WOW!! WHAT A KNOCKOUT - Joe Frazier vs Jerry Quarry II, Full HD Highlights

[@Mancada100]

3:10 is unbelievable. Jerry is literally out for a split second and going down, but then he recovers... how did he manage to do that??????

[@kcash6359]

Frazier backed off because he thought Quarry was going to fall. If he doubled up on that hook, Quarry wasn't going to make it.

[@Mancada100]

@@kcash6359 That is the point. I don't blame Frazier for backing off thinking that Jerry was going down because Jerry was truly going down, but then he miraculously stayed on his feet...

[@kcash6359]

@@Mancada100 I am glad he didn't hit him twice, but all boxers know, you need to finish someone when they are hurt. They could come back and do worse to you.

[@waynej2608]

​@@kcash6359Jerry's manager/ trainer Gil Clancy should've stopped the damn fight by that point. Clancy was an astute boxing man, but not on that night.

[@bobblaszczak7972]

Quarry was a tough SOB. that shot he took should’ve knocked him out, but he stood through it. Unfortunately it was that characteristic that did the real damage to him.

[@markrene6108]

Yes mate, to tough for his own good unfortunately. I seen him on l Dream of Jeannie & he was a well spoken intelligent man, until Jeannie knocked him out. Yeah unfortunately boxers can't leave the damage they suffer in the ring 👍

[@josephshields2922]

Main event fighters like him only fought 3-4 times a year at best. What did the real damage to him was sparring every day without head gear taking shots to the head without getting paid for it. His Dad was a bad mgr. He should never have fought Frazier a second time. It made no sense.

[@benzionkogen2530]

The money must have made him do it!

[@jesse-ll3dh]

@@josephshields2922 They Jerry and Joe had a great fight In 1969. Jerry had Joe against the ropes in that fight one time. But, this fight Joe was really laying down a beat down on Jerry. That Left Hook Joe Hit Jerry with put him to sleep on his feet. Maybe Jerry didn't train as hard as he did in 1969? It is what it is.

[@chairlesnicol672]

@@josephshields2922 The announcer said Quarry never had a mouth guard ,maybe Jerry had a death wish!

[@jamesmarshall7416]

Quarry was a damned tough, but limited fighter. Average speed, modest footwork, weak defense, but an iron chin, good power, and incredible heart. How can anyone not have appreciated that in a fighter?

[@mikeprevost8650]

At this point of his career, Quarry was George Chuvalo 2.0. A guy with limited skills who refused to go down. The only difference is that Chuvalo retired with his brain unscrambled. How he managed that is a miracle.

[@josephshields2922]

@@mikeprevost8650 You know that George ko'd Gerry? Chuvalo credits his ability to take a punch to his short stocky neck. Sadly he's in a nursing home now but he's over eighty. There are folks there that didn't box.

[@josephshields2922]

He was a good counter puncher but was not smart. He tried to outbox Ellis and out punch Frazier when he should have been sticking and moving and counterpunching.

[@therealc.t.7085]

@@josephshields2922Chuvalo certainly was affected by the punches but it was more episodic initially.

[@AXL664]

Jerry only got knocked down and the ref stupidly stoppedthe fight when he got up at the 8 count@@josephshields2922

[@juanhuerta9014]

The Referee,big Champion....Joe Louis!!!Three Greatest in the Ring.Thank you!!Made my day!!!

[@richardweiler6931]

Louis did a terrible job. He had no business reffing a major bout. He just stood and watched as Quarry was being beaten senseless. Fortunately the commissioner at ringside signaled for Louis to stop the massacre.

[@steveswangler6373]

I was wondering if anyone was going to notice the greatest heavyweight champion ever was the referee

[@sportshistorybuff319]

