January 2002 - October 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

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|4/26/02 09:58:30 PM|Kent|La Habra, Ca||Oriononside@aol.com||||10|Steve, you make a good point about smaller verses bigger except for one thing. Patterson was notorious about not taking a punch very well so that is why I think he would be knocked out by Lewis. If it was Jerry verses Lewis on the other hand, even though he was a lot smaller than Lewis, he would be more of a match for Lewis than Patterson if only because Jerry could take a terrific punch. I would say the same thing about Rocky Marciano verse Lewis as well. I will have to think about the current matches and post about them tommorow or Sunday. | |4/27/02 08:26:29 AM|Bob Bumbera|NC||renfbera@aol.com||||10|In the first fight, Quarry stops Young by TKO in the 6th. The first 3 rounds saw Jerry pressing the action to the body, Young using his jab to fend him off. Young is very hard to hit with a clean shot. In the fourth Jerry lands some hard body shots, a stiff right sends Jimmy reeling. The fifth round Young is holding, and ducks through the ropes when Jerry puts more than three punches together. The ref takes the round away from Young for this tactic. In the 6th, Jerry staggers Young with a left and right on a break, Young retreats to the ropes. Jerry trys to put Young away and drops him with a right. Young gets up at 7 and ducks through the ropes again. The ref stops it at 2:06. Young protests and says he is not hurt and later says he was robbed. Williams stops La Starza in the 5th round. Williams towers over the 5'11" LaStarza and uses his long left to set up right hands. Both fighters head hunt for the firts two rounds and Carl gets the better of it. In the third Roland shifts to a body attack and gets in some good shots though Williams seems to take it well. In the fith round Williams hurts LaStarza and opens a cut over his right eye. By the end of the round Williams is giving LaStarza a thumping. Williams opens the 5th with a hard combination that sends Roland reeling. A left hook drops him to one knee. Up at a count of 8 Williams hammers him along the ropes and drops him again as the ref steps in. TKO 1:43. | |4/27/02 12:35:36 PM|EVREN|LONDON||@||||10|Quarry vs Young is a tough one. Would it be like the Ellis and Machen fights for Jerry or like the Spencer and Patterson fights. I know I'm not going to win any popularity awards but I must pick Young - in his prime he gave Foreman, Ali and Norton fits and you could argue he won the last two (many do). If Ali and Norton couuld'nt outbox him and Foreman or Lyle could'nt knock him out I feel that Quarry could'nt do it either. Young on points. La Starza was a cagey boxer with a good chin, I believe he was stopped only twice (by Marciano and Julio Mederos). The size would be a big factor and believe Williams after a few scary moments takes a good decision.I do feel Williams would win a decision if the two were the same size however.| |4/28/02 12:07:18 PM|Kent|La Habra, Ca||oriononside@aol.com||||10|I pick Jerry by late kayo over Young and Carl Williams over La Starza by decision. Gil Clancy once said that Jerry was the best gym fighter he ever saw and that he used contenders like Young as sparring partners and he controlled the action. Interesting point about the Young verses Lyle fights, Lyle has always believed that he won both fights. As I remember them or at least one of them, Lyle landed the more telling blows and he kept up a steady body attack, but Young landed more punches and the fights were close. | |4/28/02 03:15:49 PM|JP|Detroit, Michigan||jpierceprivate@hotmail.com||||10|Glad to be back after long abscence. Had to get some business done across the US. Especially Georgia. Recently returned from Santa Ana, Calif. I'm very glad to see this site still going strong. Also glad that certain "characters" are no longer here. Very ineteresting match-ups. Jerry vs Jimmy is very tough. I pick Quarry by ko 6. This is Quarry prior to the 2nd loss to Frazier. If it was post Frazier I would pick Young. I don't think using Ali is a good measuring stick. Many could argue that Ali was finished after the Manila fight with Frazier. He was clearly out of shape in that fight. He looked fat to me. Clearly a lack of motivation on Ali's part. Also Young didn't go after Ali like my Norton did. Norton was far more robbed than the elusive Young. Norton beat Ali
twice (official and unofficial)while Ali was in his prime. Of course Ali was washed up when Norton beat him the 3rd time. I'm no hypocrite. As for "The Truth" Williams he is just too big and strong for the blown up light-heavy Laztarza. Easy decision win. Even if Laztarza is actually more skilled. Same goes for Lewis over Patterson. Patterson is one boxer who would do poorly against today's heavies. He's way too small and weak chinned. Can you picture him against massive Tua and mutants like the Klitcho's, Goofi Whitaker, MCline, etc. Lewis would KO him in about 8th round. I saw a past match-up. The Ali- Berbick match is too easy. Ali would whip him thoroughly. Even Berbick must know deep down that he would have lost to the prime Ali and not the washed up 40 year old. Where exactly is Bakersfield anyway? I was in California Bay area. Just realized that perhaps I could've stopped by.| |4/28/02 04:47:45 PM|Kent|La Habra, Ca||oriononside@aol.com||||10|Welcome back JP. No Bakersfield is nowhere near the San Francisco Bay area. It is closer to Los Angeles, which is about 400 miles south of San Francisco. Oh by the way, you sent me a message a while back but I couldn't open the attachment for some reason so I never knew what it was about. I wasn't ignoring the message. | |4/28/02 04:51:44 PM|Kent|La Habra, Ca||oriononside@aol.com||||10|JP, just noticed you were also in Santa Ana. That is close to where I live but also about 100 miles from Bakersfield. | |4/29/02 12:10:15 PM|Joe Krause|Chicago||sadmspats@yahoo.com||||10|Jerry was a shade better than Young and would win a tight-tight decision. I don't see Jerry knocking Young out though, other top guys couldn't other then Shavers once. Williams beat Lastarza in a snore-fest.| |4/29/02 01:35:25 PM|steve|nj||dmmsrm@comcast.net||||10|just looking at commen apponents,jerry outboxed and hurt ron lyle.both at thier peaks,i always believed quarry would have taken norton out rather handily.i believe jerry would have found a way to beat young,especialy with a good ref who doesn't allow all that holding and sticking -his-head-through-the-ropes nonsence.young was a fighter i never enjoyed watching.quarry by decision after hurting young several times.williams too big for la starza,wins by decision.| |4/29/02 04:42:48 PM|Ricardo Ortiz|San Francisco,CA||ricort@msn.com||||10|Jerry's career was very moving,sad and exciting.He had a great courage and gave his best for the sport of boxing and tragically,resulted in harm for his health.He always will be remembered by his gallantry and bravery forever.