Jerry Quarry vs. Jack Bodell - Revision history

Wouter at 15:10, 30 March 2022

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	The YouTube replay shows the ring in which Bodell fought Quarry to be a smaller one. In any case, Bodell, who had won 17 of his last 18 bouts (the only loss a 15 round European title fight loss to Henry Cooper) appeared to have a height and reach advantage. Seven weeks earlier, Bodell had won the big three: the British, Commonwealth and European Heavyweight Championships with a credible 15 round decision over future contender Joe Bugner. The referee entered the ring and the bell rang without the fighters receiving the usual midring instructions. Bodell attacked Quarry from the start, and showed a desire to brawl.		The YouTube replay shows the ring in which Bodell fought Quarry to be a smaller one. In any case, Bodell, who had won 17 of his last 18 bouts (the only loss a 15 round European title fight loss to Henry Cooper) appeared to have a height and reach advantage. Seven weeks earlier, Bodell had won the big three: the British, Commonwealth and European Heavyweight Championships with a credible 15 round decision over future contender Joe Bugner. The referee entered the ring and the bell rang without the fighters receiving the usual midring instructions. Bodell attacked Quarry from the start, and showed a desire to brawl.

	Quarry, however, noticed Bodell swinging widely, and counterpunched Bodell hard enough for Bodell to go down and get back up. The referee did not give Bodell the customary count as the action somehow continued without a break, and this was probably a mistake. Bodell, whose defenses were down, threw a left hand lead low in mid ring, and Quarry, who saw the mistake, capitalized with a lightening fast counter right hook over the top that finished Bodell, who was counted out at 1:04~~. Bodell, who was knocked out in defense of his European title in his next bout, then retired for good~~.		Quarry, however, noticed Bodell swinging widely, and counterpunched Bodell hard enough for Bodell to go down and get back up. The referee did not give Bodell the customary count as the action somehow continued without a break, and this was probably a mistake. Bodell, whose defenses were down, threw a left hand lead low in mid ring, and Quarry, who saw the mistake, capitalized with a lightening fast counter right hook over the top that finished Bodell, who was counted out at 1:04.

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	The ~~youtube~~ replay shows the ring in which Bodell fought Quarry to be a smaller one. In any case, Bodell, who had won 17 of his last 18 bouts (the only loss a 15 round European title fight loss to Henry Cooper) appeared to have a height and reach advantage. Seven weeks earlier, Bodell had won the big three: the British, Commonwealth and European Heavyweight Championships with a credible 15 round decision over future contender Joe Bugner. The referee entered the ring and the bell rang without the fighters receiving the usual midring instructions. Bodell attacked Quarry from the start, and showed a desire to brawl.		The YouTube replay shows the ring in which Bodell fought Quarry to be a smaller one. In any case, Bodell, who had won 17 of his last 18 bouts (the only loss a 15 round European title fight loss to Henry Cooper) appeared to have a height and reach advantage. Seven weeks earlier, Bodell had won the big three: the British, Commonwealth and European Heavyweight Championships with a credible 15 round decision over future contender Joe Bugner. The referee entered the ring and the bell rang without the fighters receiving the usual midring instructions. Bodell attacked Quarry from the start, and showed a desire to brawl.


	Quarry, however, noticed Bodell swinging widely, and counterpunched Bodell hard enough for Bodell to go down and get back up. The referee did not give Bodell the customary count as the action somehow continued without a break, and this was probably a mistake. Bodell, whose defenses were down, threw a left hand lead low in mid ring, and Quarry, who saw the mistake, capitalized with a lightening fast counter right hook over the top that finished Bodell, who was counted out at 1:04. Bodell, who was knocked out in defense of his European title in his next bout, then retired for good.		Quarry, however, noticed Bodell swinging widely, and counterpunched Bodell hard enough for Bodell to go down and get back up. The referee did not give Bodell the customary count as the action somehow continued without a break, and this was probably a mistake. Bodell, whose defenses were down, threw a left hand lead low in mid ring, and Quarry, who saw the mistake, capitalized with a lightening fast counter right hook over the top that finished Bodell, who was counted out at 1:04. Bodell, who was knocked out in defense of his European title in his next bout, then retired for good.

