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1987 Sugar Ray Leonard Vs Marvin Hagler Boxing Match VIP Pass Ticket Caesars HOCKEY VARIOUS and signed in black pen R2 - L5

Name: 1987 Sugar Ray Leonard Vs Marvin Hagler Boxing Match VIP Pass Ticket Caesars HOCKEY VARIOUS and signed in black pen R2 - L5
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1987 Sugar Ray Leonard Vs Marvin Hagler Boxing Match VIP Pass Ticket Caesars HOCKEY VARIOUS and signed in black pen R2 L5 and signed in black pen very clear and presentable Johnson is an American businessman and former professional basketball player “VOID” written in pen on front Final fight of Hagler's career

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