The man who beat Jack Dempsey in September 1926 to win the World championship and who a year later in 1927 was involved with Dempsey in “The Battle of the Long Count”. The album page has been laid down to a larger page and signed Gene Tunney.

The "Manassa Mauler" as he was known as, had a total of 83 fights and was one of the popular Heavyweight Champions of all time defending his title six times in seven years. The laid down newspaper image, on card of Jack Dempsey with card having been signed good luck Jack Dempsey.

Clinton Woods v. Glencoffe Johnson on the 7th November 2003 in Hillsborough, Sheffield. The bout ended in a draw, but now both boxers are Lightheavy weight Champions in their own right. The poster has been signed by both boxers in black ink to their images.

De La Hoya v Vargas - The fight that did not take place. We have managed to obtain a limited number of these posters from the proposed fight on the 4th May. Both boxers have signed their names to red on the poster.

An image taken from one of three great fights that these two boxers had during the late 50’s and early 60’s. The image signed in later life by both boxers; Patterson in gold ink and Johansson in blue ink.

A classic black and white image of the 1978 World Heavy Weight boxing Champion, Ken Norton a fight record of 42 fights, 7 losses and 1 draw. He fought Mohammed Ali three times bringing about Ali’s second defeat in his career. This image has been signed in blue to the left of his image.

A sepia image of World Heavyweight Champion Floyd Patterson in fighting pose.
After winning a gold medal in the 1952 Helsinki Olympics, he at the age 21 became the youngest World Heavyweight champion in 1956. The image has been signed in red with Best wishes Floyd Patterson.

Action shot of John Conteh, mounted with an album page signed ’Best Wishes John Conteh’

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