Sugar Ray Leonard & Larry Holmes Autographed Boxing Scene Magazine (Smudged) Beckett BAS #BH29323 Other Framed Items approximately 26x33 with the frame

Name: Sugar Ray Leonard & Larry Holmes Autographed Boxing Scene Magazine (Smudged) Beckett BAS #BH29323 Other Framed Items approximately 26x33 with the frame
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Sugar Ray Leonard & Larry Holmes Autographed Boxing Scene Magazine (Smudged) Beckett BAS #BH29323 Other Framed Items approximately 26x33 with the frame

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Sugar Ray Leonard & Larry Holmes Autographed Boxing Scene Magazine (Smudged) Beckett BAS #BH29323 Other Framed Items approximately 26x33 with the frame approximately 26x33 with the frame This is a 2021 Topps Week To Remember Card #JSH26 that has been hand signed by Juan Soto This is a Boxing Scene magazine that has been hand signed by Sugar Ray Leonard & Larry Holmes There is a smudge in the signature as shown

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