| |5/2/02 06:04:12 PM|Evren|London||@||||10|Well I was truly out numbered there - Quarry and Williams through. The next round sees Jersey Joe Walcott take onLarry Holmes in a beautiful match up and in the second bout George Foreman takes on Mike Dokes. | |5/3/02 04:08:28 PM|mark burgess|southsea ||mark.burgess7@ntlworld.com||||9|Could anyone tell me if thad spencer & leotis martin are still alive and what they are up too? i would be very grateful| |5/3/02 07:54:46 PM|Kent|La Habra, Ca||oriononside@aol.com||||10|Sadly,Leotis Martin has been dead for about six years. I am not sure how he died. Thad Spencer is still alive. I don't know what he is up to. Anyone out there know?| |5/4/02 04:04:40 PM|Kent|La Habra, Ca||oriononside@aol.com||||10|Foreman over Dokes, third round Kayo, Holmes over Walcott eighth round Kayo. Evren, I have what you requested lately. Will be sending soon.| |5/6/02 05:19:58 PM|brenda quarry|paso robles ca||bquarry@hotmail.com||||10|I am writting on my brothers web page to let them know Jim had lung cancer.We have been informed he has two to thirteen months to live. I am asking for all to pray. He is going through chemo , rad. and has been for the last five weeks. This is also the month of our brother jerry's birthday, please add my mother, father and sibblings to your prayers. thank you bq | |5/6/02 06:38:55 PM|Evren|London||Evren@btinternet.com||||10|If James could e - mail me or if someone would give me his e-mail address I'd very much like to
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Page 3 and 4: knockdowns. Forrest fought a great
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Page 13 and 14: could greatly improve the sport in
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Page 19: to his extra skill level and he win
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Page 45 and 46: fight with Jerry. I remember a whil
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Page 59 and 60: seen a millon times. I am looking f
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|8/26/02 08:35:33 PM|Gerry Schultz|
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our pick to win. Hurry back Evren,
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Frazier is as courageous a fighter
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QUARRY'S COME BACK VS LORENZO ZANON
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supposedly set when Coetzee was bri
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JABBOXING@YAHOO.COMWWW.ANGELFIRE.CO
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comeback. And i still say that had
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after Zack Clayton counted 10. He w
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outfought by Ali and Young when pla
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STUDENT WITH A 22-2 RECORD, NO PUNC
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|10/16/02 07:34:25 PM|charles ander
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DIDNT FIGHT ANYONE WITH A NAME UNTI
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Norton. I think George just cut the
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oxing fans? I have some old Ring ma
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he said. ' Watching a guy by the na
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Back to boxing; two former long tim
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|11/27/02 04:42:48 PM|Carl Weingart
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Frazier. If anyone is interested co
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JQ or MIKE QUARRY ever Quitting wit
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his fights with Dwight {the Camden
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seconds of a video clip). I know he
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EVERY ROUND although he was also a
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fight Bonavena. I give the edge to
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sunlight?Every time he smacked one
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found two champs who matched up poo
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future,the bout took place nov.2,19
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from the sport.I don't mean fighter
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TIME, WHAT DO EMILE GRIFFITH, FORES
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tourniment!There are surely enough
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|1/25/03 09:19:02 AM|Sonia Hathaway
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I THOUGHT IT WAS DEDICATED TO IMPRO
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overflowedSpawns Face of Sweet Reme
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who commits suicide usually has dee
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|2/17/03 02:08:41 PM|Max Hord|ferna
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On the most part, my family, althou
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NICE GUY WHO MANAGED AMONG OTHERS,
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TED GULLICK. I WANTED TO SAY SOMETH
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you are ridiculing me by mentioning
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had surprisingly quick hands. I als
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George Foremen. I asked Sandy who h
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class guy, a lotta people did not k
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CONCERNED,IS ESPN'S SHOWING ALI-QUA
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unbeatable. It would be a long shot
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punch hard in the first round.Most
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|3/22/03 07:55:53 PM|Forest Ward|So
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fight more effectively backing up t
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Polite,Boone Kirkman, I'm stumped o
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there.Sometimes we agree and other
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|4/16/03 09:57:33 PM|Danny Layton|B
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Beat Shavers in a fantastic perform
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any other fighter born,would have t
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|5/10/03 05:18:35 PM|Kent Appel|La
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grudges around here. Every once in
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at the hands of George Foreman. It
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Imagine the poor guy that tried to
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The recent James Toney verses Vassi
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fighter's were protected against to
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knocked out but was totally exhaust
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anking and that is much better the
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LETTING ME ADD ON TO THE JERRY QUAR
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that Norton showed how much heart h
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took a lot of punishment is proof o
