if you've ever been to the most famous boxing gym in the world, Gleason's Gym in Brooklyn, NY then you've seen this painting.  It's bright yellow background and vibrant colors hangs above while fighters from around the world put the work in day in and day out.  

Painted in 1984 by the famed LeRoy Neiman, this piece of art is timeless and perfect for any boxing fan.

Back logo is representative of Gleason's logo in 1984.

Officially licensed

Regular men's fit

100% cotton

Soft ink graphics

These gloves feature

- 100% top grain cowhide leather

- Injection-molded foam with an added layer of Gel at the core for a different padding experience than the normal One Series gloves.

- Ultra-soft microfiber lining 

- Rubberized label on cuff

- Vented palm for additional airflow.

- Lace closure

- Added support on the wrist so your wrist should never go backward while training.

- Mesh bag

On March 8, 1971 Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali fought in what came to be known as the "Fight of the century."  

This fight was a culmination of two of the best heavyweight boxers of an era after they both had cleared out all other challengers and finally were facing off.  The fight lived up to the tremendous hype and onlookers were left with a memory for the rest of their lives.

Shirt is 

50% Cotton / 50% Poly for a soft fit and feel

Soft ink graphics

Officially licensed

Athletic men's fit