Signed Muhammad Ali Memorabilia | Photos, Autographs

JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser.

Welcome to our new website!

Skip to Content

MENU SEARCH

Search

Menu

Account

Settings

WORLDWIDE DELIVERYTracked orders globally

MONEY BACK GUARANTEEQuick and easy returns process

FREE EXPRESS SHIPPINGon UK orders over £50

NEXT DAY UK DELIVERYorder by 12pm, unframed items only

Home
Boxing
Ali

“I am the greatest,” declared Muhammad Ali and it is impossible to disagree with him. And not only the greatest boxer of all time but one of the most charismatic and best recognised celebrities across the world.

Born Cassius Clay, he became a Golden Gloves champion in 1959 and an Olympic champion the following year. He made his professional debut on October 29, 1960, winning a six-round bout over Tunney Hunsaker. Ali won all of his bouts in the 1960s, the majority of them by knockout.

Muhammad Ali Signed Boxing Glove (PSA DNA 4A53395)

£1,999.99
Muhammad Ali Signed Boxing Glove (PSA DNA 4A53408)

£1,999.99
Muhammad Ali Signed Boxing Glove In Gift Box (PSA DNA 4A53408)

£2,014.99
Muhammad Ali Signed Boxing Glove In Display Case (PSA DNA 4A53408)

£2,049.99
OUT OF STOCK
Muhammad Ali Signed Lithograph

£1,499.99
OUT OF STOCK
Muhammad Ali Signed Boxing Glove (PSA DNA 3A96850)

£1,999.99
OUT OF STOCK
Muhammad Ali Signed Boxing Glove In Gift Box (PSA DNA 4A54131)

£2,014.99
OUT OF STOCK
Muhammad Ali Signed Boxing Glove In Gift Box (PSA DNA 4A53395)

£2,014.99
OUT OF STOCK
Muhammad Ali Signed Boxing Glove In Display Case (PSA DNA 4A53395)

£2,049.99
OUT OF STOCK
Muhammad Ali Signed Boxing Glove In Display Case (PSA DNA 4A54131)

£2,049.99
OUT OF STOCK
Deluxe Framed Muhammad Ali Signed Boxing Glove (PSA DNA 3A96851)

£2,149.99

He overcame British heavyweight champion Henry Cooper in 1963, despite at one stage being knocked to the floor, and then knocked out Sonny Liston in 1964 to become the heavyweight champion of the world.

After putting his boxing career on hold by becoming a conscientious objector during the Vietnam war, he returned to the ring in 1970 and in 1971 fought Joe Frazier in what was known as the Fight of the Century. Although Frazier won the bout, Ali won the rematch in 1974.

Also in 1974 was the Rumble in the Jungle against George Foreman. Lasting more than 14 rounds, Ali emerged victorious from the brutal match.

Retiring in 1981, Ali announced he had Parkinson’s disease in 1984, and has since devoted his life to philanthropy.

Ali sadly passed away in 2016, leaving a legacy of greatness behind.

FILTER