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BCN 205 Woodland Park no.260 Georgetown, TX 78633 july-august 2011 The Gallery FIRST CLASS MAIL BCN on the web at www.boxingcollectors.com The number on your label is the last issue of your subscription PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.HEAVYWEIGHTCOLLECTIBLES.COM FOR RARE, HARD-TO-FIND BOXING ITEMS SUCH AS, POSTERS, AUTOGRAPHS, VINTAGE PHOTOS, MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, ETC. WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING TO PURCHASE UNIQUE ITEMS. PLEASE CONTACT LOU MANFRA AT Tom Sharkey (above), Chappie Moran, Jack 718-979-9556 OR EMAIL US AT Taylor, Richie Mitchell and Denis kicks off, "Nolan's World." Heeee's baaaack. And you'll never guess what he's got to show [email protected] you from his collection (no peeking). 16 1 JO SPORTS, INC. 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OSCAR BONAVENA SIGNED PHOTO:5” x 7 ¼” inscribed 70 Against All Odds autographed book by Larry Holmes $50 each photo in blue marker; Excellent.$300 71 Larry Holmes 8”x10” UPI, 8”x10” color photos autographed $50 112 Samuel Peter 8”x10” autographed color photo 5 different poses WBC 3. “PANAMA” AL BROWN INK SIGNATURE:Ink signature each Heavy Weight Champion $100 on 3 ½” x 4 ½” album page; Circa 1931; Excellent.$375 72 Larry Holmes typed letter good content autographed $50 113 Franco de Piccoli 2 different 5”x7” BxW magazine photos auto- 4. GEORGES CARPENTIER ORIGINAL POSTER: 47 ½” x 73 Evander Holyfi eld 8”x10” autographed color photo $150 graphed. 1960 Olympic Gold medal heavy weight champion $100 each 63” artistic poster by Don; On linen; Circa 1920’s; Excel- 74 Akihko Honda 8”x10” BxW photo autographed in Japanese very tough autograph of the new hofer $150 114 Jerry Quarry 5”x7” color and BxW magazine photos autographed lent.$3,500 75 Al Hostak 8”x10” color and BxW magazine photos autographed $100 each 5. JAMES J.CORBETT EYE OF DEATH POSTER (1919):40” personalized $50 115 Sugar Ray Robinson cut autograph personalized $150 x 78” lithographic poster on linen; Circa 1919; Excel- 76 Sultan Ibragimov 8”x10” autographed color photo Heavyweight 116 Edwin Rosario 8”x10” BxW magazine photo autographed of this lent.$2,500 Champion $100 deceased champ $100 6. JAMES J. JEFFRIES INK SIGNATURE:Bold ink 3 ½” long 77 Sultan Ibragimov/Wladamir Klitschko autographed by both on a 117 John Ruiz 8”x10” autographed color photo $50 signature on blank back of letter. Circa 1948; Excellent.$750 window card from the 2/23/08 fi ght $150 118 Lou Salica 8”x10” BxW photo autographed $75 7. STANLEY KETCHEL INK SIGNATURE ON 78 Beau Jack 8”x10” BxW magazine 3 different autographed $40 119 Eligio Sardinas aka Kid Chocolate autograph on a bill some water damage not effecting the autograph. Very rare autograph $300 POSTCARD:Signed in ink, “Young Ketchel.” Postcard to Ol- 79 Ingemar Johansson 8”x10” BxW photos autographed $75 80 Kevin Johnson 8”x10” autographed color photo The King-Pin $75 120 Max Schmeling 8”x10” BxW photo autographed 2 different poses lie Ketchel dated 1905.Extremely rare. Excellent Condition. 3 81 Vitali Klitschko 8”x10” autographed color photo $75 $100 ½” x 5 ½.”