$325

This glove is autographed by two great middleweight champs, Joey Giardello and Jake LaMotta. These two men had something in common besides being great fighters: Hollywood. Jake LaMotta 's life story was depicted in the film "Raging Bull" starring Robert DiNiro. And Joey Giardello was also unkindly portrayed in the film "Hurricane" about Rubin "Hurricane" Carter whom he fought in Dec. of 1964. Although he clearly won on a decision over Carter, the movie falsely showed Giardello, played by actor Ben Bray, as blood splattered and beaten by Carter but winning a racially biased decision. Jake later sued the movie makers and was awarded un undisclosed sum for tarnishing his reputation. Carter even admitted that Giardello had won the fight.

This Everlast boxing glove is autographed by Oscar De La Hoya who started out as a Super Featherweight and moved up to Lightweight, Light Welterweight, Welterweight, Light Middleweight and finally Middlwweight. He won titles in all of theses weight classes making him the only boxer in history to win world titles in 6 different weight divisions.                        

$175

This is an Everlast brand professional boxing glove autographed by Philly's legendary Heavyweight Champ Smokin' Joe Frazier.  His career record was 32-4-1 with his most notable fights coming against Muhammed Ali. Some critics feel that Frazier won at least 2 if not all three of his fights against Ali but his record shows only one victory. His finesrt fight with Ali was billed as "The Fight of the Century" in which Joe won by a 15 round unanimous decision. This fight was so brutal that both men spent time in the hospital afterwards. Their final bout was called "The Thrilla in Manila" and ended when Frazier's trainer threw in the towel in the 15th round of another brutal bout. Ali would say afterwards it was the closest he felt to death. Joe was also the only US boxing gold medalist in the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo.

This is an old bronze boxing medal (pin) from the early part of the 20th century. The small piece at the top is for engraving a name or whatever and has a pin behind it. It was never engraved and is in excellent condition. It's 2.5" long from top to bottom. Wording on back says Jos. Mayer & Bros. makers, Seattle, WA.

This glove is autographed by fight trainer Lou Duva and former heavyweight champ Jimmy Ellis. Lou Duva handled some of the most famous boxers in the world, including 19 world champions. Jimmy Ellis is a former heavweight champ who also fought the great ones like Joe Frazier and Muhammed Ali. He won ten WBA Championships after defeating Jerry Quarry in the elimination bouts after the stripping of Muhammed Ali's champion belt for refusing to be drafted into the military.

$150

This is a very old vintage pair of boxing gloves made by the Reach Company circa 1920's. They are well used with one 2" tear on the tip of the left glove. They are a great vintage display item.

Another very special item is this professional model Everlast boxing glove autographed by both Muhammed Ali and George Foreman,  former heavyweight champs. Ali and Foreman fought in "The Rumble  in the Jungle" in 1974, in which Foreman and was KO'd by Ali in the 8th round for his first professional loss after 40 straight wins. He finished his career with a 68-5-0 record. George was also an Olympic boxing gold medalist in 1968 in Meico City. His popularity grew even more after he retired and started selling his famous George Foreman grills. All of his 5 sons are also named George from George Jr. to George VI.

This is a beautiful blue Everlast glove signed by 3 former heavyweight champs. One is British fighter Lennox Lewis who won his first 25 professional fights. He fought Evander Holyfield to a 12 round draw and 8 months later beat him in by unanimous decision in 12 rounds. The other two signers are Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield, both participants of the infamous "Bite Fight" in which Mike Tyson bit off a piece of Holyfield's earlobe.

This is an Everlast  boxing glove autographed by former middleweight champ Emile Griffith. Griffith is the first fighter from the US Virgin Islands to become a world champion. He was a busy fighter having won 85 fights while losing 24 with 2 draws and 1 no-decision.

This is an Everlast boxing glove autographed by former Lightweight and Cruiserweight, Bobby Czyz. He also signed it "Best Shop" for his training gym. Cyzy was a member of the 1980 United States Amatuer Boxing Team whose members all died in a POL Polish Airlines crash in Poland. Due to an auto accident a week earlier he was not on the plane.

This is an Everlast autographed boxing glove signed by middleweight champ Joey Giardello.  Joey, whose real name was Carmine Tilelli, used his cousin's name to enlist in the service underage.

This is an 8 x 10 b/w autographed photo of middleweight champ Joey Giardello, framed.