Muhammad Ali and famed sports artist Doug London have personally hand signed this magnificent 39 1/2" x 28 1/4" limited edition canvas giclee print titled "Clay KOs Liston in 60 Seconds" with a silver paint pen in July of 2004. The artwork captures the defining moments of one of the most prominent fights in career of Muhammad Ali depicting that famous moment, when after dropping Sony Liston with a short stiff right to the jaw, Ali stood over the woozy Liston taunting him to "Get Up!" These prints that were signed by Muhammad Ali in silver back in 2004 were limited to only 30 (15 regular edition, 15 AP). The artwork is elegantly matted and framed and measures approximately 45" x 34". These rare prints are authenticated by OnlineAuthentics.com, a company that was set up by Muhammad Ali's Management Company to ensure verification of memorabilia signed by Muhammad Ali. Each individual print is accompanied by the Original Blue OnlineAuthentics.com Certificate of Registration. The COA and its registration number allow collectors to verify their prints at any time, from anywhere by simply entering the registration number into the OnlineAuthentics website. The information displayed online by OnlineAuthentics.com for each print will be publicly available forever, so a person's investment will always be protected. Each individual print also has an OnlineAuthentics.com tamper seal with a matching registration number affixed to the lower right of the print. For a serious collector desirous of having a comprehensive collection of Muhammad Ali, one of these stunning autographed Muhammad Ali canvas giclee prints would represent the jewel in the crown of their Muhammad Ali collection. Muhammad Ali is still alive, but as is the case with any cultural icon, the advancing of time tends to make the legend grow and the price tags for a link to the legend will grow right along with it. Without a question of a doubt, Muhammad Ali is one of the most recognized people on this entire planet. These historical prints, personally hand signed by this three-time World Champion, whom many consider to be the Greatest Heavyweight Champion of all-time and the athlete whom TIME Magazine declared the greatest of the twentieth century are a prestigious acquisition for any private or corporate collection.

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