$7,500 82 Raging Bull by Jake LaMotta autographed Library copy $75 121 Max Schmeling 3 different 5”x7” BxW magazine photos auto- 8. JERRY QUARRY FIGHT WORN ROBE (FRAZIER 83 Jake LaMotta 8”x10” color magazine photo autographed signed Rag- graphed $50 FIGHT-1969):June 23, 1969; Pinkish red; Knee length; Ex- ing Bull personalized $75 122 Ed Schuyler 8”x10” BxW photo autographed $75 cellent. Video & LOA.$2,500 84 Roland LaStarza 8”x10” color magazine autographed personalized 123 Bruce Seldon 8”x10” autographed color photo tough autograph of the 9. JOHN L. SULLIVAN INK SIGNATURE (1894):Bold ink $100 former heavyweight champion $75 signature dated Nov. 4th, 1894. 2 ¾” x 5.” Excellent.$1,750 85 Rex Layne 3x4 BxW magazine photo autographed $25 124 Jack Sharkey 8”x10” BxW photo autographed personalized $200 125 Earnie Shavers 8”x10” BxW photo autographed personalized $20 10. DEMPSEY-GIBBONS ORIGINAL PANORAMA PHOTO 86 Sugar Ray Leonard 8”x10” color magazine photo autographed or SI cover autographed $50 126 Billy Soose 8”x10” color magazine photo autographed $25 (1923):July 4, 1923; 8” x 30 ¼”; Excellent. $3,500 87 Gus Lesnevich 8”x10” BxW photo autographed personalized $75 127 Leon Spinks 8”x10” autographed color photo $20 88 Lennox Lewis 8”x10” autographed color photo $50 128 Michael Spinks 8”x10” autographed color photo $75 89 Sergei Liakhovich 8”x10” autographed color photo of the newest 129 Antonio Tarver 8”x10” autographed color photo $50 heavy weight championship from Russia $150 130 Antonio Tarver 3”x5” autograph $25 90 Danny Little Red Lopez 8”x10” BxW photo autographed $100 131 John Tate 8”x10” sepia photo autographed $100 91 Ricardo Lopez 8”x10” autographed color photo $25 132 Ernie Terrell 8”x10” BxW photo autographed $50 92 Tommy Loughran 8”x10” BxW magazine photo autographed person- 133 Pinklon Thomas 8”x10” autographed color photo $50 alized $100 134 Joe Tipman autographed BxW postcard picture of his Tavern $200 93 Sammy Mandell 3”x5” autograph with special inscription former 135 Marcel Thil autographed Picture postcard Champion du Monde de light weight champion of the world $100 Boxe $350 94 Rocky Marciano 3”x5” autograph or album page Absolutely mint 136 James Toney 8”x10” autographed color photo with championship $750 each belt $75 95 Sergio Martinez 2 different 8”x10” color photos autographed $75 137 Jose Torres 8”x10” BxW photo autographed $75 each 138 Bruce Trampler 8”x10” BxW photo autographed $75 WANTED: 96 Vince Martinez 8”x10” color magazine photo autographed personal- 139 Felix Trinidad 8”x10” autographed color photo $75 Autographs, Antique & Wire Photos, Cabinet ized $50 140 David Tua 8”x10” autographed color photo $30 Cards, Rare Books, Posters, Programs, Tick- 97 Oleg Maskaev 8”x10” autographed color photo. 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    2019 Ocean Business Plaza Building, Av. Aquilino de la Guardia and 47 St., 14th Floor, Office 1405 Panama City, Panama Phone: +507 203-7681 www.wbaboxing.com WORLD BOXING ASSOCIATION GILBERTO JESUS MENDOZA PRESIDENT OFFICIAL RATINGS AS OF FEBRUARY Based on results held from 01st to February 28th, 2019 CHAIRMAN VICE CHAIRMAN MIGUEL PRADO SANCHEZ - PANAMA GUSTAVO PADILLA - PANAMA [email protected] [email protected] The WBA President Gilberto Jesus Mendoza