Boxing - XXL Showcase - Mike Tyson vs. Evander Holyfield - Boxing glove

Mike Tyson vs. Evander Holyfield – the duel between these two boxing legends, which stretched over two fights at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas between 1996 and 1997, is probably one of the most legendary clashes in boxing history. This XXL-format showcase honors the rivalry between “Iron” Mike and “Real Deal” Holyfield, which was marked by a huge scandal but after many years ended in a close friendship. OBJECT: signed boxing gloves in showcase (Everlast Red Edition Boxing Gloves, Full Size) SIGNATURES: “Iron” Mike Tyson + Evander Holyfield, black pencil INSCRIPTION: „PHIL 4:13“ (Holyfield: reference to Bible verse Philippians 4:11–13: “I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me.”) BRAND: Everlast AUTHENTICATION: Beckett Authentication (with serial number); details below DOCUMENTS: Digital Certificate of Authenticity + QR Code security holograms from Beckett on the boxing gloves SERIAL NUMBER INFO: Number on certificate and hologram match; the authenticity of the signature can be verified online CERTIFICATE STATUS: Witnessed (signed in the presence of a Beckett expert) EQUIPMENT: Display case made of safety glass with name plate + "Double Level Gallery" for two-story presentation XXL SHOWCASE SIZE: 36 x 27 x 28 cm ! SHOWCASE INFO: The boxing gloves come with an XXL-format Boxing Showcase for display purposes; the showcase is of massive and robust quality. The glass is acrylic, the base is black, and the back wall is decorated with a mirror to best showcase the boxing gloves. The showcase is solidly screwed together and closes completely. Serial numbers may vary; the delivered gloves are matching left- and right-hand pair (stock images). The name plate on the front is made of aluminum. AUTHENTICATION INFO: - Beckett Authentication Services - Subsidiary of Beckett Media (Dallas, Texas, founded 1984) - One of the world’s leading market players for the authentication of signed memorabilia - Independent and renowned company (“Third Party Authenticator”) - Online database on the website: Online verification of objects by serial number

Schätzpreis:850€

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