‘The Thriller in Manila’ Joe Frazier Signed Photo with Ticket
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Widely considered one of the greatest heavyweight fights ever.
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Cemented Ali and Frazier’s rivalry as legendary.
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Showcased unbelievable heart, endurance, and willpower from both men.
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Often cited as the defining fight of Ali’s career—and the one that took the most out of him physically.
Size: 660 x 600mm
Joe Frazier was an American heavyweight boxing legend best known for his relentless pressure, powerful left hook, and historic rivalry with Muhammad Ali. The former Olympic gold medallist became the undisputed heavyweight champion in 1970 and defended his title in the famed 1971 “Fight of the Century,” where he handed Ali his first professional defeat. Tough, determined, and constantly pushing forward, Frazier remains one of the sport’s most iconic and respected champions
Muhammad Ali was an American heavyweight boxer and global cultural icon, celebrated for his extraordinary skill, charisma, and impact far beyond the ring. Born Cassius Clay, he won Olympic gold in 1960 and became a three-time world heavyweight champion, known for his unmatched speed, footwork, and the famous mantra “float like a butterfly, sting like a bee.” Ali’s outspoken personality, stance against the Vietnam War, and humanitarian work made him a symbol of courage and conviction. Widely regarded as “The Greatest,” his legacy endures as one of the most influential athletes in history.
