January 2002 - October 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation
January 2002 - October 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation
January 2002 - October 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation
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world heavyweight championship from Michael Moorer. A typical sportswriter's<br />
"expert" opinion on a sport he most likely has gained knowledge of, from the<br />
safe confines of the ring side seats or his television set.That was an<br />
exciting 2 rounds though..I sometimes wonder how Foreman 1990's would have done<br />
against Foreman 1970's. He sure learned how to pace himself much better.|<br />
|5/14/03 01:17:15 AM|Gerry Schultz|Ohio||jgschultz11@msn.com||||9|Sorry, Forest,<br />
we seem to have our Jimmy Carters crossed. Hope you didn't know a fighter named<br />
Richard Nixon. My mistake, a lot of politics in the air lately. Rich in SF, you<br />
also need to lighten up. We're just having fun with opinion here. Also, good<br />
work, Mr. Otto. A union would be a very difficult thing to assemble in this<br />
sport, but not impossible. I also feel headgear should be mandatory, as well as<br />
federal leadership. Boxing has hope yet. Did anyone see Sanders KO Klitchko? I<br />
was surprised by that. |<br />
|5/14/03 05:11:48 AM|Paul|Australia||PlMls4@aol.com.au||||10|Cooney's only<br />
weapons were his left hook, size, and accountant. When they failed him, he had<br />
nothing else. He didn't have Ali's speed, tactical sense or jaw; Marciano's<br />
will-to-win; Liston's intimidation; Patterson's boxing skills; Louis's punching<br />
power; Foreman's glare; Tyson's head movement (pre-jail); Evander's faith;<br />
Corbett's intelligence; Holmes's longevity (and jock straps); Michael Spinks's<br />
luck; Johnson's flair; Rahman's promoter; or even <strong>Jerry</strong> Q's toughness. Cooney's<br />
left hook wasn't as good as Smokin' Joe's or even Ol' Henry's (Cooper) 'hammer'.<br />
In short, Cooney was a poor man's Primo Carnera !|<br />
|5/14/03 10:58:32 AM|max hord|fernandina bch,fla||rasluc@msn.com||||10|<strong>The</strong><br />
Foreman of the 70s would have gone out in about 8 against the Foreman of the<br />
90s.Like I said before, Foreman was a punk in the 70s and didn't realize what he<br />
had.<strong>The</strong> best thing that happened to him was what happened to him.If he had<br />
stayed around the game much longer after Ali beat him,he probably would have<br />
been dead now or in the joint.Foreman is one of my favorites, (that is the<br />
Foreman of the 90s and today).Respectfully, Max. |<br />
|5/14/03 04:41:53 PM|Evren|London||@||||10|One of my favourite heavies from that<br />
period who is sometimes overlooked is Eddie Machen - superb fighter - beat<br />
Howard King, Julio Mederos(twice), Nino Valdes(twice), Johnny Holman, Johnny<br />
Summerlin, Joey Maxim(twice), Bob Baker,Hurricane Jackson, Wayne Bethea, Willie<br />
Besmanoff,Doug Jones, Brian London, Mike DeJohn(twice) and <strong>Jerry</strong> <strong>Quarry</strong>. He also<br />
drew with Folley and Cleveland Williams and gave Liston a great bout ! Wow -<br />
what a resume.A master boxer with a fair punch. Clever with lots of savvy. Wish<br />
he made it to the top - unbelievable even at the end of his career he beat<br />
<strong>Quarry</strong> and gave Smokin' Joe a go of it. He will not be forgotten. A great<br />
fighter! |<br />
|5/14/03 05:14:21 PM|Sabrina <strong>Quarry</strong>-<br />
Porter|Florida||SabrinaLPorter@aol.com||||10|Tomorrow is <strong>Jerry</strong>'s Birthday...And<br />
i would like to say Happy Birthday Uncle <strong>Jerry</strong>.....We love and miss you very<br />
much....Keep Punchin....|<br />
|5/14/03 07:22:39 PM|MIKE M.|PHILLY||COALCRACKER53PA@AOL.COM||||10|I SAW ESPN<br />
CLASSIC LAST NITE AND AGREE IT WASN,T REALLY A TRIBUTE TO JERRY..I WAS HOPING TO<br />
SEE SOME OF JERRYS WINS. THOUGH THEY PAID HIM TRIBUTE,I STILL WATCH THOSE<br />
REPLAYS AND HOPE FOR A DIFFERENT OUTCOME. I WAS AT MADISON SQUARE FOR THE QUARRY<br />
FOSTER FIGHT AND REMEMBER RIDING HOME ON THE TRAIN TO PHILLY A VERY HAPPY 17<br />
YEAR OLD QUARRY FANATIC.JERRY WAS A TOP CONTENDER IN WHAT I CONSIDER TO BE THE<br />
GOLDEN AGE OF THE HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION..HE DUCKED NO ONE AND MAYBE HOLYFIELD AND<br />
LENNOX LEWIS OF TODAY WERE IN THE SAME CLASS AS THE HEAVYWEIGHT CLASS FROM 1965-<br />
=1975....HAPPY BIRTHDAY JERRY..YOU WERE THE BEST IN MY BOOK..GOD BLESS YOU.|<br />
|5/14/03 10:32:40 PM|Ed|Cicero N Y||mooseygoop@aol.com||||10|I saw the JQ fights<br />
on espn classic last night and it had those little information things when they<br />
go to commercials and 1 said that <strong>Jerry</strong> put a guy in the hospital for trying to<br />
steal pool que sticks from his bar. Anybody remember the incident or any<br />
similiar ones or if <strong>Jerry</strong> got in trouble and did anyone ever go to his bar? lol