Bigdaddy Collectibles Boxing Sportscards, Memoribilia and Collectibles
Players A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X/Y Z Sets/Unopened Order Now Home		'51 Berk Ross "The Raging Bull" Jake LaMotta '48 Leaf #102 VG-Ex.......................$100 '91 Kayo #201...............$1 '91 All World #144 vs Sugar Ray Robinson..$1 Donnie LaLonde Super Middleweight, Cruiserweight and Light Heavyweight Champion. '91 Kayo #39 ROOKIE CARD.................$1 Jeff Lampkin Cruiserweight and Light Heavyweight Champion. '91 Kayo #213 ROOKIE CARD.................$1 '91 Kayo #123............$1 Mills Lane One of the best referee's in boxing, "Let's get it on!". '91 Kayo #123.......$1 Juan LaPorte '91 Kayo #13 ROOKIE CARD.................$1 '91 Impel U.S. Olympic Cards #29.......$2 Sugar Ray Leonard Champion in 5 different weight divisions. One of the all time greats. '91 All World #24 nice action shot...$2 '91 kayo #90 in the ring.............$2 '91 kayo #156 wearing championship gold......$2 Kid Lewis One of the greatest English boxers in history. Inductee 1992 International Boxing Hall of Fame. '96 Ringside #14......................$1 '91 Ringlords Lennox Lewis The Heavyweight Champion of the World. '91 Kayo #68 ROOKIE...............$7 '91 Ringlords # ROOKIE...............$7 '96 Ringside #1...................$5 '91 Kayo #68 ROOKIE Sergei Laikhivich Sold Out Sonny Liston Won the Heavyweight Championship with a first round knockout of Floyd Patterson. '91 kayo #73......................$1 Rocky Lockridge '87 Browns Boxing #............................$6 '91 Kayo #243 ROOKIE CARD.................$1 Joe Louis "The Brown Bomber" Seen as the first black athlete in America to be accepted by everyone. He held the title from 1937 through 1949, succesfully defending his title 25 times, that's amazing! His bigest accomplishment, in terms of impact, was his first round knock out of Nazi Germany's Max Schmelling. This was a major blow to Adolph Hitler's insane ideology of the german master race and blacks being mongrels. He had no control over this situation like he did in the olympics with Jesse Owens. There is no boxer I respect more in the history of boxing than Joe Louis. Although I wasn't even born yet when he was fighting, my grandfather has told me countless stories of his greatness(along with a million Tony Zale stories!) 1938 African Tobacco World of Sports #149 NRMT............$3000 1948 Leaf #48 Nr Mt.......................$650 '91 All World #103....................$2 '91 Kayo #55..........................$2 At bigdaddycollectibles.com, we respect your privacy. We do not use cookies and neither collect nor use any information from our site visitors. Our mailing list is 100% opt-in and you will never receive anything from us unless you ask for it. That is our privacy policy to you, our readers. So surf with confidence that your privacy is never betrayed. bigdaddycollectibles 9C Medway Rd STE 208 Milford, MA 01757 Got a Question? Just drop us a line! LEGAL NOTICE - bigdaddycollectibles.com's participation in any advertising is solely that of providing advertising space and linking. Although bigdaddycollectibles.com carefully chooses who advertises on these pages, we cannot and do not investigate the legitimacy, validity, legality of any ad, and expressly disclaim any responsibility or liability arising out of or relating to any advertising including the legality of the ad, the performance or conduct of the advertiser and any damages or injury that may result from the ad. bigdaddycollectibles.com is a registered trademark, Registered in the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office bigdaddycollectibles.com, Inc. copyrighted 1998-2008 USA