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January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

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James Brown ( chi cazzo e') but what would happen if Wilt came up today ?|<br />

|12/22/04 03:20:59 PM|Kent|La Habra. Ca||kentallenent@aol.com||||10|James Toney<br />

has the heart of a lion. He is definitly old school in that regard and that<br />

makes up for his lack of size. Never mind he shoots his big mouth off because<br />

he delivers what he says. He tore his right bicep muscle in the first round of<br />

his fight with Rydell Booker, a painful injury, and he gave Booker an essetially<br />

one armed beating for twelve rounds. Also, years ago when he was still a<br />

middleweight, he was suffering leg cramps throughout the whole fight agaisnt a<br />

fighter named Dave Tiberi. It was a very close fight that a lot of people<br />

thought Tiberi had won but the decision went to Toney. I have that fight on<br />

tape and I thought it was very close but Toney had pulled out the decision<br />

because he was sliding with and blocking a lot of Tiberi's punches and he was<br />

landing enough punches of his own to hang on to the title. <strong>The</strong> point is, a lot<br />

of fighters, especially today, would have quit from the pain but Toney didn't<br />

quit.A few years ago Vitali Klitschko was ahead on all of the scorecards<br />

against Chris Byrd after nine rounds of a twelve round when he suffered a<br />

painful shoulder injury and didn't come out for the tenth round, giving the<br />

fight to Byrd by TKO. Do you think our own <strong>Jerry</strong> <strong>Quarry</strong> would have<br />

quit in the same situation? Hell no! <strong>Jerry</strong> would have fought one armed the<br />

rest of the way!Vitali did redeem himself when he fougnht Lennox Lewis<br />

so he does have a fair amount if heart. My question about him is maybe the cut<br />

didn't hurt too much, even if it was bad and if he had suffered the shoulder<br />

injury instead, would he have quit again? |<br />

|12/22/04 05:21:03 PM|Sonia Hathaway (<strong>Quarry</strong>)|Joshua Tree,<br />

CA||Sonia90101@aol.com||||10|Hi All. Hope you all have a good and safe Holiday.<br />

Dad, and Uncle <strong>Jerry</strong>, you are surely missed, and you can really tell it on the<br />

site as well as in our hearts. I love & miss you Dad, and Uncle <strong>Jerry</strong>. Lets get<br />

back to boxing. Hope you all keep visiting this site.|<br />

|12/22/04 05:44:17 PM|Noam|same||jrygtyu||||10|Hi KentI agree that Toney<br />

has a lot of mongrel and heart, but to be frank he is only a blown-up short<br />

heavyweight who wouldn't have lasted more than a few seconds with guys like<br />

Foreman, Holmes, Ali, Frazier, Jack Johnson, et al.I just don't think he<br />

has the skills to overcome his physical limitations against Vitali K. However,<br />

because Toney does get in the ring to really fight, I'd much rather watch him<br />

than any of the other heavies. Besides, watching Toney makes me feel Hollywood<br />

handsome and gorgeous. What happened to his face, Kent ? Did you see him playing<br />

Frazier in that silly Ali movie ? SCAAAAARY ! Angelo is absolutely right<br />

about the current lot of heavyweights. <strong>The</strong>y are big with all the nutritional<br />

advances etc, but where have the skills and toughness gone ? Muscle Marys<br />

?.Are there any heavies today who even come close to a Frazier left<br />

hook, Louis's power, Liston's intimidation, Holmes's jab, Ali's ring craft,<br />

<strong>Quarry</strong>'s never quit, Foreman's awesomeness, and Baer's showmanship (and Primo's<br />

gigantism and clumsy awkwardness and those ridiculous socks and boots - are they<br />

Italian national dress ?).<strong>The</strong> current lot are the most disappointing in<br />

history. I can't get excited about any of them. <strong>The</strong>re'd be more action if<br />

Massimo fought this new guy Koo (is that the name ? what does it mean ?) or<br />

perhaps Howard C. v Gerry.Toney might have that madman appeal, but to<br />

get pumped about watching fights you have to go to the lower weights. I really<br />

enjoyed watching that Russian Kosta Zoo beating Mitchell. De La Hoya is always<br />

fun to watch (Zoo v De La Hoya might happen, too). But the current heavies are<br />

no hopers (in my opinion).Whatever happened to the era when we'd be so<br />

excited counting the days down to an anticipated fight. <strong>The</strong> adrenaline hasn't<br />

pumped for ages for a heavyweight fight. Probably the last time was Holyfield v<br />

Tyson half a decade ago. |<br />

|12/23/04 01:54:25 AM|Massimo|Roma||4||||10|Noam-If KooKoo is new, Wilt<br />

was short and Albert was dumb !|<br />

|12/23/04 08:50:23 AM|Angelo|Washington,

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