Jerry Quarry vs. Bob Foster: Who wins?

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  1. SerbianLoudmouth

    SerbianLoudmouth Overhand right-Suzie Q Full Member

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    He saved Norton from going down!
    He could saved Foster and Shavers and Quarry would lose and you could say they were just saved but would always beat Quarry!
    If Norton wasn't saved, Quarry wozld finished him ala Shavers but ref saved Norton which is maybe fix!
    Again that is cocaine addict Quarry with broken hand who was washed!
     
  2. he grant

    he grant Historian/Film Maker Full Member

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    Ok .. solid points for sure.
     
  3. he grant

    he grant Historian/Film Maker Full Member

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    I was going to make this is separate thread but figured why not put it here .. who do you think was the better fighter between Quarry and Bonavena ? I ask because obviously Oscar gave Ali and Frazier tougher bouts .. he beat Chuvalo who Quarry lost to in that bizarre manner .. they both lost to Ellis .. they both fought very close fights w Patterson ... curious on your take ..
     
  4. klompton2

    klompton2 Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    I think Bonavena was very unfortunate to fight in the same era as Ali and Frazier and share his prime with them. Id probably rate him a bit higher than Quarry but Ive always thought a fight between the two would be a pick em. I could see it playing out a number of ways.
     
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  5. InMemoryofJakeLamotta

    InMemoryofJakeLamotta I have defeated the great Seamus Full Member

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    Yes he does.
     
  6. InMemoryofJakeLamotta

    InMemoryofJakeLamotta I have defeated the great Seamus Full Member

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    Braddock was better than Bonavena. Seriously.
     
  7. he grant

    he grant Historian/Film Maker Full Member

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    Come on .. Braddock is a great story and was a courageous fighter but severely limited.
     
  8. ronnyrains

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    EZ WIN FOR QUARRY TEN COUNT KNOCKOUT, MAYBE SAME HAPPEND TO MIKE (LEFT HOOK), WATCH SUPERSTARS, FOSTER WANTED NO PART OF JERRY EVER.
    CUTS MAY ASS, ONLY 3 HW HALL OF FAMERS DID THAT TO QUARRY ONE WAY PAST HIS PRIME.

    JERRY WOULD WALK THRU BOB FOSTER COME ON!
     
  9. ronnyrains

    ronnyrains Active Member Full Member

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    EZ WIN FOR QUARRY WILLIAM, FOSTER 0-8 VS HEAVYWEIGHTS, BUT HE'LL BEAT HW #27 OF ALLTIME QUARRY?
    IT WON'T GO 2 ROUNDS, AND FOSTER KNEW IT
     
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  10. William Walker

    William Walker Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I have changed my mind since then. Dumb thing to say. Foster was 8-0, but two of them-Mina and Wassaja were light heavies.
     
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  11. klompton2

    klompton2 Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    Foster was not 0-8 against HWs.
     
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  12. William Walker

    William Walker Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Technically Doug Jones wouldn't be a heavyweight either.
     
  13. SerbianLoudmouth

    SerbianLoudmouth Overhand right-Suzie Q Full Member

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    We are not talking abiht today but about acutal matchup from that time!
    Jones is bigger also than Foster!
     
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  14. vast

    vast Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Quarry by brutal ko. Foster did not do well vs HWs
     
  15. klompton2

    klompton2 Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    Jones had fought most of his career at, below, or just above 175 prior to Foster. Only five months earlier he had fought Harold Johnson for the vacant LHW title weighing 171. He turned pro as a middleweight four years prior to facing Foster. He was shorter and had a shorter reach than Foster and while he weighed more when they actually fought I would hardly call him the bigger man. Jones was a natural LHW who fought at HW because thats where the money was.