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SULLIVAN, JOHN L. ANTIQUE PHOTOGRAPH (1883) Posters (closed circuit/fight film) He retired after fighting Ben
SULLIVAN, JOHN L. ANTIQUE PHOTOGRAPH (1883) Posters (closed circuit/fight film) He retired after fighting Ben
SULLIVAN, JOHN L. ANTIQUE PHOTOGRAPH (1883) Posters (closed circuit/fight film) He retired after fighting Ben
SULLIVAN, JOHN L. ANTIQUE PHOTOGRAPH (1883) Posters (closed circuit/fight film) He retired after fighting Ben
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SULLIVAN, JOHN L. ANTIQUE PHOTOGRAPH (1883) Posters (closed circuit/fight film) He retired after fighting Ben

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SULLIVAN, JOHN L. ANTIQUE PHOTOGRAPH (1883) Posters (closed circuit fight film) He retired after fighting Ben He retired after fighting Ben Koch on June 17 Tyson won by decision after 12 rounds to successfully defend his WBA and WBC Heavyweight Titles and won the IBF Heavyweight Title winning it in 1882 from Paddy Ryan and losing it in 1892 to James J Sullivan from 1883 taken by noted New York photographer John Wood

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