January 2002 - October 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation
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comeback. And i still say that had alot to do with his performance vs ZANON, HE<br />
HAD NO BUSINESS TAKING ON A "BOXER". SHOULD HAVE TOOK ON A SLUGGER WHO COULDN'T<br />
HAVE HURT HIM LIKE EVANGELISTA. KEITH COULD YOU LOOK UP 2 BOUTS AT SEATTLE<br />
LIBRARY MICROFILM,JAN.27,1969 QUARRY VS CHARLEY RENO, AND JUNE 19,1971 VS<br />
RICHARD GOSHA,THE GOSHA BOUT WAS AT OCEAN SHORES INN.(ESPECIALLY WANT TO KNOW<br />
THE BOXERS'WEIGHTS OF THE RENO BOUT, THANKS ALOT JIMMY|<br />
|9/21/02 10:23:36 AM|JIMMY DORSEY|VENTURA<br />
CALIFORNIA||RONNYRAINS@YAHOO.COM||||10|kent; "MR.JIMMY" FOUGHT IN LAS VEGAS,I<br />
SENT HIM, THEY "ring magazine " clipping about a year and a half ago. i will<br />
look it up again, he weighed 174, and had come down from 189lbs!! He was so weak<br />
he couldn't fight, and was stopped,And was made to lose the weight! Funny those<br />
who were driving him weren't taking any shots. (imagine that).I THINK IT WAS AT<br />
THEY OLE HACIENDA HOTEL IN "vegas". take care.|<br />
|9/22/02 05:19:45 AM|Evren|London||@||||10|At the moment the scores as far as I<br />
can work out are 4 wins to Foreman - 3 to Louis and Bob Bumbera seemed to sit on<br />
the shelf a little. Bob can you give your final verdict on this one. I am off to<br />
Turkey today to join my dad on holiday who is convalescing from his Chemotherapy<br />
teatment. Will return in a week or so.Evren|<br />
|9/22/02 11:44:52 PM|Kent Appel|La Habra, Ca||oriononside@aol.com||||10|Evren,<br />
if you are still here, I think Bob voted for Louis over Foreman. Which means we<br />
may need someone else to decide the final verdict. Anyone else want to write in<br />
and vote as to who you think would win, Foreman or Louis, prime versus prime.|<br />
|9/23/02 10:54:29 AM|Bob Bumbera|NC||renfbera@aol.com||||10|I picked Louis to KO<br />
Foreman.|<br />
|9/23/02 11:51:43 AM|John Gerard|NYC||rock289z@yahoo.com||||10|I don't think<br />
Zannon took a dive. He just had a style that always gave <strong>Jerry</strong> trouble. If you<br />
remember, Randy Neuman was doing very well against <strong>Jerry</strong> till he got ko'd.<br />
Against Zanon, <strong>Jerry</strong> was just very rusty and I believe it was the first and only<br />
time Richard Giachetti was in his corner. |<br />
|9/24/02 09:05:17 PM|Gerry Schultz|Ohio||jgschultz@firstam.com||||9|I wellremember<br />
JQ's fight with Zanon, <strong>Jerry</strong> was not Lyle-Shavers caliber at all,<br />
looked sluggish. Zanon was sharp but could not hurt <strong>Jerry</strong> enough to win.I don't<br />
know that <strong>Jerry</strong> won a single round, but he finally caught him and that was it. I<br />
was glad to hear he'd retired after. No dive, guys. Zanon got nailed. |<br />
|9/24/02 10:07:31 PM|Steve Morris|Oaklyn,N.J.||dmmsrm@comcast.net||||10|Since<br />
were down to the last matchup of the tournament,maybe now we can address the<br />
rope-a-dope!I've brought this subject up before without a response.Can it<br />
possibly be legal to lean outside the ropes to the extent that your opponent<br />
literally cannot reach your head with his punches? Can anyone tell me those<br />
ropes weren't illegally loose? C'mon,I agree Ali was a great fighter and<br />
arguably the best heavyweight except for the way he began and ended his<br />
career.No one will ever convince me the two Liston fights and the Foreman fight<br />
were on the up-and-up.I think Liston was coerced by the "mob",and the Zaire<br />
fight was decided by even more powerful racial and political factions in both<br />
Zaire and the United States.Odd that I've never seen ropes that loose<br />
again,except maybe in the Foreman vs Jimmy Young fight.|<br />
|9/25/02 06:55:36 AM|John Gerard|NYC||rock289z@yahoo.com||||10|I respectfully<br />
disagree on the part about the Ali-Foreman fight being fixed. Maybe Liston took<br />
a dive -- nothing he would do would surprise me. Call me naive, but I honestly<br />
think that for the most part, the big fights are on the level. If boxing was<br />
fixed, Cooney would have beaten Holmes. Everyone was drooling for a white money<br />
maker like him and he fizzled. Just my opinion.|<br />
|9/25/02 09:50:48 AM|Kent|La Habra, Ca||oriononside@aol.com||||10|Steve, yes the<br />
ropes were loose in the Ali/Foreman fight, but I don't think they were as much<br />
of a factor as the media has led us to believe. After seeing the fight again<br />
recently, I was surprised how active Ali was during the whole fight. I had<br />
remembered him spending a lot of time leaning out to avoid Foreman's punches but
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