Brizel at 08:14, 27 April 2008

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	Quarry, however, noticed Bodell swinging ~~wildly~~, and counterpunched Bodell hard enough for Bodell to go down and get back up. The referee did not give Bodell the customary count as the action somehow continued without a break, and this was probably a mistake. Bodell, whose defenses were down, threw a left hand lead low in mid ring, and Quarry, who saw the mistake, capitalized with a lightening fast counter right hook over the top that finished Bodell, who was counted out at 1:04. Bodell, who was knocked out in defense of his European title in his next bout, then retired for good.		Quarry, however, noticed Bodell swinging widely, and counterpunched Bodell hard enough for Bodell to go down and get back up. The referee did not give Bodell the customary count as the action somehow continued without a break, and this was probably a mistake. Bodell, whose defenses were down, threw a left hand lead low in mid ring, and Quarry, who saw the mistake, capitalized with a lightening fast counter right hook over the top that finished Bodell, who was counted out at 1:04. Bodell, who was knocked out in defense of his European title in his next bout, then retired for good.

Brizel at 08:13, 27 April 2008

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	The youtube replay shows the ring in which Bodell fought Quarry to be a smaller one. In any case, Bodell, who had won 17 of his last 18 bouts (the only loss a 15 round European title fight loss to Henry Cooper) appeared to have a height and reach advantage. Seven weeks earlier, Bodell had won the big three: the British, Commonwealth and European Heavyweight Championships with a credible 15 round decision over future contender Joe Bugner. The referee entered the ring and the bell rang without the fighters receiving the usual midring instructions. Bodell attacked Quarry from the start, and showed a desire to brawl.		The youtube replay shows the ring in which Bodell fought Quarry to be a smaller one. In any case, Bodell, who had won 17 of his last 18 bouts (the only loss a 15 round European title fight loss to Henry Cooper) appeared to have a height and reach advantage. Seven weeks earlier, Bodell had won the big three: the British, Commonwealth and European Heavyweight Championships with a credible 15 round decision over future contender Joe Bugner. The referee entered the ring and the bell rang without the fighters receiving the usual midring instructions. Bodell attacked Quarry from the start, and showed a desire to brawl.

	Quarry, however, noticed Bodell swinging wildly, and counterpunched Bodell hard enough for Bodell to go down and get back up. The referee did not give Bodell the customary count as the action somehow continued without a break, and this was probably a mistake.

	Bodell, whose defenses were down, threw a left hand lead low in mid ring, and Quarry, who saw the mistake, capitalized with a lightening fast counter right hook over the top that finished Bodell, who was counted out at 1:04. Bodell, who was knocked out in defense of his European title in his next bout, then retired for good.		Quarry, however, noticed Bodell swinging wildly, and counterpunched Bodell hard enough for Bodell to go down and get back up. The referee did not give Bodell the customary count as the action somehow continued without a break, and this was probably a mistake. Bodell, whose defenses were down, threw a left hand lead low in mid ring, and Quarry, who saw the mistake, capitalized with a lightening fast counter right hook over the top that finished Bodell, who was counted out at 1:04. Bodell, who was knocked out in defense of his European title in his next bout, then retired for good.

Brizel at 08:13, 27 April 2008

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	The youtube replay shows the ring in which Bodell fought Quarry to be a smaller one. In any case, Bodell, who had won 17 of his last 18 bouts (the only loss a 15 round European title fight loss to Henry Cooper) appeared to have a height and reach advantage. Seven weeks earlier, Bodell had won the big three: the British, Commonwealth and European Heavyweight Championships with a credible 15 round decision over future contender Joe Bugner.		The youtube replay shows the ring in which Bodell fought Quarry to be a smaller one. In any case, Bodell, who had won 17 of his last 18 bouts (the only loss a 15 round European title fight loss to Henry Cooper) appeared to have a height and reach advantage. Seven weeks earlier, Bodell had won the big three: the British, Commonwealth and European Heavyweight Championships with a credible 15 round decision over future contender Joe Bugner. The referee entered the ring and the bell rang without the fighters receiving the usual midring instructions. Bodell attacked Quarry from the start, and showed a desire to brawl.

	The referee entered the ring and the bell rang without the fighters receiving the usual midring instructions. Bodell attacked Quarry from the start, and showed a desire to brawl.

	Quarry, however, noticed Bodell swinging wildly, and counterpunched Bodell hard enough for Bodell to go down and get back up. The referee did not give Bodell the customary count as the action somehow continued without a break, and this was probably a mistake.		Quarry, however, noticed Bodell swinging wildly, and counterpunched Bodell hard enough for Bodell to go down and get back up. The referee did not give Bodell the customary count as the action somehow continued without a break, and this was probably a mistake.

