January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

norton is that if things get to rough and he gets hit with a good shot , he
could fold, it would take the jerry of the lyle fight to do this , but when
motivated and in top shape, norton would fold, jerry as he appeared in the
norton fight was just a target, a mere shell of himself, but he won the hearts
of anybody that knows anything about what boxing is all about, BY THE WAY PLEASE
LET EVERYBODY KNOW THE ADDRESS OF WHERE TO SEND MONEY. QUARRY WOMEN KEEP LOOKING
GOOD, THE KOO KOO CLOCK'S A HELL OF A MAN, EVEN IF HE DOES LOOK LIKE WOODY
ALLEN, KOO KOO, KOO KOO|
|5/7/06 05:14:55 PM|Steve|NJ||na||||10|Kent, I am a firm believer in an outdated
medical phenomonem known as "Biorthymes".I read somewhere that Jerry was a
believer in it too.I firmly believe that your body goes through at least three
rhythems on a regularly recurring basis.This could goe a long way on explaining
why on some fight nights,you just don't have it!A punch that normaly wouldn't
bother you,on this particlular night feels like getting hit with a rock. |
|5/7/06 06:18:47 PM|Kent|Murrieta, Ca||kentallenent@aol.com||||10|Koo Koo, I
think Jerry would have had a very good chance of beating Norton if they had
fought even a year earlier. Regardless of whether Norton was bigger than
him.But the second Frazier fight took too much out of Jerry. Sometimes
a fighter just goes down hill, one fight they can look great, like the
Quarry/Shavers fight and the next one a fighter for some reason just doesn't
have it anymore.The second Frazier fight was that fight for Jerry.
Again, he never should have fought again after this.|
|5/7/06 07:53:49 PM|kookoo|woody allenville||kookooclock000@yahoo.com||||10|i
agree kent, by the way kent can you help me land a quarry women, i been after
one for a long time, i don't know if they like short guys like me though, kent
you son-of a-gun, are yuo still doing those interviews, you do well looks like,
I DON'T MEAN MAKE THIS A LOVEFEST BUT HEY, I'M KOO, KOO, KOO, KOO !!|
|5/8/06 05:12:21 AM|Noam|same||same||||10|Woody Allen? Koo Koo? Oh.I
don't know whether I'm right in what I'm about to say. But I've always wondered
why Foreman was so suited to Joe Frazier in styles. Joe bobbed from side-to-side
and it was a great defensive thing that could turn into attack. When you least
expected it, he'd bob across with that hidden left hook and tag you. Like he did
with Ali in the first fight. Ali kept his right down low so that suited Joe's
left as well.That bobbing style was suited to Ali, who had a great jab
and a terrific lead right. But these weapons are front-on attacks that side-to-
side bobbing avoids.However, Foreman threw roundhouse huge left and
right hooks. They'd come in from the sides - not front-on. Swoosh.
SWOOSH.As Joe bobbed from side-to-side, George's haymakers came in
roundhouse. The bobbing side-to-side head then collides with the roundhouse left
or right. They were made for each other.I think that Joe's bobbing style
gave Foreman's roundhouse punches more power. The head and the fist were moving
towards each other for a collision. Maximum impact. But those
roundhouse Foreman punches had trouble finding Ali. He lent on the ropes and
pushed backwards away from the roundhouse punches. Ali moved away from
roundhouse punches rather than into them by bobbing side-to-side. The head was
moving away from the fist whenever an impact occurred. Minimum
impact.That's what I'm thinking anyway.|
|5/8/06 07:27:01 AM|Fitzroy|St. Pierre, Canada||Fitz@ca.com||||10|Foreman always
had more trouble with tall stand up fighters. His punches didn't have the same
effect when he threw punches higher. The toughest fights of his early career
were against Young, Ali, Lyle, Peralta. All were tall and 3 of them were boxer
types. Foreman would have had tons of trouble with any really slick tall boxer
with alot of skills. Tunney comes to mind as a guy that would beat Foreman
probably. Lennox Lewis would have given him trouble until Foreman landed
something huge, which he probably would have done.|
|5/8/06 08:53:09 AM|Angelo|Washington, DC||funktron||||10|If Foreman landed on
Lewis like he did against Moorer, they'd still be counting. That short, crisp