09.12.2012 Views

January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.

Foreman was an upset, Young's win over Ron Lyle (leading up to the Foreman<br />

fight) impressed me enough to see that Young's boxing skills could cause fits<br />

for Foreman. Foreman's 90's comeback was exciting and valid. His overall<br />

career record and important wins put him right up there with other greats. He<br />

didn't have a draw against Jumbo Cummings during his comeback, either. |<br />

|8/21/04 09:01:32 PM|Funny Man|Vaudeville||funnyhaha@vaudeville||||10|Whats got<br />

long hair, a fat lip, and a blackened right eye ? Smokin Joes<br />

girlfriends.What was the best left hook Frazier ever threw ? Last week<br />

when Vivian was late with dinner.|<br />

|8/22/04 04:33:35 AM|Massimo |Roma, founded by Romolo and Remo in 753<br />

B.C.||raimondo vianello is a living legend.com||||10|If the story of Frazier<br />

enjoying from Ali''s medical condition is true, Joe Frazier is a very cruel<br />

person and I'm not going to shake hands with him.How good do you think<br />

will be Ali's health conditions in, say, 2014 ? I don't know that much about<br />

Parkinson desease. I immagine they are gonna get worse, but my question is, how<br />

much worse and how quickly ? I wish he will be as fine as possible. Ali' is, and<br />

has ever been, after all, a decent person. Apart from the 2 wives stuff in<br />

Zaire, he doesn't sound like a cruel person; even if, I have to admit, I have<br />

never met him. I know who Muhammad Ali' is, but he doesn't know who Massimo Cini<br />

is. He is a little more popular than me. Good luck, Muhammad Ali' ! |<br />

|8/22/04 05:36:58 AM|Timana|Auckland||kiwi@aol.com||||10|MasimmoI have a<br />

relative with a similar disease to Parkinsons and it is a degenerative illness<br />

that only gets worse and never improves. <strong>The</strong>re is no cure. <strong>The</strong>y shake<br />

with uncontrollable tremors, and just sit in a chair and twitch. Smooth control<br />

of movement is lost because brain cells controlling it have degenerated.<br />

Eventually the sufferer becomes a total invalid.In the early stages,<br />

intelligence and mental powers are unaffected. This causes a lot of frustration,<br />

especially because their speech is usually impaired.<strong>The</strong>y become<br />

depressed, anxious, and emotionally disturbed (especially when people mock and<br />

ridicule them).<strong>The</strong> disease progresses over years, rarely causing death,<br />

but rendering the sufferer eventually totally dependent on others for every day<br />

tasks. Drugs today can control the symptoms early on.It is different to<br />

alzheimers which President Reagen had. With alzheimers they lose their memory<br />

and in the end can't even recognise family.People can get Parkinsons<br />

naturally. It doesn't have to be through getting punched to the head, although<br />

in Ali's case it most certainly was caused that way, if we believe what we've<br />

all read in papers and elsewhere.It's not a funny disease, either to the<br />

sufferer and especially to the family.|<br />

|8/22/04 10:39:02 AM|Bob Bumbera|NC||renfbera@aol.com||||10|Angelo, I didn't<br />

mean to imply in my post that Foreman wasted his tallent, I don't believe that<br />

at all. However, if you put both of his careers together, he still doesn't rate<br />

a top 5 or 6. His second career was one of the most amazing athletic feats in<br />

history. If fact I think it far exceeds the first incarnation of "Big George".<br />

I'm 45 years old and I can barely walk up two flights of stairs, in my twentys I<br />

ran 5 miles a day and could squat over 450 pounds. He did an incredible thing.<br />

Other former champs fought exibitions in their 40's and some later in life but<br />

they didn't make a career out of it, let alone challange a man in his mid 20's<br />

for the heavyweight championship of the world. As far as Frazier being cruel<br />

and mocking Ali's condition, I'm not a "boxing insider" but I did have friends<br />

who boxed, both amatuer and pro, and they all mocked guy's who took one too<br />

many. Cruel yes, Ali did it many times himself. He took great pleasure in<br />

humiliating sparring partners in front of crowds and reporters in training camp.<br />

He often rambled on and on about how sparring partners were the "lowest form of<br />

life". You have to have a serious mean streak in you to be able to climb in to<br />

a ring and punch a hole in another human being. Both Frazier and Ali had it in<br />

spades. |<br />

|8/22/04 04:50:48 PM|Timana|Auckland||same||||10|BobYes, boxers do

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!