do believe that if the referre<br />

hadn't stopped the fight, George Foreman would have kept knocking down Frazier<br />

and at about the twenty-first knockdown Joe Frazier would have dead.|<br />

|3/17/05 05:29:45 PM|Steve|N.J.||na||||10|Hey Ed from Cicero,very well said!|<br />

|3/17/05 05:44:39 PM|Steve |N.J.||na||||10|Angelo,Jimmy Ellis wasn't that bad as<br />

a heavyweight.He did knockout Bonevena.<strong>The</strong> guy you keep reminding everybody<br />

knocked down Frazier twice. |<br />

|3/17/05 06:05:11 PM|Steve |N.J||na||||10|Hey Howard,your correct about me.I<br />

just can't let this debate about Frasier go.Consider my position,I watched<br />

Frazier come up live and for real in Philly.In his first 20 fights, He was a<br />

nonstop punching machine!He generated more excitement on the east coast than<br />

Steve Carlton,the pitcher for the Phillies.I have a personel attachment to Joe.I<br />

will always think he was in the top fifteen all time.You will never change my<br />

mind. That said, I am declaring a unilateral truce with you.I won't argue with<br />

you about Frasier anymore.|<br />

|3/17/05 06:43:16 PM|Steve |na||na||||10|Hey Massimo,Your last post about

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