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January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

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don't think the Charles I see in early 50's film vs Louis, Walcott I,II and<br />

Marciano twice was that overly impressive. He didn't have a real big punch at<br />

heavy and I really think <strong>Jerry</strong> of '69 would have beaten Charles of '50 or '51.<br />

I would realize I would be in a minority in this opinion, most experts would<br />

agree with you Evren. |<br />

|7/3/02 11:48:47 AM|Johnny Q|New York||johnqw@yahoo.com||||10|Last night ESPNCL<br />

ran the entire Holmes v Cooney fight. I'd never seen it before, though I'd<br />

heard about it from many people over the years, including how out classed Cooney<br />

was, and how the fight was over hyped etc. What I saw was something different.<br />

I saw a close fight, up until the last couple of rounds. I saw a great fighter<br />

in Holmes, fighting a tactical fight and having a tough time with a big<br />

determined challenger. Cooney did not have the skills and experience to take<br />

the title, but he came back from a second round knockdown to stand with Holmes<br />

until the 13th round. Cooney did a lot better than the majority of Holmes other<br />

opponents. Despite what I've read, Holmes never beat Cooney up. He outboxed<br />

and outlasted Cooney, who ran out of gas. It was perhaps Holmes toughest fight<br />

next to Norton, and until he lost to Spinks. Cooney made for an exciting fight,<br />

and got bashed by the press who exploited the racial element. I was glad to see<br />

the program pointed out that Holmes and Cooney have since appeared at events<br />

together and show mutual respect.|<br />

|7/3/02 11:56:16 AM|EVREN|LONDON||@||||10|<strong>The</strong>m fights mentioned of Charles' were<br />

not I agree his most impressive but watch some of his non title encounters with<br />

Satterfield, Layne, Norkus, Reynolds etc and you see a completely different<br />

beast..a very aggressive sharpshooting fighter who was smart, real smart. In my<br />

opinion he would have been to good all round for <strong>Jerry</strong>, but then again we all<br />

see fights differently and I respect everyones opinions and thoughts greatly.|<br />

|7/3/02 12:15:29 PM|Kent|La Habra, Ca||oriononide@aol.com||||10|I agreee Johnny,<br />

Cooney fought an in prime Holmes very tough and he actually would have been<br />

ahead on the judges scorecards at the time of the stoppage if not for three<br />

points being deducted for low blows, in which two of the deductions. were<br />

legitimate and one was shown on a replay to be a good body shot that was called<br />

a low blow by referee Mills Lane. It was one of Holmes toughest title defenses<br />

in which he pulled out a victory in true championship form. Holmes showed true<br />

championship heart by facing adversity and coming out on top. It was in no way<br />

an easy victory and I have new found respect for Cooney as I haven't seen the<br />

fight since it happened. After much consideration, I have to say the Ezzard<br />

Charles that split Rocky Marciano's nose and gave Rocky hell would beat our<br />

<strong>Jerry</strong> by decision. As much as I love <strong>Jerry</strong>, I have to rate him below an in<br />

prime Marciano and I think Charles would outscore him. In a fight that could<br />

have taken place for real, Holyfield wins by decision over Tucker. I think<br />

Tucker is an underrated fighter but Holyfield would outwork him over the<br />

distance but it would not be an easy fight for Holyfield. |<br />

|7/3/02 12:52:48 PM|JIMMY DORSEY|VENTURA<br />

CALIFORNIA||RONNYRAINS@YAHOO.COM||||10|I AGREE, HOLMES WAS A GREAT CHAMPION.NO<br />

OPINION ON CHARLES-QUARRY!ELLIS 4TH RANKED BY W.B.A. AT THE TIME OF HIS SHAVERS<br />

LOSS,MUST MEAN QUARRY'S LYLE WIN HAD HIM #5. THE RING MAGAZINE LIKED TO DIFFER.|<br />

|7/3/02 03:20:52 PM|JIMMY DORSEY|VENTURA<br />

CALIFORNIA||RONNYRAINS@YAHOO.COM||||10|BOB BUMBERA: i have not been around bob<br />

but the fighter on the front of the site, whom JERRY is putting the wood to. is<br />

none other than "bad" THAD SPENCER.I recently sent to Iowa to get the<br />

QUARRY/BAILEY Fight off microfilm, they wanted too charge JQ admission,than<br />

after decking BAILEY 5 times and going 10.SECOND-RANKED JERRY was locked out of<br />

his dressing room!!!He got treated a liitle tacky down there in DES MOINES,Lew<br />

Eskin referee, QUARRY SAID IN 50 BOUTS IT WAS THEY WORST HE'D EXPERIENCED IN 50<br />

PRO BOUTS!!Eskin was editor of BOXING ILLUSTRATED, maybe that accounted for<br />

there terrible top ten ratings!! ha ha|<br />

|7/3/02 05:23:22 PM|Evren|London||@||||10|Having no opinion on <strong>Quarry</strong> - Machen -

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