has been acting as interim MEMBERS ranking director for the compilation of this ranking. The current GEORGE MARTINEZ - CANADA director Miguel Prado is on a leave of absence for medical reasons. JOSE EMILIO GRAGLIA - ARGENTINA MARIANA BORISOVA - BULGARIA Over 200 Lbs / 200 Lbs / 175 Lbs / HEAVYWEIGHT CRUISERWEIGHT LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT Over 90.71 Kgs 90.71 Kgs 79.38 Kgs WBA SUPER CHAMPION: ANTHONY JOSHUA GBR WBA SUPER CHAMPION: OLEKSANDR USYK UKR WORLD CHAMPION: MANUEL CHARR LIB WORLD CHAMPION: BEIBUT SHUMENOV KAZ WORLD CHAMPION: DMITRY BIVOL RUS WBA GOLD CHAMPION: JOE JOYCE GBR WBA GOLD CHAMPION: ARSEN GOULAMIRIAN ARM WBC: DEONTAY WILDER WBC: OLEKSANDR USYK WBC: OLEKSANDR GVOZDYK IBF: ANTHONY JOSHUA WBO: ANTHONY JOSHUA IBF: OLEKSANDR USYK WBO: OLEKSANDR USYK IBF: ARTUR BETERBIEV WBO: SERGEY KOVALEV 1. TREVOR BRYAN INTERIM CHAMP USA 1. YUNIEL DORTICOS CUB 1. MARCUS BROWNE INTERIM CHAMP USA 2. JARRELL MILLER USA 2. ANDREW TABITI USA 2. SULLIVAN BARRERA CUB 3. FRES OQUENDO PUR 3. RYAD MERHY INT CIV 3. FELIX VALERA LAC DOM 4. DILLIAN WHYTE JAM 4. YURY KASHINSKY RUS 4. SVEN FORNLING SWE 5. OTTO WALLIN SWE 5. MURAT GASSIEV RUS 5. JOSHUA BUATSI INT GHA 6.
  • Mccall – OQUENDO IBF INTER CONTINENTAL HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE CLASH TOMORROW NIGHT LIVE on GFL

    Mccall – OQUENDO IBF INTER CONTINENTAL HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE CLASH TOMORROW NIGHT LIVE on GFL

    McCALL – OQUENDO IBF INTER CONTINENTAL HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE CLASH TOMORROW NIGHT LIVE ON GFL CLICK TO ORDER THE FIGHT HOLLYWOOD, FLA/ NEW YORK (December 6, 2010)—TOMORROW night, a crossroads heavyweight fight between former Heavyweight champion Oliver McCall and former world title challenger Fres Oquendo will take place with huge implications for the winner. The bout will headline a card from the beautiful Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, Florida and will be seen around the world, LIVE on www.gofightlive.tv The bout will be for the IBF Intercontinental Heavyweight championship. The bout plus a full undercard can be seen LIVE at 7pm est. for just $9.99 by clicking: http://www.gofightlive.tv/Events/Fight/Boxing/Tuesday_Night_Fi ghts__McCall_Vs_Oquendo/894 With the consistent uncertainty in the Heavyweight division, the winner of this bout will get a big leg up in being able to once again compete for the Heavyweight championship of the world. McCall has a career that has spanned twenty-five years, has a record of 54-10 with thirty-seven knockouts. McCall has been in the ring with just about every big-time Heavyweight that has competed in the last quarter century as he has shared the ring with former undisputed champion James “Buster” Douglas (L 10); Former Cruiserweight champion Orlin Norris (L 10) ; Former WBA Heavyweight champion Bruce Seldon (TKO 9); former world title challenger Tony Tucker ( L 12) before shocking the world by stopping WBC Heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis with the right hand heard round the world on September 24, 1994. McCall made one defense against the legendary Larry Holmes before dropping the belt to Frank Bruno in Bruno’s homeland of England.