	Bodell, whose defenses were down, threw a left hand lead low in mid ring, and Quarry, who saw the mistake, capitalized with a lightening fast counter right hook over the top that finished Bodell, who was counted out at 1:04. Bodell, who was knocked out in defense of his European title in his next bout, then retired for good.		Bodell, whose defenses were down, threw a left hand lead low in mid ring, and Quarry, who saw the mistake, capitalized with a lightening fast counter right hook over the top that finished Bodell, who was counted out at 1:04. Bodell, who was knocked out in defense of his European title in his next bout, then retired for good.

Rowdytimothy: Fight:39043 moved to Jerry Quarry vs. Jack Bodell

2008-03-17T21:42:47Z

Fight:39043 moved to Jerry Quarry vs. Jack Bodell

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Matt at 20:30, 17 March 2008

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	The youtube replay shows the ring in which Bodell fought Quarry to be a smaller one. In any case, Bodell, who had won 17 of his last 18 bouts (the only loss a 15 round European title fight loss to Henry Cooper) appeared to have a height and reach advantage. Seven weeks earlier, Bodell had won the big three: the British, Commonwealth and European Heavyweight Championships with a credible 15 round decision over future contender Joe Bugner.		The youtube replay shows the ring in which Bodell fought Quarry to be a smaller one. In any case, Bodell, who had won 17 of his last 18 bouts (the only loss a 15 round European title fight loss to Henry Cooper) appeared to have a height and reach advantage. Seven weeks earlier, Bodell had won the big three: the British, Commonwealth and European Heavyweight Championships with a credible 15 round decision over future contender Joe Bugner.


	The referee entered the ring and the bell rang without the fighters receiving the usual midring instructions. Bodell attacked Quarry from the start, and showed a desire to brawl.		The referee entered the ring and the bell rang without the fighters receiving the usual midring instructions. Bodell attacked Quarry from the start, and showed a desire to brawl.


	Quarry, however, noticed Bodell swinging wildly, and counterpunched Bodell hard enough for Bodell to go down and get back up. The referee did not give Bodell the customary count as the action somehow continued without a break, and this was probably a mistake.		Quarry, however, noticed Bodell swinging wildly, and counterpunched Bodell hard enough for Bodell to go down and get back up. The referee did not give Bodell the customary count as the action somehow continued without a break, and this was probably a mistake.


	Bodell, whose defenses were down, threw a left hand lead low in mid ring, and Quarry, who saw the mistake, capitalized with a lightening fast counter right hook over the top that finished Bodell, who was counted out at 1:04. Bodell, who was knocked out in defense of his European title in his next bout, then retired for good.		Bodell, whose defenses were down, threw a left hand lead low in mid ring, and Quarry, who saw the mistake, capitalized with a lightening fast counter right hook over the top that finished Bodell, who was counted out at 1:04. Bodell, who was knocked out in defense of his European title in his next bout, then retired for good.


	For boxing historians and ring buffs, this is a famous bout because it provided a good 'tape measure' for gauging a fighter's ability versus the quality of his opponents. Quarry had fought world champions and contenders. However impressive the European title might seem, the fact remains that Bodell was untested, and his careless disrespect for Quarry's abilities almost proved fatal. Sixteen years earlier, World Heavyweight Champion Rocky Marciano traveled to Britain and tortured British and European Champion Don Cockell for nine lopsided rounds, but at least Cockell showed enough respect for his opponent, defense and courage to make a decent account of himself.

	~~Robert Brizel for the Boxrec~~

Brizel at 06:35, 17 March 2008

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	For boxing historians and ring buffs, this is a famous bout because it provided a good 'tape measure' for gauging a fighter's ability versus the quality of his opponents. Quarry had fought world champions and contenders. However impressive the European title might seem, the fact remains that Bodell was untested, and his careless disrespect for Quarry's abilities almost proved fatal.		For boxing historians and ring buffs, this is a famous bout because it provided a good 'tape measure' for gauging a fighter's ability versus the quality of his opponents. Quarry had fought world champions and contenders. However impressive the European title might seem, the fact remains that Bodell was untested, and his careless disrespect for Quarry's abilities almost proved fatal. Sixteen years earlier, World Heavyweight Champion Rocky Marciano traveled to Britain and tortured British and European Champion Don Cockell for nine lopsided rounds, but at least Cockell showed enough respect for his opponent, defense and courage to make a decent account of himself.

