70s Boxing Posters and Art Prints

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Muhmmad Ali retro

Muhammad Ali

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Rumble in the Jungle

Retro Apollo Creed

The Fight

Tribute to our legend Carl Weathers, since 1948 to 2024.

Boxing

RETRO STYLE - HAGLER TKO 3 HEARNS

Tribute to our legend Carl Weathers, since 1948 to 2024.

Get inspired to achieve greatness with the indomitable spirit of Balboa Boxing Academy! This design captures the essence of dedication, courage and perseverance in the world of boxing. Show your passion for the sport with this iconic representation of strength and honor in the ring!

Muhammad Ali

Get inspired to achieve greatness with the indomitable spirit of Balboa Boxing Academy! This design captures the essence of dedication, courage and perseverance in the world of boxing. Show your passion for the sport with this iconic representation of strength and honor in the ring!

The Greatest. The Louisville Lip. The People's Champion.

Music and yoga

"Ali, Bomaye!"

Smokin Joe Frazier

Let's Create Peace

VINTAGE RETRO STYLE - Hagler vs Hearns 80S

Ali Bumaye

Barudak Well

Muhammad Ali

Original painting of Muhammad Ali.

Carl Weathers (January 14, 1948 – February 1, 2024) was an American actor, director and football linebacker

Tone Color Wave

Combat du siecle - Fight of the century

RETRO STYLE - KING HAGLER

Retro Apollo Design

Max Holloway Design by chelinbroga

This design was inspired by the 1976 Sylvester Stallone classic, Rocky. The hard nosed, battle scarred, tough as nail manager of Rocky Balboa. The pain and experience as a young fighter without any coaching and managing in his hay day led to a shortened professional boxing career. Mickey sees the raw talent in Rocky and through hardship and guidance, they forged a lasting bond beyond boxing.

*This original fight poster from 1972 boasts a bold array of colors, while the Japanese script spells out "Black Power". Truly an epic piece of 1970s graphic design!