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*The Following Are 50 Tapes Priced at $25 Each, Two Or More $45 Plus $20 *The following are 50 tapes priced at $25 each, two or more $45 plus $20 each additional tape:: (Recorded on t-160 vhs tapes) The following tapes are all approximately 2 hrs. 40 min. in duration: 1. Muhammad Ali - Pietryzkowski (1960 Rome olympics -gold medal bout), Joe Frazier - Bob Foster, Muhammad Ali - Joe Frazier I, II 2. Muhammad Ali - Ken Norton trilogy (all 3 fights) 3. Roberto Duran - “Sugar” Ray Leonard I, II, Thomas Hearns - Jose “Pipino Cuevas 4. “Sugar” Ray Leonard - Thomas Hearns I, II 6. Muhammad Ali - Charles “Sonny” Liston I, II, George Foreman, Henry Cooper II, “Cleveland” Williams 7. George Foreman - Ionis Chupolis (1968 olympic gold medal), Ted Gullick, Joe Frazier I, Ken Norton, Ron Lyle, Gerry Cooney, Michael Moorer 8. Joe Frazier - Oscar Bonevena I, Jerry Quarry I, Jimmy Ellis I, Bob Foster, Manuel Ramos, Joe Bugner, plus Frazier interview on Charles Grodin show 9. Roberto Duran - Benny Huertas (silent), Hiroshi Kobayashi, Ken Buchanon, Iran Barkley, early Duran career highlights and singing with his band 10. Roberto Duran - Vilomar Fernandez, Carlos Palomino, Jose “Pipino” Cuevas, Davey Moore, HBO “little giants” special on Duran 11. “Sugar” Ray Robinson - Jake LaMotta VI, Randy Turpin II (pts. of all 10 rds. -17 min.), Rocky Graziano, Carl “Bobo” Olson III, Gene Fullmer II (rds. 1,3,4,5 ko), Carmen Basilio II (main event), ESPN2 career special (12 min.) 12. Lennox Lewis - Michael Grant, Derrick Jefferson- Maurice Harris, Hasim Rahman - Corrie Sanders, Michael Moorer - Bert Cooper 13. Wilfredo Gomez - Lupe Pintor, Edwin Rosario - Jose Luis Rameriz II, Marvin Hagler - John “The Beast” Mugabi 14. David Reid - Felix Trinidad, Oscar Delahoya - “Sugar” Shane Mosley 15. Ike Ibeabuchi - David Tua, Evander Holyfield - Michael Moorer II, Arturo Gatti - Wilson Rodriguez 16. Mathew Saad Muhammad - Alvaro “Yaqui” Lopez I, II, Marvin Johnson II 17. Thomas Hearns - Jose “Pipino” Cuevas, Wilfred Benitez, Roberto Duran, Juan Roldan 18. Larry Holmes - Ken Norton, “Sugar” Ray Leonard - Willie “Fireball” Rodriguez, Marvin Hagler - “Sugar” Ray Leonard, Marvin Hagler - Thomas Hearns 19. Bobby Chacon - Rafael “Bazooka” Limon IV, Cornelius Boza-Edwards II, Iran Barkley - Michael Olajide, Marvin Hagler - William “Caveman” Lee 20. Mike Tyson - Lorenzo Canady, Sammy Scaff, Marvis Frazier, Trevor Berbick, Larry Holmes, Michael Spinks, Alex Stewart, Julius Francis 21. Evander Holyfield - Dwight Muhammad Qawi I, Mike Tyson I, II 22. Mark Breland - Marlon Starling I, Aaron Davis, Nigel Benn - Gerald McClellan 23. Archie Moore - Yvon Durelle I, Larry Holmes - Earnie Shavers I, Evander Holyfield - Michael Dokes 24. Aaron Pryor - Dujuan Johnson, Alexis Arguello I, II 25. Alexis Arguello - Ruben Olivares, Ray Mancini, Andy Ganigan, Kevin Rooney, Billy Costello 26. Salvador Sanchez - Wilfredo Gomez, Azumah Nelson, Wilfredo Gomez - Azumah Nelson (rds. 1 - 5, spanish, rds. 6 - 11, english), Sanchez tribute and early career highlights 27. Joe Louis - Primo Carnera (silent), Max Baer, Al Ettore, James Braddock, Nathan Mann, Max Schmeling