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January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

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y a 1971-73 <strong>Quarry</strong>. Instead, we have a clearly used up and out of shape <strong>Quarry</strong><br />

taking the fight on a couple weeks notice. What annoyed me more than anything<br />

is the fact that Norton crowed about the win "I always wanted to fight <strong>Jerry</strong><br />

<strong>Quarry</strong>." Norton, you didn't fight <strong>Jerry</strong> <strong>Quarry</strong> the fighter. You fought the<br />

name, but not the fighter. This would be the same as Holmes saying he always<br />

wanted to fight Ali after beating the old Ali. Of course, Holmes never said<br />

anything like this. Likewise, if Marciano had the audacity to say he always<br />

wanted to fight Joe Louis after beating an old Louis. Norton was so proud of<br />

that win. And of course, before his fight with Earnie Shavers, Norton said that<br />

he would beat Shavers, who "quit against <strong>Quarry</strong>." We all know that Norton got<br />

taken out in about two minutes in that one! |<br />

|8/29/04 12:10:50 PM|Massimo|Roma||4||||10|Angelo-<strong>The</strong> first time I saw<br />

Ellis-<strong>Quarry</strong> I got the impression that Jimmy Ellis did dominate the fight. But<br />

after having rewatched it a couple of times, now I realize that <strong>Jerry</strong> held his<br />

own pretty well. I think that Ellis won by ( or with )a margin of 3 or maybe 4<br />

points. <strong>Jerry</strong> <strong>Quarry</strong> hit him with many body shots which are not that impressive,<br />

but are shots after all. But that wasn't the true <strong>Jerry</strong>. <strong>The</strong> best <strong>Jerry</strong> would<br />

have beaten Ellis IMO** IMO means "in my opinion".|<br />

|8/29/04 05:58:50 PM|Bob Bumbera|NC||renfbera@aol.com||||10|I just got through<br />

reading a fantastic boxing novel, "Every time I talk to Liston" by Brian DeVido<br />

a former West Virgina Golden Gloves heavyweight champion. It's a great read!|<br />

|8/30/04 06:04:37 PM|Bob Cousy|Roma||4||||10|24/3/1969 (3 BME)<strong>Jerry</strong><br />

<strong>Quarry</strong> vs Buster Mathish: 1.80<br />

h: 1.90w: 88.9 w: 106.4shoe size: ?<br />

shoe size: ?THE WINNER: "Irish <strong>Jerry</strong> <strong>Quarry</strong>"THE SCORES: 9-2-1/10-1-<br />

1/10-1-1Buster Mathis knocked down in the second round.This is a fight<br />

I'd like to watch. Too bad itdoesn't exist anymore !Good night, I<br />

have to go to my huge bed. shoe size: ?|<br />

|9/1/04 03:31:57 AM|Kent|La Habra, Ca||kentallenent@aol.com||||10|That <strong>Jerry</strong><br />

<strong>Quarry</strong> fought tough competition can be seen by the fact that <strong>Jerry</strong> fought 41 of<br />

66 professional fights against fighters with winning records, about 62% of his<br />

fights, going 33-8 in these fights. I wonder how <strong>Jerry</strong> would have done<br />

if he had a padded record like so many propects do today? Would it have made<br />

him a better fighter or did the experience against tougher opposition make him<br />

better? I do think he would not have been as damaged if he had taken an<br />

easier route.|<br />

|9/1/04 07:39:13 AM|Angelo|Washington, DC||funktron@yahoo.com||||10|Kent:<br />

Taking an easier route wouldn't have prepared him for Lyle, Foster, Shavers,<br />

etc. But you're right, it would have spared him from some of the severe<br />

physical damage. Also, fans tend to look at a won-loss record more than quality<br />

of competition. Often, title fights are made by popular demand. If you're 50-<br />

1, the perception is that you are entitled to a title shot, even if the loss is<br />

against the only top ten fighter you've faced. I like Sean O'Grady a lot, but<br />

didn't he build an enormous winning record fighting stiffs?|<br />

|9/1/04 07:40:17 AM|Angelo|Washington, DC||funktron@yahoo.com||||10|I'll add<br />

that much of <strong>Jerry</strong>'s physical damage probably occurred later in his career.|<br />

|9/1/04 08:27:00 AM|Massimo|Roma||Beethoven was 5'4" tall.com||||10|I was<br />

rewatching the Primo Carnera-Ray Impelletiere fight and I did notice that Primo<br />

threw many incorrect punches in that fight. Maybe he should have been<br />

disqualified. Jack Dempsey was the referee and he not even gave him a warning !<br />

Why former champs are not good in refereing fights ? Walcott did a disaster in<br />

the second Ali'-Liston fight ! Ex champions should not be allowed to referee a<br />

fight ! Ray Impelletiere was the greatest.|<br />

|9/1/04 10:16:30 AM|charles anderson|ark.||ctjjandfam@aol.com||||10|kent,in the<br />

second frazier fightjoe threw more right hands than he did in his whole career<br />

andconnected most of them. don't you think this baffeled jerry?|<br />

|9/1/04 11:29:42 AM|Fran|Philly||plc7755@aol.com||||10|Angelo, Sean O'grady

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