Signed Nigel Benn Glove in Domed Frame Featuring Conor Benn in photos

Name: Signed Nigel Benn Glove in Domed Frame Featuring Conor Benn in photos
Brand: Conor Benn
SKU: 351
Availability: InStock

£325.00

Celebrate the explosive career of “The Dark Destroyer” with this authentic Nigel Benn signed boxing glove, beautifully presented in a premium dome display frame. Personally hand-signed by the British boxing legend, this collectible captures the power and charisma that made Benn one of the most thrilling fighters of his era.

Nigel Benn, a two-weight world champion (Middleweight & Super Middleweight), is renowned for his legendary battles with Chris Eubank, Gerald McClellan, and others. His autograph remains one of the most sought-after signatures in British boxing history.

✅ Product Details:

Glove Presentation: Mounted in a stylish dome frame for elegant display
Includes: Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
Condition: Excellent / ready to hang
Delivery: Secure UK

Signed Tribute glove to son Conor Benn

Conor Benn is a British professional boxer, born in 1996, and the son of former world champion Nigel Benn. Nicknamed <strong>“The Destroyer,”</strong> he fights at welterweight and has built a reputation for aggression, power, and ambition. After turning pro in 2016, he won the WBA Continental title and defended it multiple times. His career has been marked by controversy: in 2023 he was provisionally suspended for a failed drug test, but a panel later cleared him. Despite the turbulence, he remains a high-profile figure in British boxing, combining legacy, skill, and marketability.

Nigel Benn is a former British professional boxer known for his ferocious power and all-action fighting style, earning him the nickname “The Dark Destroyer.” Rising to prominence in the late 1980s and 1990s, he became a two-weight world champion, capturing titles at middleweight and super-middleweight. Benn’s intense rivalries—particularly with Chris Eubank—helped define a golden era of British boxing. Revered for his aggression, heart, and explosive knockouts, he remains one of the UK’s most iconic fighters