Thomas "Hitman" Hearns, Jose Pipino Cuevas & Alexis Arguello Autographed International Boxing Magazine Beckett BAS #AC56727 belt This item was inscribed "My

Name: Thomas "Hitman" Hearns, Jose Pipino Cuevas & Alexis Arguello Autographed International Boxing Magazine Beckett BAS #AC56727 belt This item was inscribed "My
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Thomas "Hitman" Hearns, Jose Pipino Cuevas & Alexis Arguello Autographed International Boxing Magazine Beckett BAS #AC56727 belt This item was inscribed "My This item was inscribed "My Rookie Card It has been certified authentic by JSA and comes with their sticker and matching full page certificate of authenticity This is an International Boxing magazine that has been hand signed by Thomas "Hitman" Hearns Jose Pipino Cuevas & Alexis Arguello

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