Jerry Quarry (May 15, 1945 – January 3, 1999), nicknamed "Irish" or "The Bellflower Bomber", was an American professional boxer. [2] During the peak of his career from 1968 to 1971, …

Blood drips down Jerry Quarry's face during his first bout in 1970 with Muhammad Ali, who was then still better known as Cassius Clay. The fight was called after three rounds.

Jan 5, 1999 · The fight ended in the seventh, blood covering Quarry’s face. When Ali finally was allowed to return in 1970, after a three-year absence, his first opponent was Quarry.

Jan 3, 2024 · Quarry’s story is also a stark reminder of the unpayable price all fighters risk having to face at the end when all the fans have long since stopped screaming, cheering, and caring.

Seven rounds later, after a dreadful machine mounted on rails had reduced his face to a doughy substance, Quarry sat while a doctor examined a swollen, angry cut below his right eye, on the...

Blood drips down Jerry Quarry's face during his first bout in 1970 with Muhammad Ali, who was then still better known as Cassius Clay. The fight was called after three rounds. AP wirephoto. …

Jerry Quarry est un boxeur américain né le 15 mai 1945 à Bakersfield, Californie, et mort le 3 janvier 1999. Il fut parmi les boxeurs les mieux classés de la fin des années 60 et du début …

"Irish" Jerry Quarry, 1960s and 70s heavyweight contender and one of the greatest heavyweights to never win a world championship, died after being taken off life support at a California …

Dec 2, 2008 · Judges Bill Recht and Tony Castellano tabbed it 9-1-2 and 10-2 for Quarry respectively. In his dressing room, a jubilant Jerry couldn’t resist crowing and rubbing a few …

Oct 26, 1995 · This time, Jerry caressed Mike’s swollen, bloody face after a pounding by Mike Rossman. “He’s gonna quit, I will make him quit,” Jerry said, then turned to Mike. “Say it.”