FRAZIER JOE: (1944-2011) FRAZIER JOE: (1944-2011) American boxer, World Heavywei…

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FRAZIER JOE: (1944-2011)

FRAZIER JOE: (1944-2011) American boxer, World Heavyweight Champion 1970-73 and the first boxer to defeat Muhammad Ali. Signed 8 x 10 photograph of Frazier seated in a full-length pose. The promotional image is signed by the boxer in black ink with his name alone to a light area of the background. Together with Marvis Frazier (1960- ) American heavyweight boxer, son of Joe Frazier. Signed 8 x 10 photograph of Frazier standing in a half-length pose. Signed by Frazier with his name alone to the image. VG, 2

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FRAZIER JOE: (1944-2011)

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