Six weeks before this fight, Quarry had a tuneup bout with Joe Alexander in the Garden, got surprised by an embarrassing flash knock down in the first before taking care of business soon thereafter. Quarry's biographer (Hard Luck) identified that fight, as when Quarry became an over the hill fighter, surprising after he demolished Earnie Shavers just five months earlier, boxed circles around Ron Lyle, Larry Middleton, Tony Doyle in 1973. Manager Gil Clancy was pissed at Jerry during this fight, spent an entire training camp getting Quarry to circle to his lefr, away from Frazier's lethal left hook. The fight begins, Quarry gets in trouble, starts moving to his right (!). After a couple of rounds, Clancy, in frustration, was asking Quarry, between rounds, which is your left?!?! One popular analysis of Quarry was he was distracted or not strong mentally, some demons shaking his approach to fighting. Patterson, after their first fight, said Jerry was using only 35% of his ability. His first manager, father Jack Quarry, was widely pilloried as being a bloodless reptile throwing his son in the ring with a Great White Shark if the money was right. Added to his was a huge parasitical family sponging off his wealth, a huge entourage following him to training camps and fights living off his tab. Nine months after this fight, Jerry agreed to fight Ken Norton by phone, stoned on cocaine, on ten days notice? Put up a hell of a fight but took an equally frightful beating. Always thought Frazier clubbed Quarry like a caveman beating dinner while Norton stabbed him into oblivion with pin point laser punching. Not sure which fight left a worse imprint on his face. After the Frazier bout, media noticed you could see Quarry's eyeball through the side of his eyelid.

[@josephshields2922]

Look what Frazier did to Chuvalo. George had never been stopped and Joe broke his cheekbone with a left hook causing his eye to drop down under the bone. Frazier has got to be one of the hardest hitters. He avoided the heavyweight tournament to replace Ali and then knocked the winner cold in 5 rounds.He knocked Eddie Machen out of the ring in the first round. Don't forget the 14th round Ali knockdown. He is underrated due to his losses to Foreman.When he beat Ali he was undefeated and they were calling smokin joe the greatest.

[@joshuatree5620]

​@@josephshields2922 Frazier dished out damage like no tomorrow. Left Joe Bugner and Ali pissing blood for weeks after the fight. Foreman was the only man to leave a Frazier fight unscathed.

[@kcash6359]

@@josephshields2922 He knocked Ali down in the 15th round. You are correct about him being underrated. Maybe the best left hook ever.

[@HarlanDrake]

This is some incredible info

[@waynej2608]

Impressive. I, too think that the Alexander fight was a turning point. I also think that Jerry overtrained for Frazier. His usual solid punches seemed to lack zip. I was a huge Quarry fan and this one stung. I also believe that if he fought Norton with proper preparation he could've beat him. Side note- Quarry fought Joe Alexander at the Nassau Coliseum on Long Island, not the garden. But he did have big fights at MSG like Lyle, Shavers, Mathis, Frazier twice...

[@robertgosselin14]

Jerry Quarry is one of the saddest stories in the annals of boxing. He took more beatings in the ring than he should have. The boxing commissions never should have permitted him to continue boxing after it was evident that Quarry was suffering from side effects of these beatings. The people who kept training him and managing him were just as much to blame. Quarry became a vegetable and died a young man because of this. A tragic ending.

[@mookie449]

No different really from Ali. Ali was a vegetable too but his handlers wanted paydays and they kept trotting him out to be slaughtered.

[@markwolfshohl6562]

Exactly, Ali was bruised,used, and abused by his jock flys

[@Dante-kz7ou]

​@@mookie449Dundee and Bundini cared but Ali also kept going for money and glory. Yes he's a warrior but he willingly kept going when he shouldn't have especially after Shavers and Holmes.. and he still managed to give Trevor Berbick a good fight.

[@mookie449]

@@Dante-kz7ou the last half of Ali's career wasn't pretty. laying on the ropes, clinching/holding, and taking big shots. He used to make fun of Joe Louis slurring his words, but he ended up much, much worse.

[@Dante-kz7ou]

@@mookie449 Yeah that was sad, I don't think he really insulted Louis though. Louis came onto an interview and Muhammad Ali saw him, and almost had tears in his eyes. He didn't always do the best things for attention, like mocking Joe Frazier and calling him an Uncle Tom. But he had good intentions at heart and he was a god driven man.

[@ronrobertson59]

If Jerry Quarry was around today he'd be a cruiserweight at 192 a weight class that didn't exist in his day. Same goes for Floyd Patterson and Rockey Marciano. Jerry Quarry is still one of my all time favorite fighters from that time period it was the golden age of heavyweights.

[@markrene6108]

Yes mate truth, he was around when the best heavyweights were around, it's heartbreaking seeing boxers end up like he did & most do unfortunately

[@jogman262]

He did drop down to cruiserweight very, very late in his career.

[@ronrobertson59]

@@jogman262 yes he did but Jerry was not just part his prime but shouldn't have been in the ring at all by that time.

[@jogman262]

@@ronrobertson59 Right. He should have never been in the ring for that last fight.

