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January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

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since I do care about the safety of the fighters, even Tyson, regardless of his<br />

sometimes crazy antics in the ring, I also have the conflicting feeling of (with<br />

wanting to see him fight) that for his own good and personal safety he should<br />

never fight again as of late especially, he has begun to take a lot of<br />

punishment. Noam, I am assuming you are talking about Vitali Klitschko<br />

as the fighter you don't see being defeated by Tyson at this point. An in prime<br />

Tyson I would favor Tyson in this one but those days are long<br />

gone.Remember folks, I haven't heard anything official about<br />

Tyson/Toney, just a feeling when I saw Tyson sitting next to Goossen. I am sure<br />

they had a lot to discuss.|<br />

|12/21/04 09:30:18 PM|Dr. Philip Patterson|Chicago||not given||||3|Since I<br />

didn't give my email, this probably won't go through. But on the chance it does,<br />

I wanted to tell you I found your site after I did a search on 'pugilistica<br />

dementia'. It is a huge irony, boxing fans, that a boxer had put up a site<br />

hoping to prevent this self-inflicted illness.I treat head trauma cases all<br />

the time, there are WAY too many of them, car accidents, work injuries, fights.<br />

So, boxing fans, you might have an idea about what a doctor might think of your<br />

sport.<strong>The</strong>re is only ONE WAY to prevent this disease in boxing. BAN BOXING<br />

TODAY.It is, by far, the stupidest, most distructive sport out there today.<br />

As I recall, even Howard Cosell called for the ban of boxing. Let me ask, how<br />

many beatings will you pay to see this year?<strong>The</strong>re is something very wrong<br />

with those who promote this dispicable sport. <strong>The</strong> fact you are fans of a guy<br />

destroyed by it seems lost on you.Haven't you got it yet? If you really<br />

care about Mr. <strong>Quarry</strong>, or Muhammed Ali, or countless others, you will push for<br />

the ban of boxing TODAY. Thank You.|<br />

|12/21/04 09:56:22 PM|kookoo|ny||kookooclock000@yahoo.com||||10|SAD TO SEE<br />

MASSIMO IS STILL HERE TAKING UP SPACE, WHAT A MORON, THIS SITE USED T BE GREAT,<br />

TOO MANY PEOPLE JUST KILLING TIME TALKING ABOUT BASKETBALL , ITALIAN COOKING AND<br />

WHAT EVER THEY DREAM UP.|<br />

|12/21/04 10:05:53 PM|Noam|same||75767||||10|KentImagine the<br />

conversation between Tyson and Goosen. <strong>The</strong>y wouldn't be taking about rocket<br />

science, or poetry, or philosophy. Also, I was saying that I can't see<br />

Toney beating Vitali whatshisname; I wasn't talking about Tyson.Dr<br />

PattersonAfter we ban boxing, let's also ban motor racing, bike riding,<br />

walking across the road, flying planes, parachuting, football, and every other<br />

dangerous activity. Surgery is dangerous, too. In a perfect world no one<br />

would get hurt. Unfortunately, the world is not perfect. I know many have been<br />

injured and killed by boxing, but boxing also has given many others a chance to<br />

make something of themselves that they otherwise would not have got.All<br />

the boxers are in the ring voluntarily, fully aware of the potential dangers.<br />

<strong>The</strong>y accepted the risk and not one of the injured or killed were conscripts. No<br />

one forced them to do it. I suppose if someone gave them the choice of being a<br />

boxer or a doctor, they'd be a doctor, but they rarely get that choice because<br />

they don't have the brains or the opportunity.Truth is, vehicular<br />

accidents have caused more head traumas than boxing. And alcohol has killed more<br />

brain cells. I'm sure you will have an answer to counter me, but this is just my<br />

opinion and I mean no disrespect in expressing it. |<br />

|12/22/04 01:14:02 AM|Kent Appel|La Habra,<br />

Ca||kentallenent@aol.com||||10|Welcome Dr. Patterson, yes the only way to stop<br />

Dementia Puglistica is for boxing to not exist however, if boxing is outlawed,<br />

it would still exist, then boxing would go underground and I much prefer at<br />

least some regulation and rules to the underground sport it would<br />

become.Some of the things that can be done to help us acheive our goals<br />

of at least reducing the chances of a fighter developing the affliction, that by<br />

the way claimed the life of the founder of this site, Mr. <strong>Jerry</strong> <strong>Quarry</strong> in 1999,<br />

is for laws to be passed such as making mandantory MRI scans each year before a<br />

fighter can obtain a license and if any brain damage is detected, regardless of

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