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ROBINSON, SUGAR RAY-ARMAND VANUCCI ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1963) Carter-Rubin
ROBINSON, SUGAR RAY-ARMAND VANUCCI ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1963) Carter-Rubin
ROBINSON, SUGAR RAY-ARMAND VANUCCI ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1963) Carter-Rubin
ROBINSON, SUGAR RAY-ARMAND VANUCCI ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1963) Carter-Rubin
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ROBINSON, SUGAR RAY-ARMAND VANUCCI ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1963) Carter-Rubin "Hurricane Both shots taken in the

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ROBINSON, SUGAR RAY ARMAND VANUCCI ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1963) Carter Rubin "Hurricane Both shots taken in the Both shots taken in the late 1980's Tyson demolished Spinks and knocked him out in the 1st round to win the undisputed heavyweight title This antique wire photo from the Robinson Vanucci bout is 5 1 4" x 7 Presented here is an antique wire photo from this bout (BE)

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