Muhammad Ali vs Sonny Liston Full Tickets and Press

The 1964 Press Pass to the interview room at the Miami Beach Convention Hall where Cassius Clay became the Heavyweight Champion of the World after Liston couldn't continue. Remarkable press pass from

Muhammad Ali vs. Sonny Liston Full Ticket May 25, 1965 Standing Room $25 #100

Muhammad Ali Vs Sonny Liston Signed Picture Montage, Framed For additional pictures and videos please check our website at www.jamesauctioneers.london

DESCRIPTION: A Muhammad Ali Vs. Sonny Liston Photograph signed by Muhammad Ali. Stickered along the back with CSA Certificate of Authenticity.CIRCA: 20th Cent.ORIGIN: USADIMENSIONS: H: 26" W: 22"CONDI

25th May 1965, First Minute, First Round, 38 1/2 x 14 1/2 inches

Muhammad Ali vs Sonny Liston Canvas Art. Measures 36" x 24". Condition; has one bump on canvas on center

Bronze grouping. Muhammad Ali vs. Sonny Liston. Inscribed Mauchi and numbere 12/100. Marble base; 14in.H. x 14.5in.W.

[BOXING]. ALI, Muhammad (1942-2016). Cassius Clay vs. Sonny Liston World Championship souvenir program. 1964. 4to. Original program for the closed-circuit television broadcast of the legendary bout be

Framed Photograph Muhammad Ali 1965 Match! Inscriptions read 25TH MAY 1965 MUHAMMAD ALI VS SONNY LISTON… FIRST MINUTE FIRST ROUND, Ali is seen standing over Sonny Liston as he has taken a few hi

4 CHAMPIONSHIPS FINALS BOXING TICKETS ALI & MORE Lot of four boxing tickets, to include full ticket Patterson Vs. Liston Sept. 25, 1962 in Chicago Ill., PSA graded NM - MT 8, Ali Vs Patterson Nov. 22,

Three Muhammad Ali Signed Photos, all 8" x 10", black and white including: Sonny Liston Knock out, boxing in front of press and boxers pose. CONDITION: Very good.

Muhammad Ali/ Sonny Liston/ George Foreman Framed and Signed Photo. Top photo is Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston with the first-round controversial "Phantom Punch" knockout for the World Heavyweight Cha

Autographed by Muhammad Ali, comes with an auction letter from James Spence. This is number 613 out of 7,500, from the 1965 Lewiston Maine fight. Has the boxes for figures, depicts Ali in his famous p

Relive one of the greatest moments in boxing history with this autographed 16" x 20" photograph capturing Muhammad Ali's iconic victory over Sonny Liston. Includes rare "Muhammad Ali aka Cassius Clay"

Muhammad Ali Taunting Sonny Liston With Signature (Framed). 24" x 28"

This is a Bronze Sculpture of Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston's second round fight. The ending of the second fight remains one of the most controversial in boxing history, a unforgettable moment for tru

This is a Bronze Sculpture of Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston's second round fight. This hand made Sculpture is signed by artist Thomas, original piece featuring the historic boxing event between the le

A limited edition lithograph print of "The Greatest" featuring Muhammad Ali. The image depicts Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston in their 1965 rematch with the Looney Tunes characters. The piece is hand s

Limited edition print from original negative; Features Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston in Maine. Limited edition AP1 of 27. Originally taken in 1966. Boxer Sonny Liston was out for the count in first ro

A vintage 1960s framed bnw photograph depicting a moment from one of the two boxing matches between Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston for the World Heavyweight Championship. The first fight took place in

Hot selling artist Shane Bowden, hand signed, limited edition of his Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston painting. Image: 14 x 15 inches. Paper: 18 x 24 inches. Shane Bowden is a Neo Expressionist painter,

A Muhammad Ali and Sonny Liston Fuji crystal archival photograph titled _Phantom Punch_. The black and white image depicts Ali beating his chest in victory over Liston's supine body on the ring floor.

This is a Bronze Sculpture of Muhammad Ali and Sonny Listons second round fight. The ending of the second fight remains one of the most controversial in boxing history, a unforgettable moment for true

DESCRIPTION: An amazing 24 x 30 original oil painting by well listed American artist Joseph Sheppard. It shows one of the most important moments in the history of sports. This is the ending of the wor