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January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

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having his battles with Forrest and it got nasty no one told Noam he was out of<br />

line. Why all of a sudden in recent weeks has he become the bad guy And<br />

in perfect fairnesss to Noam if he feels he is being insulted then is going to<br />

respond in kind. As he should, unlike Ali during the Viet Nam war, Noam never<br />

pretended to be a pacifist.|<br />

|8/26/05 09:43:56 PM|Kent|Murrieta, Ca||kentallenent@aol.com||||10|Pete, none of<br />

us are in charge of this site but the stooges will always be special here as Mr.<br />

Jimmy himself was one of us, an original stooge.A lot of us, in the heat<br />

of a few moments, posted things we regret and should not have posted. Let's<br />

leave it at that.Guys, Earnie Shavers was amazing as we were never sure<br />

how his fights were going to turn out. He could be almost out on his feet,<br />

about to go down to defeat and out of nowhere he could win with just one or two<br />

punches he hit so hard.His fight with Lyle was one of the best I have<br />

ever seen. I don't know how this thing lasted into the six round as both<br />

fighters were throwing bombs the entire time. |<br />

|8/27/05 01:53:02 AM|Ed|Cicero N Y||mooseygoop@aol.com||||10|Ray Mercer tried<br />

fighting kickboxers awhile back..he tells how brutal it<br />

was..http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=2142665|<br />

|8/27/05 03:05:19 AM|Massimo|Roma||4||||10|Angelo-Ali's most lucrative<br />

fight was...DRUMROLL...<strong>The</strong> Thrilla in Manilla. He earned 6 millions dollars for<br />

that fight! I have learnt that in a book on Ali' I found in a bancarella in the<br />

street in Roma. I also learned that Ali' earned about 30 million dollars in his<br />

overall career. |<br />

|8/27/05 03:43:34 PM|Kent|Murrieta, Ca||kentallenent@aol.com||||10|It is hard<br />

for some boxers to adapt to different rules and it isn't surprising that Mercer<br />

could be caught by a kick to the head, Mercer in the article admits to not even<br />

knowing how to block a kick or how to kick himself. He wore boxing shoes, which<br />

made it illegal for him to kick in kick boxing while his opponents fought bare<br />

footed.<strong>The</strong>re have been boxers who have had at least limited success in<br />

other fighting sports. Tex Cobb had a winning record in kick boxing, he fought<br />

for the United States heavyweight title but lost, while former cruiserweight<br />

champion Al Cole has won some matches in "no holds barred" fighting.<br />

Cole finished second in at least one of the Ultimate fighting<br />

tournaments he entered. He defeated all of his opponents to reach the finals<br />

but lost his last match from a submission hold. |<br />

|8/27/05 05:45:29 PM|Massimo |Roma||4||||10|Kent-You forgot the greatest<br />

of them all: PRIMO CARNERA. He became wrestling heavyweight champion of the<br />

whole wide wordl in 1957. Primo made way more money with wrestling than with<br />

boxing! On the other hand, Chuck Wepner lost to "the Midget" in 1976.|<br />

|8/28/05 03:47:38 AM|Howard C.|Louisville||howardc@louisville||||10|Gerry:<br />

please get some honor and principles. You called me a liar and you were proved<br />

wrong. Apologize please. Noam identified the time and date you made the<br />

statement about Steve. Apologize to him also, please. Come to think of it, you<br />

owe Steve an apology also.|<br />

|8/28/05 04:43:03 PM|Kent|Murrieta, Ca||kentallenent@aol.com||||10|Just watched<br />

Ali/<strong>Quarry</strong> 1 on ESPN Classic. Ali won all three rounds but <strong>Jerry</strong> was hanging<br />

tough and it is a shame he got busted up. I think <strong>Jerry</strong> would have likely gone<br />

the distance if not for the cut and it would have been interesting to see how<br />

much Ali had left going the distance after the long layoff.<strong>Jerry</strong> seemed<br />

to be finding the range just a little bit more each round and it would have been<br />

more competitive as the fight went on but Ali likely would have won by<br />

decision.It is pretty impressive that Ali would take on <strong>Jerry</strong> in his<br />

first fight back after a long layoff as most fighters would have taken an easier<br />

opponent. That he took on Bonevena not long after this is also impressive but I<br />

don't think this was the wisest move to take on tough competion so soon as maybe<br />

two lower ranked opponents would have been better followed by <strong>Quarry</strong> and<br />

Bonevena before going after the title.But I have heard that not many

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