Glove previously used by Johnny Belize. Johnny was the son of the local butcher. Johnny became well known in the neighborhood by delivering his father's sausage. His father used his connections to make sure Johnny always had the best boxing equipment. Johnny always looked good, and made sure people knew it.

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Glove was used by Raymond Lacroix. Ray always wanted to play hockey for the Canadiens. He was a good skater and destined to be a great one. Then, at the age of fifteen, Ray dressed up as a moose on a float in the annual St. Patrick's Day parade. He was teased a lot after the parade, but the name stuck when he began to box.

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Glove worn by Paul Adams. Paul's family tree started with the early American settlers. Paul grew up feeling he had to protect his family's legacy in America. He always defended the country and stood proudly during the pledge of allegiance in school.

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Glove belonged to Lorenzo Villa. Lorenzo's family are descendants of the famous Mexican rebel general, Pancho Villa. Lorenzo knew of Pancho and pretended to be him when leading his little band of friends in the neighborhood. Lorenzo became a true leader when he became captain of his boxing team and led them to championships throughout Mexico.

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Glove belonged to Billy Lucas. Billy grew up in the wheat fields of middle America. His strength comes from his days working on the family farm. Billy started his boxing career like many others, with many bad losses. He eventually became world class, but many still believe his goofiness came from one too many sucker punches.

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Glove came from Rudy Alvarez. Rudy grew up with only a few toys. His favorite was his jump rope. He would jump every day, all day. These timeless workouts became a great advantage when he started boxing. He never knew his favorite toy would become such a blessing.

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Glove comes from Masaki Tsunekawa. Masaki's older brothers were successful Rikishi (official Sumo) wrestlers in Japan. Masaki wanted to be a Rikishi like his brothers, but he just didn't grow. He had to turn in his Mawashi for boxing gloves.

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Former glove of Chris Powers. Chris grew up near the Texas Motor Speedway. He and his friends went to the races often. Chris was attracted by the speed and adrenaline provided inside the speedway. Racing is his second love.

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Glove from Percy Slacks. Percy grew up under the glamour and lights of Hollywood. When he wasn't at the gym, Percy could be found in the movie theater. He always liked the leading man role and he would walk the streets as if he was a movie star himself.

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Former glove of Bubba Reynolds. Bubba was a leader as long as his mother could remember. It was always Bubba who was the team captain or the one deciding what he and his friends should do. Bubba was also the one who looked after the group to make sure everyone was safe and having fun.

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Past microphone used by Danny Richards. Danny studied drama, but he was always an avid sports fan. He had a few boxer friends who asked him to announce a tournament at their gym. After one event, he was hooked.

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Former glove of referee James Pardon. James was always the level headed kid growing up. He was the one breaking up fights, not starting them. James was known as a mediator on the block. He helped keep his friends out of trouble.

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