January 2002 - October 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

forum knuck,knuck, knuck. and leslie BORDON BOUT at WOODLAND HILLS, MIKE AND
MIKE NIXON'S old stomping grounds, TAKE CARE.|
|8/2/02 03:33:53 PM|JIMMY DORSEY|VENTURA
CALIFORNI||RONNYRAINS@YAHOO.COM||||10|OKAY IM GETTING A LITTLE LONG WINDED. ONE
THING I KNOW I RESEARCHED IT EVEN AMAZED MOE(MR.JIMMY) IS THAT JERRY WAS IN RING
MAGAZINES TOP 8 (NEVER 9TH OR 10TH) 87 MONTHS, AND WOULD HAVE BEEN 93, IF NOT
FOR A 6 MONTH RETIREMENT HE WAS RATED #1(4) #2 (10) #3 (20) #4 (29) #5 (8) #6
(6) #7 (6) #8 (4), IM SURE THEY W.B.A RATED JERRY EVEN BETTER, FOR THEY DID NOT
RECOGNIZE ALI.|
|8/2/02 08:04:48 PM|Gerry Schultz|Ohio||jgschultz@firstam.com||||10|I'd seen,
elsewhere on the internet, that Ring Magazine had JQ in the top 10 from 1967-
1974, except for 1972, I think. That is exceptional staying power in such a
brutal sport, which says volumes to me not just about his talent, but his
toughness. For folks on the outside, boxing appeared to be Frazier and Ali,
and a faceless pack until Foreman and Norton gained credibilty by beating both,
and Holmes took over later. Quarry, other than being the White Hope who almost
did, did not get the public respect those five champions got. But what he did
accomplish, what he gave, what he had, and the damn good fighters he did beat,
I'm glad it's not as much a secret now as it once was. I hope this is not a
stupid question: "The Great White Hype", with Samuel L.Jackson, is playing
somewhere on cable. Is this flick a swipe at Jerry? |
|8/3/02 12:56:56 PM|JIMMY DORSEY|VENTURA
CALIFORNIA||RONNYRAINS@YAHOO.COM||||10|DEAR GERRY; YES THAT RING MAGAZINE THING,
WAS YEARLY RATINGS, WHICH DID NOT REFLECT THEY ENTIRE YEAR, CASE IN POINT, from
FEB 72 RING MAGAZINE TO AUG 72 RING MAGAZINE, JERRY QUARRY WAS THEY NO.2
CONTENDER, SEP 72 ISSUE HE WAS MOVED DOWN TO #4(2ND LOSS TO ALI). AND OCT 72 #5
then he annouced his 6 month retirement at a press conference. ELIMINATING HIS
SELF FROM 1972 YEARLY RATINGS. FROM SEP 67 TO JUNE 75 RING MAGAZINE ONLY HAD 37
TOTAL HEAVYWEIGHTS, YOU REALLY EARNED YOUR RATING WITH RING MAGAZINE, IRONICALLY
THEY GOVERNING BODY W.B.A PROBABLY HAD TWICE THAT MANY, EVEN RON STANDER AND
TERRY DANIELS, TOUGH GUYS BUT THEY NEVER BEAT A CONTENDER, THIS IS ONE REASON
ALTHOUGH I LIKED DUANE BOBICK, HE NEVER BEAT A TOP TENER,|
|8/3/02 01:07:34 PM|JIMMY DORSEY|VENTURA
CALIFORNIA||RONNYRAINS@YAHOO.COM||||10|PEOPLE FORGET WHAT AN ACCOMPLISHMENT,
BEATING A TOP TEN FIGHTER IN THOSE DAYS WERE THEY, WERE ALSO 12 ROUND NON-TITLE
ELIMINATORS. AND JERRY BEAT 8 AND IT WOULD HAVE BEEN 9, FELLOW STOOGE AND
FRIEND KENT APPEL,POINTED OUT IF NOT FOR A 7TH ROUND SLIP, JERRY BEATS
PATTERSON,IN THE FIRST BOUT,MAN FOR ALMOST AN ENTIRE DECADE ONLY 37 FIGHTER'S
MADE RING MAGAZINE'S TOP TEN, TODAY THERE MIGHT BE THAT MANY THIS YEAR, OSCAR
BONAVENA EVEN BEAT MAYBE 4 OR 5, TOP TENERS, USUALLY 9 OR 10 PLACERS,HE HELD A
FEW DUBIOUS WINS THOUGH, AN QUESTIONABLE DISQ. VS BLUE LEWIS AND A GIFT DECISION
IN BUENOS AIRES VS LEOTIS MARTIN.|
|8/4/02 01:28:50 PM|Evren|London||@||||10|In an excellent match up the smaller
Charles takes the fight with the Gregorio Peralta-Foreman match in mind. He aims
to use his speed and cunningness to take George into the latter rounds.The first
two stanzas see the viscious Foreman deck Charles twice only for Ezzard to get
up each time shaking his head "I'm alright". In the third and fourth as Foreman
tires Charles begins opening up and landing razor sharp combinations making the
big guy look pedestrian. As round 7 enters Charles begins to take the lead,
boxing, bouncing and slipping punches. It's all going the way of the underdog
until a sneaky in close left hand renders Charles almost senseless, guard down
against the ropes. A suddenly energised Foreman measures up the'Cincinatti
Cobra' and unleashes a frightening torrent of savage hooks. the ref jumps in as
Ezzard crumples to the ground for the count of 70.in the next round Joe
Frazier takes on Mike Tyson.|
|8/4/02 07:35:04 PM|Joe Krause|Chicago||sadmspats@yahoo.com||||10|Tyson and
Frazier would be a war. The difference between the fighters was heart because