	Robert Brizel for the Boxrec		Robert Brizel for the Boxrec

Brizel at 06:29, 17 March 2008

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	The youtube replay shows the ring in which Bodell fought Quarry to be a smaller one. In any case, Bodell, who had won 17 of his last 18 bouts (the only loss a 15 round European title fight loss to Henry Cooper) appeared to have a height and reach advantage. Seven weeks earlier, Bodell had won the big three: the British, Commonwealth and European Heavyweight Championships with a credible 15 round decision over future contender Joe Bugner.		The youtube replay shows the ring in which Bodell fought Quarry to be a smaller one. In any case, Bodell, who had won 17 of his last 18 bouts (the only loss a 15 round European title fight loss to Henry Cooper) appeared to have a height and reach advantage. Seven weeks earlier, Bodell had won the big three: the British, Commonwealth and European Heavyweight Championships with a credible 15 round decision over future contender Joe Bugner.


	The referee entered the ring and the bell rang without the fighters receiving the usual midring instructions. Bodell attacked Quarry from the start, and showed a desire to brawl.		The referee entered the ring and the bell rang without the fighters receiving the usual midring instructions. Bodell attacked Quarry from the start, and showed a desire to brawl.


	Quarry, however, noticed Bodell swinging wildly, and counterpunched Bodell hard enough for Bodell to go down and get back up. The referee did not give Bodell the customary count as the action somehow continued without a break, and this was probably a mistake.		Quarry, however, noticed Bodell swinging wildly, and counterpunched Bodell hard enough for Bodell to go down and get back up. The referee did not give Bodell the customary count as the action somehow continued without a break, and this was probably a mistake.


	Bodell, whose defenses were down, threw a left hand lead low in mid ring, and Quarry, who saw the mistake, capitalized with a lightening fast counter right hook over the top that finished Bodell, who was counted out at 1:04. Bodell, who was knocked out in defense of his European title in his next bout, then retired for good.		Bodell, whose defenses were down, threw a left hand lead low in mid ring, and Quarry, who saw the mistake, capitalized with a lightening fast counter right hook over the top that finished Bodell, who was counted out at 1:04. Bodell, who was knocked out in defense of his European title in his next bout, then retired for good.


	For boxing historians and ring buffs, this is a famous bout because it provided a good 'tape measure' for gauging a fighter's ability versus the quality of his opponents. Quarry had fought world champions and contenders. However impressive the European title might seem, the fact remains that Bodell was untested, and his careless disrespect for Quarry's abilities almost proved fatal.		For boxing historians and ring buffs, this is a famous bout because it provided a good 'tape measure' for gauging a fighter's ability versus the quality of his opponents. Quarry had fought world champions and contenders. However impressive the European title might seem, the fact remains that Bodell was untested, and his careless disrespect for Quarry's abilities almost proved fatal.

	Robert Brizel for the Boxrec		Robert Brizel for the Boxrec

Brizel: Quarry Versus Bodell at Wembley

2008-03-17T06:28:43Z

Quarry Versus Bodell at Wembley

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The youtube replay shows the ring in which Bodell fought Quarry to be a smaller one. In any case, Bodell, who had won 17 of his last 18 bouts (the only loss a 15 round European title fight loss to Henry Cooper) appeared to have a height and reach advantage. Seven weeks earlier, Bodell had won the big three: the British, Commonwealth and European Heavyweight Championships with a credible 15 round decision over future contender Joe Bugner.

The referee entered the ring and the bell rang without the fighters receiving the usual midring instructions. Bodell attacked Quarry from the start, and showed a desire to brawl.

Quarry, however, noticed Bodell swinging wildly, and counterpunched Bodell hard enough for Bodell to go down and get back up. The referee did not give Bodell the customary count as the action somehow continued without a break, and this was probably a mistake.

Bodell, whose defenses were down, threw a left hand lead low in mid ring, and Quarry, who saw the mistake, capitalized with a lightening fast counter right hook over the top that finished Bodell, who was counted out at 1:04. Bodell, who was knocked out in defense of his European title in his next bout, then retired for good.

For boxing historians and ring buffs, this is a famous bout because it provided a good 'tape measure' for gauging a fighter's ability versus the quality of his opponents. Quarry had fought world champions and contenders. However impressive the European title might seem, the fact remains that Bodell was untested, and his careless disrespect for Quarry's abilities almost proved fatal.

Robert Brizel for the Boxrec