[@josephshields2922]

And we would have missed some great Heavyweight Championship Fights. There are too many divisions today, and too many alphabet soup champs.

[@Deano4322]

That Frazier left hook at 3:10 would have comatosed any other fighter on the planet but Jerry Quarry had granite for a chin he was a true definition of the word fighter .

[@andypicken7848]

Quarry was to tuff for his own good. Boxing took his health and left him in a terrible state. He was cared for full time by his brother and even way before old age was unable to do basic tasks unaided. A very sad and tragic tale indeed.

[@joshuatree5620]

Frazier's left hook when it lands flush is absolutely horrifying. I've never heard a punch make that kind of sound.

[@eno-dieumercassociates2933]

How did he not go down?

[@timsmith2279]

@@joshuatree5620His left hook was his killer punch, had his full body weight behind.

[@timsmith2279]

@@eno-dieumercassociates2933 was wondering the same, he took lot of Joe’s big shots without hitting the floor. My suspicion is that he was on steroids and strong pain killers.

[@asiatic1979]

70’s heavyweights we’re like none other. Jerry Quarry and George Chuvalo were too damn tough for their own good! Those guys stood in front of you, and didn’t go anywhere! They had no quit in them!

[@waynedooley1834]

Quarry was a man's man. He fought Ali and Frazier TWICE

[@AttilaLothrigel-mf7kg]

He was a loser

[@charleshammer2928]

He KNOCKED OUT Earnie Shavers cold. Who many pundits say is the hardest puncher ever.

[@ericvanjames8395]

👍

[@Deano_77]

He was too brave and too tough for his own good.

[@michaelbglovier1116]

Punching bag for Ali & Frazier 😢

[@mmastiff734]

Wow Ali is there too and Joe Louis is the referee, this is legendary

[@brocksimmons345]

Louis was refereeing fights since the 1930’s

[@adamzitsch9027]

0:28 theres the great joe loius , he had the best parry ability of his era and the best fundamental right cross RIP

[@augustineriley5582]

adamzitsch - IT's RIP to all three of those greats now, - Peace.

[@robertboydiiido-bolsa7531]

Not a whole lot of jabs going on. Just thunder and lightening from both guys.

[@andyvitale6071]

Fraizer had one of the best left hooks in the business..

[@josephshields2922]

Yep , and so did Floyd. Another one was Cooper and he used it to put Ali in la la land.

[@christopherlyons5900]

You don't need to qualify that shit. It was the best. Definitely for any heavyweight.

[@andyvitale6071]

Tua ,Forman even Cooney. Frazier put out like a weapon.

[@thespy7795]

​@@josephshields2922Cooper didn't have a Great Left Hook.

[@antoniokasto4293]

The only thing is he relies to much on the left hook foreman knew that

[@markchoate9021]

I'd bet Frazier could drive nails with that left hook. Quarry was tough to take what he did..

[@mollkatless]

I don't want to sound like a jerk, but I never thought of Joe as being a very good fighter, and I certainly don't agree that he had a power punch. To be fair, we only were able to fight just a few rounds, so I may not be the best judge. Regards, 'Big" George F.

[@jeromerizzo423]

Quarry's weakness was he didn't have good defense. He was tough. This flaw got him stopped by Ali, Frazier, Norton and Chuvalo.

[@anthonydileonardo8156]

He was tough, had heart, but he also loved to .....party

[@jtm0071]

He had not fought for a long time before Norton and was drinking everyday. He was only given 3 weeks to get in shape which is impossible.

[@jeromerizzo423]

@@jtm0071 we saw the results. 😥

[@chrisreidy439]

@@jeromerizzo423 The Quarry of 1969-70 would have knocked Norton out.

[@jeromerizzo423]

@@chrisreidy439 you don't know that.

[@dwainbrown5141]

Jerry Quarry also stopped Earnie Shavers and decisioned Ron Lyle

[@markrene6108]

That's something huge on his record 👍

[@danielcorreard3746]

i met shavers and let me tell you he was the nicest guy you'd ever want to meet. may he rip.

[@AttilaLothrigel-mf7kg]

Both of whom were schmucks

[@austincjett]

Quarry hit a low-blow, raised his arms and waited. That's good sportsmanship. On a side note, Frazier is my favorite fighter of his era. He reminds me of the Energizer Bunny.

