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January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

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count. Cooney would have chopped up Chuvalo and you would have said "so, Chuvalo<br />

was too old" etc.... I'm not trying to convince anybody anything, just stating<br />

opinions. Taking the generic assumption of Cooneys ability is apparently yours<br />

and is not based on anything other than lack of boxing knowledge/ignorance. By<br />

the way, Young should have been given the decesion over Ali, 4 yrs. prior to his<br />

match with Cooney and yes Young was a brilliant boxer. Who did Chuvalo defeat in<br />

the top ten of any substance besides <strong>Quarry</strong> on a fluke ko?|<br />

|7/7/03 02:13:55 PM|John Gerard|NYC||rock289z@yahoo.com||||10|TO DAN: I have no<br />

"relationship" with George Chuvalo except utmost respect for a very good figher.<br />

Cooney's performance against Spinks left something to be desired as did his near<br />

decapitation by 42 year old George Foreman. Yes, I think he was a very nice guy<br />

-- and still is, but that does not negate the fact that he had a glass jaw.<br />

Someone far more eloquent than myself wrote on either this board or another one<br />

"Cooney only had size, a left hook, and good accountant and when they failed him<br />

he was lost". I agree, Young was robbed against Ali and he should have gotten a<br />

rematch. Also just because some posters don't agree with you please don't<br />

question their knowledge of boxing or imply ignorance-- believe it or not some<br />

people can disagree with you and still be in the know. One of the things I<br />

always liked about this board is the respect shown to differing opinions and I<br />

hope we can maintain it. |<br />

|7/7/03 03:57:35 PM|Evren|London||@||||10|I feel George Chuvalo's best victory<br />

was against Doug Jones - a real good performance.His showing against DeJohn was<br />

a good one also not to mention savage. |<br />

|7/7/03 09:17:28 PM|Dan Cunningham|San Francisco||DGCSOCCER@AOL.COM||||10|To<br />

John Gerard: I hope that your admonishment of me was not selective. Since you<br />

took the opportunity to scold me as to my opinions, I hope by the same token<br />

that upon looking at other opinions posted on this website that you admonish<br />

others who have posted sarcastic/irresponsible posts. In addition: Having been<br />

to Gleasons Gym in NYC where you apparently use as your home city on this site,<br />

I've heard nothing but good things about Cooneys career and potential, from Iran<br />

Barkeley to average Joes who still talk about his legendary sparring sessions to<br />

this day. As a matter of fact,noted trainer Eddie Futch, shortly before he died<br />

said that Cooney would have been heavyweight champion of the world if he had<br />

trained him. By the way, who did Chuvalo beat again in the top ten to make him a<br />

very good fighter other than his fluke win over <strong>Quarry</strong>? |<br />

|7/8/03 01:09:57 AM|Ed|Cicero n y||mooseygoop@aol.com||||10|Big fight this Sat.<br />

V Forrest vs R Mayorga. Should be a good one..That Mayoraga is a real character,<br />

he smokes 2 packs a day between fights and even a couple cigarettes a day while<br />

training plus hes willing to put up a $100 000 bet to any sportswriters that<br />

want to bet he'll lose..My pick is Forrest, I think Vernon underestimated him<br />

the first time and was a little over confident after 2 wins against Sugar<br />

Shane...Should be a pier 6 brawl. |<br />

|7/8/03 07:00:09 AM|John Gerard|NYC||rock289z@yahoo.com||||10|TO DAN: I did NOT<br />

"scold" you for your opinions, I respect them greatly and can see your logic.<br />

What makes me puke is your total lack of tolerance for the differing opinions of<br />

others. Just read your own posts. Simply because someone disagrees with YOU<br />

regarding Cooney-Chuvalo, you wonder out loud about their "relationship" with<br />

Chuvalo and say their opinion stems from a lack of boxing knowledge or<br />

ignorance. That kind of arrogance takes all the fun out of discussion. This is<br />

my last post on the subject. We have bored the other visitors enough and I don't<br />

want this fine board to degenerate into a petty bickering board. That would be a<br />

disservice to the very fine boxer it was named after. So write what you will.|<br />

|7/8/03 01:28:40 PM|Dan Cunningham|San Francisco,Ca.||DGCSOCCER@AOL.COM||||10|To<br />

John Gerard: If asking a simple question to establish facts is arrogant then you<br />

are correct about me. I like to talk in terms of facts not fantasy or political<br />

correctiveness. I respect everyones opinion if they are making a point that is<br />

based on fact/logic as opposed to wishful thinking or general stereotyping

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