MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW-YORK 1971
FIGHT OF THE CENTURY
Muhammad ALI, Joe FRAZ…

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MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW-YORK 1971 FIGHT OF THE CENTURY Muhammad ALI, Joe FRAZIER and Don KING Color photograph 9 x 21 cm signed by Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier and Don King in a 30 x 30 cm coaster

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MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW-YORK 1971 FIGHT OF THE CENTURY Muhammad ALI, Joe FRAZIER and Don KING Color photograph 9 x 21 cm signed by Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier and Don King in a 30 x 30 cm coaster

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