II, Tony Galento, Buddy Baer I, Billy Conn I (pts. of all 13 rds. -21 min.) 28. Rocky Marciano - Rex Layne, Joe Louis, “Jersey” Joe Walcott I, Ezzard Charles II (pts. of all 8 rds. -16 min.), Archie Moore 29. Jack Dempsey - Jess Willard, Georges Carpentier, Luis Firpo, Jack Johnson - Tommy Burns (rds. 1,5,8,11,14 -15 min.), Stanley Ketchell (rds. 1,2,8,10,12 -15 min.), James Jefferies (training, sparring,etc. -16 min., prefight intro’s in ring -10 min., The Fight -21 min., postfight -1 min., silent -48 min. total), Sam Langford training + pt. of bout w/Bill Lang, silent -15 min.), “Jersey” Joe Walcott - “Ezzard Charles III, Tony Zale - Rocky Graziano III 30. Roy Jones - James Toney, Antoine Byrd, Vinny Pazienza, Montell Griffin II, Virgil Hill 31. Carmen Basilio - Tony DeMarco II, Emile Griffith - Benny “Kid” Paret III, Carlos Monzon - Tony LiCata, Charles “Sonny” Liston - “Cleveland” Williams II, Joe Louis - Al McCoy 32. Charles “Sonny” Liston - Henry Clark, George Foreman - Ron Lyle, Mike Tyson - James “Buster” Douglas (OVER) 33. Gerry Cooney - Ron Lyle, Ken Norton, Larry Holmes - Gerry Cooney (complete) with both fighters on Bob Hope special, prefight interview w/both fighters on CBS, prefight scuffle between Holmes and Cooney after Larry’s fight with Leon Spinks, the Holmes - Cooney fight, postfight interviews w/both fighters by Howard Cosell 34. Wilfred Benitez - Antonio “Kid Pambele” Cervantes, Carlos Palomino, Maurice Hope 35. Muhammad Ali - Oscar Bonevena, Ray Mancini - Livingstone Bramble II, Ray Mercer - Tommy Morrison 36. Riddick Bowe - Andrew Golota I, II, Earnie Shavers - Ken Norton, Jeff Sims 37. Jose “Pipino” Cuevas - Harold Weston, Hilmer Kenty - Sean O’Grady, Simon Brown - Tyrone Trice I 38. Ike Ibeabuchi - Chris Byrd, Arturo Gatti - Gabriel Ruelas, Johnny Tapia - Paulie Ayala 39. Wilfred Benitez - “Sugar” Ray Leonard (original 1979 ABC broadcast), Felix Trinidad - Fernando Vargas 40. Christie Martin - Beverly Szymanski, Suzie Melton, Sonya Donlevy, Sumaya Anani, Belinda Laracuente (contains footage of scuffle between Martin - Rijker before bout), Lucia Rijker - Brit Vansbuskirk, Mary Ann Almager, Marcela Acuna, Mia St. John - Chris Vado 41. Felix Trinidad - “Yory Boy” Campas, Ike Quartey - Vince Phillips, Oscar Delahoya - Julio Cesar Chavez II, James Page - Jose Luis Lopez 42. Gene Fullmer - Carmen Basilio I, “Kid” Gavilan - Chuck Davey, Carlos Ortiz - Johnny Bizzaro, Floyd Patterson - Charles “sonny” Liston I, II 43. Wilfred Benitez - Thomas Hearns, Marvin Hagler - Roberto Duran 44. Lupe Pintor - Juan “kid” Meza, Eusebio Pedroza - Patrick Ford, Mike Weaver - Gerrie Coetzee 45. Maurice Harris ko 9 Sergei Liakhovich -yr. 2002 heavyweight upset (Liakhovich handed 1st loss as a pro), George Jones ko 10 Beethavean Scottland (tragedy befalls an incredibly tough, brave warrior), Vernon Forrest w 12 Shane Mosley -yr. 2002 welterweight upset (Mosley handed 1st loss as a pro) 46. Cassius Clay - Alonzo Johnson, Joe Frazier - Joe Bugner, Larry Holmes - Randall “tex” Cobb 47. Mike Tyson - James Tillis, Frank Bruno I, Buster Mathis, jr., Muhammad Ali - Ron Lyle 48. Danny Lopez - Mike Ayala, Marvin Johnson - Eddie Gregory, Muhammad Ali - Al “blue” Lewis 49. Eusebio Pedroza - Rocky Lockridge I, Simon Brown - Terry Norris I, Mathew Saad Muhammad - John Conteh I 50. “Sugar” Ray Leonard - Armando Muniz, Thomas Hearns - Luis Primera, Roberto Duran - Victor Claudio, Michael Nunn - James Toney --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- Other tapes: George Chuvalo presents famous knockouts (some bouts are complete, some highlights) w/Young - Hairston, Murphy - Bucceroni, Johnson - Andrews II, Bassett - Perez, Giardello - Cartier, Troy, Jackson - Norkus, Valdez - Jackson, Pep - Perez, Castellani - Durando (1 hr. 40 min.) -$24 George Chuvalo presents famous knockouts (some bouts are complete, some hoghlights) w/Louis - Walcott, Cerdan - Walzack, Louis - Galento, B. Baer II, Graziano - Zale III, Lesnevich - Mills, Cerdan - Turpin, Baer - Galento, Cerdan - Manca, Zale, Louis -Schmeling II, M. Baer (1 hr. 47 min.) -$24 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- Boxing specials -all times given are approximations Ali - Frazier I “The fight of the century” madison square garden promo - 47 min. Ali and Quarry doing Cosell and Ali imitations, respectively -4 min. Boxing’s Great Champions from the past -40 min. Champions Forever (Ali, Frazier, Foreman, Norton, Holmes) -85 min. -$24 Rubin “hurricane” Carter interview -50 min. Duran - Benitez press conference (a short clip) and Duran career highlights -15 min. Duran “little giants” special -15 min. Duran singing and career highlights -15 min. Fabulous Four (Duran, Leonard, Hearns, Hagler) -83 min. -$24 The Perfect Punch -over 100 of the best ko’s ever w/Lewis, A. Nelson, Hamed, more -76 min -$24 ^both of the above on a t-160 (2 hr. 40 min. tape) for $35^ Fallen Champ (Mike Tyson) -93 min. -$12 Duran - Barkley fight w/pre and postfight- and- Duran--> “Beyond the Glory” documentary on the living legend -2 hrs. 40 min. tape $25 Great Heavyweight Champions -55 min. --> all Great one punch knockouts -30 min. -------> three Great Knockouts -30 min. -------------------> for $20 Grudge Fights - 59 min. -----------------------> both for Sonny Liston special (HBO) -59 min. -------> $20. Jack Johnson -Mike Tyson looks at his career - 10 min. Joe Louis -For All Time -89 min. -$20 Joe Louis discussing wrestling and in a wrestling match - 10 min. Great Middleweights - 40 min. “sugar” Ray Robinson tribute (CBS) -38 min. Trivia Challenge -sports trivia show with Muhammad Ali, Archie Moore, Ken Norton -25 min. Salvador Sanchez tribute (ABC) -15 min. Salvador Sanchez tribute including highlights of early bouts and parade honoring the 10th year anniversary of his death, with Chavez, Sanchez’s family, etc.-25 min. Duran and Camacho interview -15 min. Old Timers including Louis, LaMotta, Gavilan, Robinson, Graziano and many more in training sessions, sparring, press conferences, with family, etc. -2 hrs. -$20 Foreman workout in 1972 -4 min.. Muhammad Ali (a.k.a.Cassius Clay) -85 min. -$22 Chavez sparring heavy spectator -8 min. French made film about Mexican boxing with Chavez, Ali, Tyson (mostly in english) -60 min. Muhammad Ali challenges Wilt Chamberlain -2 min. Sonny Liston spars,
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