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The most revered, feared and infamous fighter of his or any other generation, 'Iron Mike' Tyson remains the youngest man in boxing history to win the WBC, WBA and IBF heavyweight titles as he became undisputed world champion in the late 1980s. Tyson made his professional debut in 1985 in New York, knocking out Hector Mercedes in the first round, and earned himself a burgeoning reputation for his brutal, explosive style with 18 further victories by knockout. The following year he was handed his first world title fight against Trevor Berbick, the reigning WBC champion. The bout lasted less than two rounds when Tyson was handed victory by a TKO and at the age of 20 years and four months, he was the youngster ever heavyweight world champion. Tyson unified the heavyweight division with defeats of James Smith for the WBA belt and Tony Tucker, to claim the IBF title and by the end of 1987, he was the undisputed heavyweight champion. The first professional defeat of his career came in 1990 in one of sport's greatest ever upsets when he was knocked out by no-hoper James 'Buster' Douglas in the 10th round of their fight in Tokyo and it was to be six years before he held a world title again after defeating Frank Bruno. The latter years of his career were mired in controversy, most notoriously when he was disqualified for biting Evander Holyfield's ear in 1997 and his last big bout came in 2002 when he faced Lennox Lewis in Memphis but was knocked out in the eighth round by a right hook. But despite his well-documented problems, Tyson remains one of boxing's all-time greats and the sport has yet to produce another fighter with his raw aggression, speed, power and ability to grab the public's attention. Own a piece of sporting history Mike Tyson was quite simply one of the most feared heavyweights boxers in the history of the sport. This Mike Tyson glove is personally signed by Tyson himself and is a spectacular item of boxing memorabilia. Each glove also comes with a certificate of authenticity.

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At A1 Sporting Memorabilia, authenticity means everything - because it means everything to you.

Every signed product is issued with an official Certificate of Authenticity (COA), personally verified by our CEO, guaranteeing that every item has been genuinely hand-signed.

We believe our COAs are among the best in the world, providing you with complete peace of mind and protecting your investment for the future.

Each COA includes a number of security features to safeguard authenticity and prevent duplication or tampering.

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Premium printing and paper

Our Certificates are printed on high-quality, heavyweight textured paper, with sharp, intricate designs to prevent counterfeiting.

Integrated product or signing image

Where available, each Certificate features either a sample image of the signed product or a photo of the individual signing it, offering visual proof of authenticity.

Please note: Images are for illustration purposes only. Signature size and placement may vary.

Bespoke hologram seal

A custom A1 Sporting Memorabilia hologram, shimmering and animated when tilted, is applied to every Certificate for added security.

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Every item’s authentication code and product name are printed onto the Certificate. Enter the code on our website to view detailed product information and, where available, photographic proof of the signing.

Personally verified by our CEO

Every Certificate is personally verified and signed off by our CEO to guarantee the item’s authenticity.

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