Jerry Quarry (1968) v James Toney (2003) 195LBS spam

knockout artist · Post by **knockout artist** » 04 Sep 2003, 17:42

How would you guys see this one going?

Jaclem · Post by **Jaclem** » 05 Sep 2003, 01:50

This is a toughie.....toney can be so damn slick , and punch with power and knows how to conserve his energy. Unpredictable though.

But...at this weight , I'll go with Quarry.. a tad unpredictable himself. But I like to judge him from the Ron Lyle fight...a good fast heavyweight fight with Quarry showing at his best...he punched with the tough guy, took some shots, and boxed smartly. He also showed us the 24-0 guy (Mac Foster) who shot up on the ratings could be shot down just as fast by a 35-4-4 guy with experience and superior talent.

I know Earnie Shaver was vulnerable in the later going, but he hit Quarry with a good one and quarry cold cocked him before the EARLY going even got started.

Tomato-Can · Post by **Tomato-Can** » 05 Sep 2003, 06:43

About the only thing I would add to Jaclem's post is that Quarry was a much bigger puncher than Toney. Toney started as a middleweight and Quarry's natural strength advantage would keep Toney from mounting an attack. Toney is slick enough that he might go the distance but thats about it.

Tyson KTFO 3 Times · Post by **Tyson KTFO 3 Times** » 05 Sep 2003, 10:44

Jerry Ko's TOney in 13 rounds.