[@markrene6108]

😂 Yep always moving, weaving & ducking. Peek a boo, peek a bloody scary.

[@augustineriley5582]

austincjett - Frazier is my fave heavy of all time, in and out of the ring, Peace.

[@canopus101]

In the days when the top heavyweights used to fight each other. Gone now, too much money in the sport so meaningful fights are rare.

[@85passthru]

Back when men were men....

[@vestibulate]

@85passthru Well, if nobody else is willing, I'll ask. If men are no longer men, what does that make you?

[@virgilioisaaccabreravelazq8842]

Si Quarry hubiera peleado en esta época fácilmente sería campeón, tuvo la pésima suerte de pelear en la época de Frazier, Ali, Seavers, Norton...qué peleadores!!!! Un valente Jerry, que Dios te tenga en un lugar privilegiado

[@TonyqTNT]

Watching both Frazier and Quarry is like watching a textbook tutorial on how to effectively execute the hook punch!!!

[@Mr1gladiatore]

Quarry came around at a time when the heavyweight division was just loaded with talented fighters. He cut easily, had no footwork, defense, speed, and just an average punch, but what he did have was the ability to absorb punishment and tons of heart. There was no such thing as quitting in Quarry's vocabulary. Unfortunately, his style which amounted to nothing more than courage and an iron chin wound up killing him at the tender age of 53.

[@MrEriccloy]

He had a very strong punch, and was more offensively skilled than you give him credit for.

[@Mr1gladiatore]

@@MrEriccloy I'm not trying to bash Jerry Quarry but I'm going by what his record states. His knockout percentage for total fights is just 48.48%. That's not a lot of power. Quarry was an active fighter in 1970 having had 4 fights before fighting Ali. Ali hadn't fought in three and a half years and yet dispatched Quarry in 4 rounds. Quarry just couldn't hang in there with the best. Jimmy Ellis beat him by a majority decision and Ellis was not elite and neither was Chuvalo. I've seen these fights and maybe it was just the level of competition that made him look average. I suppose he looked good in his victories but who were those guys?

[@kennethrobinson2941]

​@Mr1gladiatore 100 % accurate assessment of Quarry, he was also a bit small fought at about 195 lbs or so

[@kennethrobinson2941]

​@Mr1gladiatore he did beat Shavers and Ron Lyle but the very best were too good for him ..lost to Norton ,Ali , Frazier jimmy Ellis and Chuvalo

[@karlschneider9479]

I agree the heavyweight division was loaded then. Ali, Foreman, Norton, Shavers, Frazier, Lyle that's freaking tough!

[@sparkspark2314]

He fought well. He gave as well as he got. But Frazier had 17 pounds on him…that makes a huge difference. Anytime you give someone a 17pd dumbbell to hit you with…you’re at a real disadvantage.

[@sportshistorybuff319]

I think it was 15 pounds difference, 212 to 197? Still a valid point.

[@juanlinofranco8638]

Grandes "Guerreros"los dos!! Juan de Claypole...Argentina

[@markroberts9577]

The segments are too short and choppy. Hard to follow

[@davidwalter2002]

Quarry was a very good fighter. Unfortunately for him, he was a very good heavyweight in the era of the greatest heavyweights. Going up against Ali and Frazier (both of them twice!) is something an ordinary fighter couldn't do.

[@sidvicious647]

JQ had to learn...NEVER HOOK WITH A HOOKER !!!

[@fredciaramella6979]

saw both fights as a kid in philly at the old spectrum closed circuit was a big fan of both fighters

[@Tomkackson]

A great fight . Fight 1 was also tremendous

[@mellymel9892]

The sound of those punches my GOD!!! 😮‍💨

[@jerryblair4106]

Jerry Ouarry was a great heavyweight never given much credit for being a great heavyweight. Heavyweight Champion of the world RIP

[@JackPeters-yk9wg]

Jerry had two things...Heart & Toughness...That said, he was a little shy on power and finesse....Hats off to him, he was a "fighter."

[@canopus101]

I don't know, Quarry had decent power he took out Shavers. He would do well in the present times. Maybe not a champion but he would give today's heavyweights something to think about.

[@JackPeters-yk9wg]

@@canopus101 for certain

[@richbrake9910]

Why was Quarry fighting in the heavyweight division at a cruiser weight of 192?

[@HHH-ye1ro]

No defense back in the day. Just take the beating and stay up.

