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LAMOTTA, JAKE-KEN STRIBLING ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1948) Conteh-John Hagan turned pro in the
LAMOTTA, JAKE-KEN STRIBLING ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1948) Conteh-John Hagan turned pro in the
LAMOTTA, JAKE-KEN STRIBLING ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1948) Conteh-John Hagan turned pro in the
LAMOTTA, JAKE-KEN STRIBLING ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1948) Conteh-John Hagan turned pro in the
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LAMOTTA, JAKE-KEN STRIBLING ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1948) Conteh-John Hagan turned pro in the

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LAMOTTA, JAKE KEN STRIBLING ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1948) Conteh John Hagan turned pro in the Hagan turned pro in the 1890's and won the World Light Heavyweight title with a win over Bob Fitzsimmons in 1905 clean front and back and virtually no wear This antique photo of the LaMotta Stribling bout is 6 1 2" x 8 1 2 Presented here is an antique photo from this bout

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