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eing looked at closely as a stoppage?Paul -I can't convince<br />

you. No one can prove the Foreman fight was fixed, myself included. I just think<br />

it was, given Ali being Ali, moneymaking machine, mystique, people he knew and<br />

all, and George being the killing machine we all knew he was. Now, ala my first<br />

point in this post, George is widely viewed as a devastating puncher, but also<br />

as a wheezing pansy who couldn't go more than five rounds without getting in<br />

trouble, even after winning the title again at 45.|<br />

|12/3/03 06:07:55<br />

PM|Roadscholarette|Chicago||roadscholarette@hotmail.com||||10|Paul -My<br />

"favorite fighter" went through a ton of good men, and devastated most. He beat<br />

Ali once, possibly twice, and was beating him up in Manila on one eye (which<br />

finally betrayed him). No one can truthfully say that he wasn't an elite fighter<br />

of the ages, or that more than a small handful of former champions would even<br />

have stood a chance with him, let alone won. Once more though, people remember<br />

his fights with Foreman. Joe had as big an ego as Ali, and had he not been ruled<br />

by it, would have known he'd have to fight George differently than anyone else<br />

he'd ever been up against. I also don't understand why anyone didn't get him to<br />

use his right hand more, or even his jab, which was a good one when he used it,<br />

particularly in close with his ability to double punch with one hand.|<br />

|12/3/03 06:53:17 PM|kookoo|ny||kookooclock000@yahoo.com||||10|Lets be real Joe<br />

Frazier did use his head a lot. <strong>Jerry</strong> did say thatJoe needed a glove on his<br />

head also. He did have a flat coco head :)))|<br />

|12/3/03 07:31:55 PM|Paul|Sydney, Australia||PlMls4@aol.com||||10|RS - thanks<br />

for the response. I gotta say that I don't agree on the calibre of Joe's<br />

opponents, and his losses to Foreman were so bad that, in my eyes at least, his<br />

overall standing among history's heavyweights must be affected. I didn't mean to<br />

be condescending when I described him as your "favourite" heavyweight; I just<br />

know that you rate him much higher than me. You still haven't explained why Joe<br />

didn't fight guys like Norton, Lyle, Shavers, and the rest I mentioned before.<br />

Also, I can't agree with what you said about the final Ali v Frazier fight.<br />

Cheers. |<br />

|12/3/03 07:41:14 PM|JIMMY DORSEY|VENTURA<br />

CALIFORNIA||ronnyrains@yahoo.com||||10|WE had an apoloosa that was so smart he<br />

could almost talk,maybe an exception, he also held 350 yard sprint record ,<br />

beating much bigger quarter horses and thourough breds in BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIA<br />

for 1969, we also showed him and he won about 100 trophies, and was a beautiful<br />

horse KID BROWNIE. He would prance like an ARABIAN with his neck,and acted like<br />

everyone there was there to see him,very unique animal,Talked to a great fighter<br />

last night in the person of "IRISH" GIL KING a great welterweight from 1965-73<br />

36-5-1 21 KO'S, We talked about all the great California fighter's of his era,He<br />

confirmed That <strong>Jerry</strong> <strong>Quarry</strong> was a "GREAT GUY" AND his tarnished image was<br />

press/media related, and by no means was unpopular with the fighter's<br />

themselves. And that <strong>Quarry</strong> had personally invited him to his MASSACRE CANYON<br />

CAMP IN SAN JACINTO,5 of King's first 6 bouts were one-round ko's,and had quite<br />

a few names on his record at BOXING REC.|<br />

|12/3/03 07:42:42 PM|Evan B|Belfast||evanb46@juno.com||||10|First of all, Paul<br />

of Australia has written one of the most insightful and persuasive posts in a<br />

while. Ali remains even now the king of the hill, the gold standard of all<br />

boxers and even athletes, and it's human nature for some like RS to want to pull<br />

him down. Speaking of RS, look at these 2 comments: With<br />

reference to the Kinshasa, Zaire fight, she asks: "Curses and magic? :-) Do you<br />

really think George bought into that?" Yes, he did, and has admitted it<br />

many times, including in writing. Consider the context of Zaire then. It's a<br />

blazing tropical Third World place, isolated from the West. <strong>The</strong> people are<br />

animists, meaning they attribute spirits to every tree, rock, house, road,<br />

person, etc. George is an uneducated ghetto black with a huge ego, and he goes<br />

there to train for weeks if not months. He has only his own entourage to talk

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