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January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

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else, so why would Frazier try anything different? Foreman or his trainers also<br />

would not have had a reason to try something different as their methods had also<br />

worked against everyone else, including two fighters who had beaten Ali, Frazier<br />

and Ken Norton. |<br />

|9/9/04 10:51:02 AM|Skippy Andelman|Roma,Lazio,Italia,Europa||4||||10|In<br />

Kinshasa Foreman fought very well in attack and did hit Ali' with many hard<br />

punches ( mostly to the body but a few landed in (or to) the face and landed<br />

very hard), but fought very poorly in defence. Ali' was able to hit(or of<br />

hitting) Giorgio every time he wanted to throughout the entire fight. Giorgio's<br />

performance in attack would have been good enought to beat almost every<br />

heavyweight in history, including Carnera, but Ali' could take one hell of a<br />

punch. Foreman got abruptly tired after round 5, but still managed to throw a<br />

terrible uppercut in round 7, but Ali' was able to take it.|<br />

|9/9/04 11:33:33 AM|Evren|London||@||||10|Kent - Don't mean to disagree with you<br />

my friend. George fought the way he fought because he was the champion and why<br />

should he fight at long distance with Ali when he was a killer! - it is only in<br />

hindsight that we can judge what SHOULD have happened. If I was betting on the<br />

fight beforehand I would have encouraged George to go in and done what he done<br />

best - wreck men! No - it was Ali the genius - the master - the maestro. Because<br />

Kent - if George had boxed at long distance Ali would have easily outboxed him.<br />

As Ali once said just beacuse I beat George doesnt mean he isnt the<br />

greatest...'nuff said!|<br />

|9/9/04 03:18:36 PM|JIMMY DORSEY|VENTURA<br />

CALIFORNIA||RONNYRAINS@YAHOO.COM||||10|JERRY QUARRY'S BOUTS were almost always<br />

exciting,the worse ones for me, although I had a heck of a time with the<br />

Chuvalo result. Were Ali II and of course his impromtu bout with Lorenzo (Rocky)<br />

Zanon. I actually scored the bout on the tube with Chris Schenkal. and had it 5-<br />

1-2 Zanon and 39-35 on the 5-point Nevada "must" system. Ironically so did the<br />

LA Times, scoring the first and third even and gave the 8th round to JQ. THEY<br />

Official scoring of the bout was 39-33,39-33,38-34, all for Zanon. 7-1,7-1, and<br />

6-2 in rounds,This bout to me was even worse for JQ then when he fought at 47<br />

with Dementia. Man if he could have only stayed in the broadcast booth!! I knew<br />

of a guy who supposedly dated Charlie <strong>Quarry</strong> (Arlene)after her divorce to <strong>Jerry</strong>,<br />

not a sports fan , but knew of JERRY all too well, said he only ran into <strong>Quarry</strong><br />

once when <strong>Jerry</strong> came to Charlie's house, said <strong>The</strong> Irishman was steaming mad at<br />

her,about some financial reasons or somehting, but other than that was very<br />

polite and rather cordial to him, He did not see her much, for anything<br />

else,"She WAS HIGH MAINTENANCE!"|<br />

|9/9/04 03:36:53 PM|Massimo|Roma||4||||10|<strong>The</strong> fight with Zanon was one of<br />

<strong>Jerry</strong>'s best fights. Lorenzo, that (or who) almost everyone called Renzo (from I<br />

Promessi Sposi by Alessandro Manzoni) was very strong, as he showed against<br />

Norton and Holmes :-)."I told you all that I am the greatest of all time<br />

!I'm still the greatest of all time ! Don't made me the underdog until I'm<br />

fifty years old ".Muhammad Ali', 30 Ottobre 1974, Zaire, Africa|<br />

|9/9/04 07:01:24 PM|Nick (<strong>The</strong> Bum) Bonatelli|Keatonville,<br />

USA||whatwouldwedobabywithout us?||||10|Skippy, I think Foreman still should<br />

have backed off a little bit and conserved his energy.Of course we are<br />

talking about what if, after the fact because Ali/Lyle hadn't happened yet and<br />

this is where the idea for a slugger not to just charge in all of the time and<br />

conserve his energy for the later rounds.Also remember one of the major<br />

reasons Ali was using his counterpunching off of the ropes style was by the time<br />

of the Zaire fight, he couldn't dance for too many rounds anymore.|<br />

|9/9/04 07:30:17 PM|Angelo|dc||funktron@yahoo.com||||10|Jimmy: I remember<br />

watching <strong>Quarry</strong>-Zanon (Wasn't it the undercard to Young-Norton)? Zanon piled up<br />

the points, but went down like an Italian skyscraper when JQ finally tagged him<br />

good. Same thing happened with Zanon-Norton---Zanon's jabs were getting to<br />

Norton until Norton measured him and dropped him hard. Foreman wouldn't

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