[@augustinecerronejr7968]

Smokin Joe Had the best LEFT HOOK in the business. 🥊🙏 I met him once. RIP CHAMP 🏆 🙏 ✌🏻💜🇺🇲🫡

[@richbrake9910]

Where is the tale of the tape?

[@kurman4749]

Quarry could never compete with the power of Smokin' Joe's devastating punches. RIP Joe.

[@AttilaLothrigel-mf7kg]

Quarry could compete period, a loser. His biggest attribute , he had an iron chin, so what, that doesn't win fights

[@champbrady633]

… long story short.. Too Much Smoke💨🥊

[@danielshaw8049]

Frazier weighed in at 212. Quarry weighed in 196.

[@jamesbrice6619]

I remember watching this fight when it happened. I mainly remember Joe taking that low blow

[@peterolbrisch8970]

I've been watching more than a few of Quarry's fights lately, and i never seen him on the canvas. All his fights he was still on his feet. Did anyone ever drop him?

[@danielshaw8049]

Jerry quarry 199 lbs. 😅

[@scott1434]

Jerry always was a man who never quit...I recall seeing a newspaper photo of Quarry's son looking so sad when he lost

[@cedricliggins7528]

Shout out to Joe Louis the Brown Bomber as referee

[@mbriggs4627]

JQ did better against Frazier than he did with Ali up until he got hurt, Jerry had to have earned these fights but got overmatched when he reached the title fights.

[@Godshonestruth]

5 years after their first meeting. Frazier lost so much of his smoke. Two Wars with Ali. Foreman murdering him. Quarry too nowhere near the speed and pop. 5 years of WAR for both men in the toughest division and time for that heavyweight division, ever

[@leehart1498]

Quarry was very under rated. He only lost to champions, on cut's. He fought in the 70's with Ali, Frazier, Lyle, Norton, Forman, Shavers etc. Any other decade and he would have been a champion.

[@oldmanfromoc7684]

I saw Jerry Quarry in Jerry's BBQ in Buena Park Ca, in the late 1970,s my boss is the one that noticed him Charlie Bertolino, Charlie was all excited!

[@boyuchen8649]

Epic matchup for these duel . Just like a bull dogs fight

[@Marius_vanderLubbe]

Quarry was a bar room brawler with a massive heart and an inability to move his head.

[@anthonydileonardo8156]

I would've loved to have seen a Quarry vs. Bonavena scrap.....and Bonavena vs. Shavers

[@plainman9887]

Wow, arguably the boxing best of all time, Joe Louis the Brown Bomber as the ref.

[@lastrada52]

No one noticed former heavyweight champion Joe Louis is the referee.

[@glenbateman5960]

As soon as they announced this fight, I knew Frazier was going to win. Sadly, even though I live in Vegas, I was too young to get a bet down.

[@rchydrozz751]

Jerry was a good fighter, but out of his league here fighting Frazier.

[@davidbrandel1311]

I’m still surprised that Quarry couldn’t win this fight after the monster year he had in 1973. I guess Frazier just had his number.

[@mikeprevost8650]

Quarry couldn't have beaten Frazier on the best day of his life. Joe was a cut above guys like Norton and Shavers.

[@adamzitsch9027]

2:39 listen to the left hook to the body by jerry , clearly did damage look at frazier spit blood in the corner , them fellas are tough rip to them

[@emirramos990]

In many other era's Quarry would have been a champion.

[@Anglagard1]

Quarry could have been heavyweight champion in a lesser era. Not a memorable champ, but he easily could have squeezed in somewhere amongst the last 20 champs.

[@ricardosantos4900]

Smokin Joe left hook was supersonic!

[@JT-rc7vx]

Died barely knowing who or where he was. A warrior that fought too long.

[@steveisgood2go]

I don’t see the big deal about Joe Frazier, i never did. He had one great fight against Ali, Forman disposed of him in 30 seconds.

[@seamusdavis9441]

Everyone who fought him did - including the only 2 who beat him, Ali and Foreman. For a relatively small man with a damaged arm and one partially blind eye, his achievements were incredible..

[@jeffmejia3556]

Quarry fought them all. Some multiple times. Just wasn’t good enough to be champ. He’d have a title today, no doubt. Too many titles, title holders ducking each other, quantity doesn’t mean the quality is better. Old interviews with retired heavyweights, Ali, Norton, Frazier, Foreman…none of those gentlemen had anything bad to say about Jerry Quarry.