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others' careers and boxing in gener
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winning. Something I just couldn't
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losses to good fighters. Chuvalo fo
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words to cool him down. The Ring ma
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|7/16/03 01:21:38 PM|Joe Krause|Chi
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could tell that much in one round?
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knew this and they covered it up by
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fight between him and Roy Jones wou
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ing and the most consistent winner
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|7/30/03 06:27:13 AM|Massimo|Rome||
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Square Garden, New YorkFebruary 10,
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ecause your attitude is offensive.
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|8/7/03 01:30:13 PM|Kent|La Habra,
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already been fighting amateur at a
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Johanssen, or a Buster Douglas on t
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Primo is not comparable with Shaq.
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Evren: with all the respect for the
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that is the rule. If you get to far
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decision. Frazier was made to order
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just read what guys like Frazier an
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with a young Joe Frazier and lost a
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well. Almost 30 years after they fo
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60's, they gave Ali very good match
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history, for as I believe Frank Def
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ut Lyle wasn't as devastating as Fo
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Quarry. It’s a great program, and
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is a top 5 all-timer because he cou
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shoulder and side in it, in smooth
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the fight, and even after several w
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person.In addition, a top pro would
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ferocious opponents he went up agai
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unpredictable as Ali, like a chess
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speech isn't always affected, or as
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* I'm not so sure Frazier would go
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with Ron Lyle and designed the plan
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aphasia might walk across a room, p
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interests of TJQF and the American
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suffering from the Parkinson's Synd
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!)***What can I say? I get interest
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curious, and see a possibility for
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was in his left eye, it's possible
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fighters, and would any day over a
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paralell to the floor,and keep him
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skillful and quick too, not just so
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into that story of Liston tooking 5
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Williams or Nino Valdez you would s
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Hey,R.S. your depiction of a bully
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Walcott stopped fight...and Ali alw
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etter between Shaq and Jabbar ? I k
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Kay than step in with Christy Marti
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Duncanis not a pure C, he is a FC.I
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I am not quite sure why but I look
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Brenda, and I worked his corner a n
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Smokin'Joe, one of my favorites als
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then I will agree it is the age of
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mentally on it for it to ever again
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|9/21/03 02:24:15 PM|Jeffery Smith|
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paul all live in the past. go to a
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have.Ali looked lousy in training,
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ag. Their feet were nailed to the f
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evening but Foster pulled out of th
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make all that money, and who’d ca
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Frazier react to the Foreman's loss
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elieve that. I think he was much be
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down and bounced up and ran away. H
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Smith was 45, so I don't imagine an
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|10/1/03 08:01:33 AM|Roadscholarett
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Leonard-Hagler fight. I could not b
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could have been plopped down in Man
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heavily around the head so that he
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you'd bugger off. If Tyson is so gr
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Perhaps he could take some punishme
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wasn't a contest, since Ali never w
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|10/11/03 07:50:33 PM|Paul|Sydney||
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|10/13/03 11:16:31 AM|kookoo |ny||k
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|10/14/03 04:17:52 PM|Gerry Schultz
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is based on something I overheard A
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America over the centuries. Since w
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know " Il Corsaro" ( Via del Boccac
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One of your posts said, "shrill hyp
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Arnold for for gov'na of the land o
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