Boxing Legends Autographed Latin Boxing Magazine With 5 Signatures Including Oscar De La Hoya & "Sugar" Shane Mosley Beckett BAS #AC56770 Tyson There is tape on the

Name: Boxing Legends Autographed Latin Boxing Magazine With 5 Signatures Including Oscar De La Hoya & "Sugar" Shane Mosley Beckett BAS #AC56770 Tyson There is tape on the
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Boxing Legends Autographed Latin Boxing Magazine With 5 Signatures Including Oscar De La Hoya & "Sugar" Shane Mosley Beckett BAS #AC56770 Tyson There is tape on the There is tape on the corners of the card as shown This is a 1978 TCMA The 1960's Card #222 that has been hand signed by Larry Jackson This is a Latin Boxing magazine that has been hand signed by Bernard Hopkins Oscar De La Hoya

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