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| Boxing is the most exciting sport on the planet! Growing up I watched Ali but the middleweight division was where the real action was. Marvelous Marvin Hagler, Sugar Ray Leonard, The Hit Man Thomas Hearns, Hands of Stone Roberto Duran, THAT was boxing! In the 90's I loved watching The Real Deal Evander Holyfield, what a warrior. No matter who you like, we will have something here. We helped the International Boxing Hall of Fame in Canastota New York get their boxing show started and ran it for a few years for the induction ceremonies. We have a lot of material we accummulated during that time. Tons of unique
autographed stuff from some of the greats of all time. We stand by every autograph, as we either had it signed ourselves or bought it from the Hall of Fame. On that note, if you haven't had the opportunity to go to the inductions, it is FANTASTIC! Everywhere you go, the greatest boxers of all time are there!
Its a great place to get photos and autographs and the boxing card show on Saturdays has everything a boxing fan could want. They have dealers from around the world selling everything from cards, programs and autographs to championship belts! Located just outside Syracuse, NY, it is easy to get to.
![]() Joey Gamache'88 U.S. Olympic Bronze Medalist, junior welterweight and welterweight champion. One of the greatest welterweights in boxing history.
Luis Garcia
Robert Garcia
Loreto Garza
Arturo GattiOne of the toughset champions ever! He will fight anyone, no ducking opponents! Junior lightweight, lightweight, and middleweight champion.
![]() '91 kayo #69...........................$1 Joe Gatti
Kid Gavilan "The Cuban Hawk"Great Welterweight Champion from Cuba and a first year inductee into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1990. He was never knocked out in his career. KID Gavilan, born Gerardo Gonzalez, returned to the United States for good in 1947, he escaped Fidel Castro's revolution and the eventual rise of communism. His move to American was Cuba's loss but boxing's gain. He emerged as a top fighter after twice beating lightweight champion Ike Williams in non-title bouts. He challenged for the welterweight crown in 1949, but the mighty champion Sugar Ray Robinson emerged victorious. The loss did not stop Gavilan's quest for the crown. He wound up beating Rocky Castellani, Beau Jack, Tony Janiro, Joe Miceli and split two fights against Billy Graham. In 1951, Robinson moved to middleweight and Johnny Bratton captured the welterweight throne. His first defense came against Gavilan in May of 1951. Gavilan decisioned Bratton and became champion. Gavilan was an exciting and popular fighter. His title defense against Gil Turner, drew a gate of $269,667, a welterweight record at the time. He made seven successful title defenses until losing the crown to Johnny Saxton in one of the worst decisions in boxing history. After the Saxton fight, 20 of the 22 ringside reporters felt Gavilan was the winner. Gavilan is the man credited with inventing the bolo punch. He said the punch, which was half hook and half uppercut, was developed by years spent cutting sugar cane with a machete in his native Cuba.
Joey GiardelloAnother great Philadelphia champion and inductee of The International Boxing Hall of Fame.
Jerry Goff
Jorge Gonzalez
Miguel Angel GonzalesAnother great Mexican Welterweight Champion.
Paul Gonzales
Kenny Gould
Harry GrebThe Human Windmill was Light Heavyweight and Middleweight Champion of the World. He is the only fighter to ever beat Gene Tunney.
Mitch "Blood" GreenNew York Gold Gloves Champion who had a running feud with Mike Tyson, while both of them were trying to be "Gangsta's" and street thugs.
Eric Griffin
Montell Griffin
Emile Griffith
Calvin Grove
William Guthrie
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