[@stevejohnson7132]

I don't remember a bad word said about Jerry. But it seemed like everyone knew when an elite fighter got him it was a given he was the customary win for the next bout. He was more than a sparring partner but never a contender. And I wouldn't doubt he was quite thankful for the opportunities... and the paydays.

[@josephshields2922]

He was Always a contender but never a champ. He won 2 legs of the heavyweight tournament and missed earning a title by a decision to Jimmy Ellis.

[@lendrury2771]

Quarry was a human punching bag His best weapon in the ring was his nose to fraziers left hook

[@gerryschultz7352]

What knockout?

[@dennisoleary2838]

After watching this fight you can see why he has serious brain damage 😮

[@tthoy7338]

Quarry was tough !!

[@Silent_Observer-20]

If only Jerry had Ali's reflexes and footwork. He would've destroyed Frazier just like Foreman did.

[@nyterpfan]

Holy shI*T!! That meat-cleaver hook Frazier threw at the 3:10 mark would have knocked out an elephant!! (Quarry was one tough dude!!)

[@Betrayerslayer]

Jerry "Rock Hard Groovey Cok Nipplez Frum da''" Quarry had sum wobble dobble toimez

[@shadicalplayz8932]

3:15

[@SloDwn1135]

This was poorly edited. Thumbs down.

[@dolanduk8419]

Its funny that people not notice that Joe Louis was the referee

[@harlemmarine1234]

You think Frazier would have went to the Marines being so close to Parris island base

[@PlayerToBeNamedLater1973]

Damn Joe was throwing punches with bad intentions that night. I would hate to have been JQ that night

[@randymiller7524]

Smokin’ Joe Frazier

[@charleshammer2928]

Jerry knocked out EARNIE SHAVERS!

[@toddpick8007]

poor Jerry Quarry dude had alot of heart basically was a cripple later in life.

[@robertheintze9413]

This fight was stopped prematurely

[@MedamineSlasla-su6mv]

Smoking joe style is so aggressive, what a boxer...must be a nightmare being in the ring with him

[@rbnewwaysystems90]

Soft doughboy??? Damn I hate ignorance!!!

[@AttilaLothrigel-mf7kg]

Also a loser

[@johnpaulkane6153]

Frasier quarry boat Goats in real men Toughness,

[@josephcampbell8029]

He beat the mess out of him

[@gregorylight7530]

Frazier under Gil Clancy worked on his right hand and it bloodied Ali's nose in there 3rd fight .

[@alanstrong55]

Frazier took the blows fairly well. Quarry was too fragile.

[@Learned.Redneck]

Joes left hook ..same one that decked Ali.

[@big-l5771]

Look in the dictionary for definition of Gate Keeper you'll see Jerry Quarry's Face.

[@bobg6638]

Is Quarry really trying to go toe-to-toe with Joe Frazier?

[@japsley6172]

I think so…..but the jury’s out….it was only 50 years ago.

[@AttilaLothrigel-mf7kg]

Tyson in his prime would have killed either one

[@japsley6172]

@@AttilaLothrigel-mf7kg IMO it’s always best to clarify that you understand, that it is your opinion that you are stating. It’s not a fact.

[@jimnewcombe7584]

Where was the much vaunted and baited knockout?

[@Inverted.surfer]

Very hard to watch Quarry fights.... Very sad.

[@david-pb4bi]

Did I miss something, didn’t see the knockout?

[@izegaegbe]

Wait!! Fraizer was in Pink? What's that commentator smoking? Or is it me that's high?

[@optimusprime9721]

Still looking for the "wow what a knockout" moment.. Smfh

[@paulapodaca7090]

Mr. Frazier's body shot's were debilitating

[@candyb357]

Quarry backed down from no one

[@ANAVSLP]

Any post that starts with WOW! is overreacting.

[@skintslots]

It was a 'stoppage' not a 'knockout.'

[@kellykarcher7179]

Also known as a "Technical Knockout"...

[@tmise50]

Quarry kicked Earnie Shavers ass in the first round and Shavers would have done that to Frazier!

[@markrene6108]

Yes & that's amazing isn't it, some fighters are others kryptonite & to others the same dude is a easy fight for them. Not that Jerry was easy 👍

[@kellykarcher7179]

I highly doubt that. Frazier was a beast and was only floored by George Foreman in his career due to Foreman's height and arm length. If Quarry kicked Shavers ass, Frazier would've done the same...