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BOXING Manny Pacquiao v Ricky Hatton, Light Welterweight Championship, MGM Grand, Las Vegas. May 2, 2009. Ian Darke Size:A2 (framed print) A print of Rob Hawthorne's

BOXING Manny Pacquiao v Ricky Hatton, Light Welterweight Championship, MGM Grand, Las Vegas. May 2, 2009. Ian Darke Size:A2 (framed print) A print of Rob Hawthorne'sA high quality print of Ian Darkes original commentary notes for the fight between Manny Pacquaio and Ricky Hatton in Las Vegas. Why we love this sheet? Despite the hordes of Hatton's Manchester faithful descending on the Strip, It was the Pacman that proved too strong knocking out he Hitman in two brutal rounds underlying why he is one of the greatest pound for pound fighters. Available as an A2 framed print or an A2 print only. The wrapped MDF

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A print of Rob Hawthorne's original commentary notes from the Premier League match between West Ham United and Arsenal on November 30

A print of David Stowell's  original commentary notes from the EFL League Two Play Off Final match between Mansfield Town and Port Vale at Wembley Stadium on 28 May

A high quality print of Ian Darke’s original commentary notes for the featherweight title fight between Prince Naseem Hamed and Steve Robinson at Cardiff Arms Park

It was the seventh win in ten races for Championship leader

Why we loves this sheet

BOXING Manny Pacquiao v Ricky Hatton, Light Welterweight Championship, MGM Grand, Las Vegas. May 2, 2009. Ian Darke Size:A2 (framed print) A print of Rob Hawthorne'sA high quality print of Ian Darkes original commentary notes for the fight between Manny Pacquaio and Ricky Hatton in Las Vegas. Why we love this sheet? Despite the hordes of Hatton's Manchester faithful descending on the Strip, It was the Pacman that proved too strong knocking out he Hitman in two brutal rounds underlying why he is one of the greatest pound for pound fighters. Available as an A2 framed print or an A2 print only. The wrapped MDF

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