Boxing Legends Autographed Latin Boxing Magazine With 5 Signatures Including Diego Corrales, "Sugar" Shane Mosley & Don King Beckett BAS #AC56772 MYS_College This is a Sand Knit

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Boxing Legends Autographed Latin Boxing Magazine With 5 Signatures Including Diego Corrales, "Sugar" Shane Mosley & Don King Beckett BAS #AC56772 MYS_College This is a Sand Knit This is a Sand Knit New York Yankees Jersey that has been hand signed by Ben Chapman This is an Official American League Baseball that has been hand signed by Bill Rogell This is a Latin Boxing magazine that has been hand signed by Diego Corrales Jose Luis Castillo

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