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January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

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|6/16/05 10:09:55 PM|steve |na||na||||10|Angelo,why in the heck are you so angry<br />

about Joe Frazier's career?Leotis Martin finished off an already obscenely old<br />

Liston.Would Frazier,<strong>Quarry</strong>,and Foreman have to have taken turns beating that<br />

old guy up to be legitimate contenders to you? Your philosophy seems to be,that<br />

to be a great champion,you have to bend over backwards,make financial<br />

concessions,to make sure you beat everybody in the top 15 rankings.|<br />

|6/16/05 10:26:02 PM|steve |NA||NA||||10|Angelo,not to revisit a sore<br />

subject,but do you honestly think Liston had anything left after the first Ali<br />

fight,in what,1966?|<br />

|6/16/05 10:37:14 PM|Steve|na||na||||10|Hey Angelo,say what you will about the<br />

longevity of a career,but wow,Frazier sure had plenty left for Ali in the<br />

"Thrilla in Manilla",didn't he?|<br />

|6/16/05 10:54:28 PM|steve |na||na||||10|Massimo,I disagree with you about Eddie<br />

Machen.I watched him box and counterpunch his way through a loss to Liston.I<br />

also watched him box and hang on to a young Joe Frazier and survive for ten<br />

rounds.He gave Frazier the nickname,"Smokin Joe".He took a young <strong>Jerry</strong> <strong>Quarry</strong> to<br />

school.He was a pretty darn good little heavywieght. |<br />

|6/17/05 03:07:27 AM|Massimo |Roma||4||||10|Angelo-I don't know much<br />

about this Tom Bethea. I have only seen a sinthesis of his fight with Nino<br />

Benvenuti which Nino won with a great left hook in the eight<br />

round.Steve-I agree that Eddie Machen was an EXCELLENT, if not<br />

GREAT, fighter of the 50's and 60s. His record was fashinating and amazing ! I<br />

was referring to something Sonny Liston said after the fight about the way Eddie<br />

Machen fought. I have seen only a sinthesis of the Liston-Machen fight and was<br />

pretty boring. In maybe the best performance of his life Ingemar Johansson<br />

knocked Machen out in 1 round.|<br />

|6/17/05 04:04:41 AM|Massimo |Las Vegas,Ne||1||||10|Yesterday night I saw the<br />

Krasniqui-Withaker fight and it was impressive how easily Krasniqui dominated<br />

and eventually knocked Lance out cold ! Lance "Mount or Goofi" Withaker is<br />

really a big guy. At 6'8" he is two inches wilter than Ernie Terrell and just<br />

once inch andreer than Kent's friend from Boston and weights 115 Kg. That fight<br />

showed me one more time that being big means nothing in boxing if you can't<br />

fight. Eddie Machen at 6', 190 lbs would have literally played with this bouncer<br />

! Now Krasniqui will fight Lamon Brewster for the WBO heavyweight title.|<br />

|6/17/05 10:27:01 AM|Joey|Canada||aol||||10|"Joey,I respectfully disagree that<br />

Joe Frazier,Ron Lyle, and Jimmy Young where not big name<br />

fighters."STEVE, I was suggesting that JOE FRAZIER was the only big name<br />

that GEORGE FOREMAN beat.LYLE and YOUNG were excellent fighters but when I<br />

refer to big names I can list them as follows; JOHNSON, DEMPSEY, LOUIS,<br />

MARCIANO, LISTON, ALI, FRAZIER, FOREMAN, HOLMES, TYSON, LEWIS(I'll include<br />

him)...let me know guys if I left any out.|<br />

|6/17/05 10:45:45 AM|Angelo|Washington, DC||funktron@yahoo.com||||10|Steve: I'm<br />

not angry about Frazier's career---but just exposing the fact that many, many<br />

heavies with reputations as big hitters never ended up in the ring with him and<br />

I'm just curious why. All of us Ali fans have a little unfair anomousity toward<br />

Joe---I admit that---but I think pointing out these ommissions from his fight<br />

schedule is totally fair and not based on anger. It just seems like so many of<br />

these guys we've discussed fought against eachother, but he managed to fight<br />

only two of them, Foreman and Ali, and had a combined record of 1-4. I believe<br />

Frazier does belong in elite company, but not top of the top, just because he<br />

had Ali's number (and was still 1-2 against him). |<br />

|6/17/05 01:05:24 PM|Steve|na||na||||10|Angelo,I respect your opinion as always<br />

being logical and only being slightly biased towards Ali.That's okay with<br />

me.Your allowed to have a favorite fighter.I have to agree with you that Ali was<br />

probably the all time best.I'll tell you what,though,his number one status was<br />

held on to by only a razors edge. |

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