January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

need to listen to my man (RUSH) i can't spell his last name but you know who i
mean. (Steve), you eatin bird seed again??. Whats this shit bout Fred Mercury??.
I'm sure you ment to say you drive a Mercury right??. Get real and leave the
(SISSYS) out of this, got that??. Now, you also mentioned some great Doo-Wop
groups in your post, the Skyliners, wow!!, the best. Hey Steve??, name the (3)
three leed singers of (Billy Ward and the Dominos) also, i'm a member of
(UGHA)and (PGHA)so becareful, you got a firm hand shake??.......Later!!. |
|7/15/05 10:53:40 AM|Angelo|Washington, DC||funktron@yahoo.com||||10|Steve:
Queen was fine, but "Radio Ga Ga" sucked.I liked "Under Pressure" with David
Bowie.If the fights you ask about were officiated under 1970's rules, with
1970's referees, Ali would beat Dempsey like he beat Frazier in Manilla (or he'd
win by disqualification!) and he would likely get a decision over Marciano---I
actually think he'd have an easier time with Dempsey. Put Ali in Dempsey's era
and it would be a much different story. I will say this though, if Ali "came
close to quitting in the 10th round" in Manilla, I have a feeling Marciano might
have pushed him over the edge. Really, this is a toss-up for me because I don't
think Clay or Ali had enough power to take out Marciano, but Ali's chin was
strong enough to withstand Marciano---it would come down to conditioning for
rounds 12-15. Yes, this was often referred to as "Ali's Alley" but then again,
sometimes, he came into fights over his ideal weight, or taking his competition
lightly. Marciano was the picture of consistency, always very well conditioned.
In fact, for that computer fight he had with Ali, Ali said that Marciano seemed
to be very close to real fighting condition, which totally surprised Ali since
between fights, he let himself relax. Here, Marciano was long retired and Ali
thought he had a lot of wind and was solid. |
|7/15/05 11:06:07 AM|Kent|Murrieta, Ca||kentallenent@aol.com||||10|Welcome Les,
I have one question. What does having a firm handshake have to do with manhood?
I think this is only important to some "average Joes" who somehow think it
is important.I have met many professional boxers and the majority of
them do not have firm handshakes. Jerry Quarry did not have a firm handshake
and neither does James Toney. The reason, their hands are the tools of
their trade and they don't want to damage them by foolishly squeezing hard on
someone's hand.I hardly think Jerry's Quarry's masculinity was ever in
question. |
|7/15/05 01:38:22 PM|steve |na||na||||10|Hey Les,you communist war monger.know I
know why nobody likes us guys from New Jersey|
|7/15/05 04:26:14 PM|LES.|N.J.||NO WAY!!||||10| Steve; i'll deal with you in
just a few seconds so sit down and shut the F_ _K up!!. First i would like to
responed to C_ _T i mean Kent. Kent, by firm handshake i don't mean that you
must crush the other persons hand just give it a firm shake you know, like when
you shake your peepee after you peepee, you still stand-up, right??. I'm sure
Quarry had a firm handshake, just as i'm sure that he had a (FIRM) punch!!, so,
it's time for you to get out of that hot Californa sun and to stop falling down
when there is an earthquack and bumping your head. Yo Steve!!; What did i do to
you home boy??. I hate war!! lets stick to boxing before you start a war!!, with
me!! and i have to find you and smack your peepee. I know a little bout a lot
of things but, boxing is not one of them so way don't you educate me and stop
worring if people like you ok,(oil can)......see ya......... |
|7/15/05 04:54:00 PM|Fan|USA||n/a||||10| On a lighter note (I hope), I am
pretty sure that Forrest Ward, the fighter, appeared on one of Jerry's
undercards at MSG. I've got to believe that Forrest the poster knows whether
this is so. Forrest, you've got me curious, what is the story of Forrest
Ward? It's not one I am familiar with. I just remember him as a young
heavyweight in the late 60's or early 70's. |
|7/15/05 08:29:35 PM|Noam|same||same||||10|Ali's politics/religion are
completely separate issues to his boxing. I don't like his religion and I didn't
agree with his politics in the late 1960s and early 1970s (as I read about it