7/11/2007

Hello Ms. Kreoger Jill... I am writing to comaplain to complain on
Illinois Boxing Commission, it's chief Puccillo, John Lagatuta
and the rest. I already complained with Lagatuta but the guy had no
manners to reply. The problem is that the boxing commission failed to
send me the application for the license and for promoting events.
I told them to ship it to the correct address and to put down c/o wdca chess.
It's not my fault they did not put c/o. Every time I called them they
were rude. I also need permission from you now, i do not want to deal with them...
I need to sanction 2 and 3 rounds bouts. I do not plan on having any
fights soon, we are talking about 2008 at the earliest. But I want to be
ready. I want to help boxing grow, I want to clear its image.
 
Tell the chief commissioner and others I am working on introducing new fight 
system. It's mostly 2 and 3 round system, in some states up to 1940 this system
was used for beginners. Not the 4 round system. In Australia to this day
they have the 3 round system. I am including some copies and results
of these fights. You can email me to rockymemorial@gmail.com and I 
can send you additional websites. I am close to your Milwaukee area.
I am proposing using knee strikes, o no.... not martial arts mix but
real boxing. Knee strikes would only be allowed in clinches and the knees
need to be covered with knee pads. I am proposing knee pads in general
because if you fall on your knees you can't continue. Just look at the
Valuev-McCline match 1 20 2007. McCline was about to hit Valuev, he missed
badly and destroyed the knee. Valuev had easy victory in 3 rounds and keep
in mind this was world championship match. And it was a good one.
Strange, before the fight I called the McCline people and told them what
could happen and it did...
        I am proposing the importance of draws. Way too many fighters lose the 
bout on stupid decisions. For example...
If one judge scores 115-113, but both judges have equal score for the
other opponent, the bout is too close to call and must be called a draw.
Any fight with the same or above score for one judge must be called draw.
If one judge scores 115-115 but two others score 115-114, it's not a draw.
But if the fight is scored 112-111, 111-112, 111-112 SD, it is the draw ! For 
example the following scores should be mandatory draws:                 
114-113 114-113 113-114... If it's 113-113 then it's not a draw but if there 
is difference of one point, it ought to be. One point equalized the score: 
115-113 114 113 113 115 As you can see the 114 113 one point makes all the 
difference. Both 115 113 were given to each fighter by 2 different judges. 
Thus in both instances the difference is one point and that is way too 
close to give one fighter victory.

        The Illinois Boxing Commission is refusing to do anything. I am including
some copies from 2 and 3 round bouts, they were sanctioned and they are
legitimate. Keep in mind, according to Quenseberry rules, the true rules
of boxing it does not matter how many rounds are there, as long as each
round is 3 minutes and the fighters get paid in some way, the bout is real
and it's not amateur, they use 2 minute format.

Sincerely; John Lary and associates
312 924 1436 

I need to hear from Daniel asap!