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January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

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puncbed enough to win about four out of the ten rounds, with Tyson winning the<br />

decision. In hindsight I think if Tillis would have been just a little bolder<br />

and just a little bit more offensive minded, he would have beaten young Tyson<br />

and exposed Tyson's lack of championship heart back then. <strong>The</strong>re were times in<br />

that fight when Tyson looked utterly lost.Can you imagine what kind of<br />

fighter we would have if you could put <strong>Jerry</strong> <strong>Quarry</strong>'s heart in Mike Tyson's<br />

body, unbeatable!|<br />

|6/12/05 02:07:32 PM|JIMMY DORSEY|VENTURA<br />

CALIFORNIA||RONNYRAINS@YAHOO.COM||||10|HI STEVE (AKA SHEMP) I'VE been off the<br />

site a while, JERRY QUARRY was officially beating Chuvalo 4-1-1, 4-1-1, 3-3,<br />

respectfully so if he could have and would have finished that bout,its okay to<br />

say <strong>Jerry</strong> would have probaly won at least a split decision, on round basis<br />

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN scoring system. Tyson did not surprise me, what big<br />

punchers did he ever beat? BOWE,MERCER,MORRISON,FOREMAN,MOORER ETC. OKAY lets<br />

say he would have ran rough shot over them all, and been favored to do so,i'd<br />

rather see him in there with a few gutsy punchers then say FRANK BRUNO, Again<br />

who was Mr. Tyson's big win?|<br />

|6/12/05 04:55:46 PM|Bob Bumbera|NC||renfbera@aol.com||||6|I thought Tyson would<br />

flatten McBride in one round. Oh well... I had seen McBride fight once before<br />

and he is truly terrible. I'm fat, out of shape have a bad hip and a little<br />

arthritis in my hands and I still think I can whip his ass right now. Someone<br />

mentioned Tyson was shot when he came out of prison, I think that's a pretty<br />

fair statement. He has been fight on vapors for the last ten years and, you can<br />

see it in his most recent fights, just doesn't care anymore. As for Tyson<br />

taking anyone for a ride or trying to deceive people. Hell, he's just trying to<br />

make a buck, and if people want to pay 35-45 bucks to watch so he can rake in 5<br />

or 6 million more power to him. Kent, I did see the Tillis fight and thought at<br />

times Tillis could have at least done some damage when, as you said Tyson looked<br />

lost in there. Another telling fight Tyson had was with Bonecrusher Smith. A<br />

mostly boring fight up until the 11 and 12 rounds when the Crusher finally threw<br />

some meaningful punches and hurt Tyson. If he had done that earlier in the<br />

fight we might not be talking about Tyson now. |<br />

|6/12/05 05:56:25 PM|Massimo |Roma||memories.com||||10|Tyson had a few really<br />

shining moments in his career. I still remember when he destroyed the strong<br />

Carl "<strong>The</strong> Lie" Williams in less than one round with an explosive left hook. That<br />

was the peak of his glory. I swear, in that very moment I thought he was the<br />

greatest of all times, the invincible. I thought he was going to retire<br />

undefeated. One fight later he lost to someone named Giacomo Douglas. Nowadays<br />

even my mother could whip his ass with no sweat.|<br />

|6/13/05 02:12:02 AM|Ed|Ciocero N<br />

Y||Mooseygoop@aol.com||||10|Kent,Thanks for the rundown on the Tyson<br />

fight..I trust your take on it more then the newspapers.What gives with<br />

these stiffs taking Tysons punches? Most of these type fighters are picked as<br />

opponents because they fold as soon as they're hit. You think Tysons power is<br />

gone too?|<br />

|6/13/05 07:41:23 AM|Angelo|Washington, DC||funktron@yahoo.com||||10|Ed: Oh,<br />

how the mighty have fallen. You're dead-on about opponent selection---these<br />

guys have been KOed by lightly regarded competition and hand-picked to make Mike<br />

Tyson look like his game is back. Instead, he's ended up on the losing end,<br />

again. He landed punches---and didn't score a knockdown, much less a knockout.<br />

Early in his career, good fighters were folding when Tyson hit them with the<br />

same volley of punches he landed on McBride. I honestly believe James Douglas<br />

opened the door for everyone else by winning the mental game---Douglas figured<br />

something out---that Tyson is just a man, short for a heavyweight, never tested,<br />

winning on intimidation---the bully factor. Douglas thought to himself, why not<br />

me? I could win this. Instead of just trying to survive, or getting scared<br />

into an early KO like Spinks, Buster Douglas took the fight to Tyson. From that

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