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January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

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Mauriello? I know Galento and Nova fought with Galento KOing him in 14 but I<br />

heard both wound up in the hospital after. Also anyone know where I can get<br />

films of <strong>Jerry</strong> <strong>Quarry</strong> vs. Chuvalo, Frazier I, Patterson, Foster, Etc.? Thanks|<br />

|11/20/03 12:37:53 PM|Kent Appel|La Habra,<br />

Ca||kentallenent@aol.com||||10|Giancarlo, you make a statement that we are fools<br />

who claim <strong>Jerry</strong> was a fine gentleman and a great fighter but you don't back up<br />

your statement with any information at all. Just because you say so, doesn't<br />

make it true! If <strong>Jerry</strong> made mistakes in his life, so be it. Nobody is<br />

perfect and on the whole, I believe he was a fine man. I met <strong>Jerry</strong> many<br />

years ago and he treated me with respect and I did the same to him. My<br />

impression of him is he was a fine gentleman. I have also met almost the entire<br />

<strong>Quarry</strong> family and I count some of their members as friends and they are fine<br />

people who you obviously know nothing about. <strong>The</strong>y also defend their own so if<br />

you come here expecting to get nothing in return after you make a pointless<br />

statement, you have another thing coming.Secondly, <strong>Jerry</strong> <strong>Quarry</strong> was a<br />

three time number one contender who beat fourteen fighters who were at the time<br />

<strong>Jerry</strong> beat them were past, present, or future top ten heavyweight contenders, as<br />

well as defeating former heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson. Among the<br />

contenders he beat were, Ron Lyle, Earnie Shavers, Mac Foster, Thad Spencer,<br />

Jack Bodell, Eduardo Corletti, Brian London, Larry Middleton, and Lorenzo<br />

Zanon. Most boxing experts agree that <strong>Jerry</strong> would have been a world<br />

champion if he hadn't been in the era that was the most competitive in the<br />

history of boxing.<strong>Jerry</strong> got creamed by Ali and Frazier? Not so! Yes,<br />

<strong>Jerry</strong>'s second fights agaisnt both of these fighters were not competitive but<br />

both of the first fights were competitive. Round one of the first<br />

Frazier/<strong>Quarry</strong> fight was called one of the top 12 rounds of all time by ring<br />

magazine and most people say <strong>Jerry</strong> won that round and round two was just as<br />

exiting and <strong>Jerry</strong> carried the fight to Frazier in that round too. Yes Frazier<br />

slowly wore <strong>Jerry</strong> down in a war of attrition on the way to a seventh round TKO<br />

win over <strong>Jerry</strong> but <strong>Jerry</strong> very much held his own, he hardly got creamed! Ask<br />

Frazier how tough <strong>Jerry</strong> was and his answer will be, very tough! Joe knew he had<br />

to be at his very best to beat <strong>Jerry</strong>!<strong>The</strong> first Ali fight was also<br />

competitive as <strong>Jerry</strong> pressed the action for almost three rounds and he made Ali<br />

miss on occasion with his fine defensive head movements. He also kept Ali<br />

honest by landing some hard body shots. <strong>Jerry</strong> was cut badly near the end of the<br />

third round but a lot of people question whether or not Ali had the stanima<br />

after a long layoff to keep up the pace he was setting. So <strong>Jerry</strong> likely would<br />

have given Ali a lot more difficulty in the later rounds. <strong>Jerry</strong>, except<br />

for an ill fated fight at the age of 47, never lost to anyone who wasn't a<br />

bonefide contender and of his eight losses in his original career, six of those<br />

losses were to past, present, or future world champions.Although <strong>Jerry</strong><br />

had a tendency towards cutting, if you take away this factor, <strong>Jerry</strong> had a record<br />

of 53-4-4, with 33 KOs. Quite impressive if you ask me.|<br />

|11/20/03 12:42:58 PM|Massimo|Rome||4||||10|Tim-Buddy Baer beat Abe<br />

Simon in 3 rounds. Abe Simon began the fight very well and hurt Baer in the<br />

first round, but Buddy's superior power gained him the victory. |<br />

|11/20/03 01:04:45 PM|Massimo|Rome||4||||10|Kent-<strong>Jerry</strong> <strong>Quarry</strong> also<br />

outclassed Buster Mathis in 1969. Buster was big, a great dancer, very fast and<br />

in top shape for that fight.|<br />

|11/20/03 01:42:43 PM|Fran|PA||plc7755@aol.com||||10|RS-That is very<br />

true about the directions Frazier and <strong>Jerry</strong> were heading going into the fight.<br />

<strong>Jerry</strong> didn't seem strong that night. He boxed and moved nice but seemed weak. It<br />

is very true about atheletes peaking at certain times it seemed <strong>Jerry</strong> was at<br />

his best going into the fight. I don't know how he was feeling before the fight.<br />

I never saw jerry get beat until that night. I mean the first Frazier fight he<br />

looked sensational then cut. Chuvalo fight was a joke he was taking Chuvallo to<br />

school. <strong>The</strong>n the new mandatory eight count (now its called "standing eight

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