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January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

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Koo Koo Klock, Foolface, and Brother DKS. We had some lively conversations,<br />

maybe more so than the recent feuds.By the way, WHERE IS THE MUFFINMAN<br />

of Massimo's hero, JUMPITY BRUCE. |<br />

|11/15/05 05:30:24 PM|Bob Bumbera|NC||renfbera@aol.com||||10|What's the big deal<br />

about Klitscho. Bad back, bad leg...who cares. He's got money out the wazoo<br />

and can live the rest of his life without finacial worry. If I were in his<br />

situation I'd probably quit to. Isn't that what everyone wants, to hit the<br />

lottery and hang it up. Do what you want to do. He hit the lottery. I really<br />

didn't think Rahman would beat him, give him some trouble maybe. I think it<br />

would have been a boring hug fest with Klitscho winning with his jab. Some guys<br />

need to fight regardless of money or fame, the "Eye of the Tiger" thing someone<br />

mentioned. Maybe to Klitscho it was just sport. Who knows. I never thought<br />

much of him in the first place. |<br />

|11/15/05 10:28:04 PM|Ed|Cicero N Y||mooseygoop@aol.com||||10|Thanks for<br />

clearing the air Angelo. If we were talking face to face there would have been<br />

no confusion about things but you straightened things out nicley. Sorry for<br />

misinterpreting things.I'd like to ask who you'd like to see Rahman<br />

fight next but to be honest there's not much to pick from. |<br />

|11/15/05 10:38:47 PM|Ed|Cicero N<br />

Y||mooseygoop@aol.com||||10|Mark,George Chuvalo wasn't considered a real<br />

hard heavyweight puncher. He was very strong and as u said had one of the best<br />

chins in history. He was in a lot of big fights and <strong>Jerry</strong> was his biggest win. I<br />

guess you could say Georges chin kept him alive till her got a lucky punch in<br />

(or flurry of punches if i remember right).P S Ali use to call Chuvalo<br />

"<strong>The</strong> Washer Women" because he threw a lot of punches but didn't hurt anyone.|<br />

|11/16/05 12:21:54 AM|Kent|Murrieta, Ca||kentallenent@aol.com||||10|Bob B, I<br />

think Vitali Klitscko has a lot of talent but his desire is<br />

questionable.I can't imagine someone like <strong>Jerry</strong> <strong>Quarry</strong> ever quiting<br />

because of an arm injury like Vitali did agaisn't Chris Byrd. <strong>Jerry</strong> would have<br />

endured the pain and fought one handed, especially with only one or two rounds<br />

left in the fight and it wouldn't have mattered if he was ahead or behind on the<br />

scorecards.I think the Byrd fight is a good indicator of Vitali's lack<br />

of desire to do what it takes to be a great fighter.Fighters like<br />

Muhammad Ali fighting almost an entire fight with a broken jaw like Ali did<br />

against Norton in their first fight and Floyd Patterson, who fought in terrible<br />

back pain for most of his first fight with Ali also wouldn't quit because of<br />

injury.Patterson was hopelessly behind on the cards of the judges yet he<br />

still kept on trying the best he could under the circumstances.|<br />

|11/16/05 08:23:29 AM|Angelo|Washington, DC||funktron@yahoo.com||||10|Kent: Add<br />

to that, Foreman vs. Holyfield. I remember talking to some sports fans after<br />

that fight, and everyone marveled at Foreman's performance. Finally, someone<br />

said---"It isn't that he fought brilliantly---it's just that he tried so hard to<br />

win." That's really the point. You watch M. Spinks vs. Tyson, then watch<br />

Foreman vs. Holyfield---and you see that Foreman is from a different era. Even<br />

in losing, he showed incredible heart.Ed: Yes, e-mail can take on a life of<br />

its own. If we had a conversation, you would know that I wasn't being mean.|<br />

|11/16/05 10:11:14 AM|Kent|Murrieta, Ca||kentallenent@aol.com||||10|I think<br />

James Toney who is from the old school is the man to beat if age hasn't caught<br />

up to him.Toney tore his bicep and tricep muscles in the first round of<br />

his fight with Rydell Booker yet he gave Booker a virtual one armed beating for<br />

ten rounds. Vitali and some of the others around today would not have came out<br />

for the second round due to the pain.Say what you will about Toney, his<br />

big mouth and everything, but he is well schooled in his art, he really knows<br />

what he is doing.Back in the 1990s when Toney was still a middleweight<br />

Toney won a close decision over a fighter named Dave Tiberi. Toney had bad leg<br />

cramps almost the entire fight but he fought on and came out on top.Most<br />

of the media thought Tiberi had pulled off the upset win but I thought Toney was

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