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Bernard Hopkins Autographed Everlast Boxing Glove
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About Bernard Hopkins Autographed Gloves

Famously dubbed as The Executioner and is often referred to as B-Hop, Bernard Hopkins is an American boxer who’s prominently recognized for his outstanding feat of being a ten-year middleweight world champion. More excellently, he triumphantly defended his title for an exceptional record of 20. Added to that, he became the first ever boxer to claim all four major boxing governing body belts, including that of the Ring Magazine’s in a fight.

Known for his Orthodox stance, Hopkins has an extraordinary boxing record. It includes 59 total fights, 51 wins and 32 wins by a knockout. With his beautiful conquests such as the ones mentioned, it is no wonder why he’s positively one of the popular middleweights to have graced in the world of boxing. Joining him in this elite distinction are other boxing geniuses such as Roberto Duran, Sugar Ray Robinson, Tony Zale, Sergio Martinez, Tony Zale, Kelly Pavlik, Mickey Walker, Gene Fullmer, Nigel Benn and several others.

Although Hopkins is more popular for being a professional boxer, he is a minority partner with the Golden Boy Promotions, a promotional firm for combative sports, in which the six-division world champion Oscar de la Hoya formed.

However, before he even attained a flourishing career in the field of boxing, Hopkins had an early difficult life. As a matter of fact, he was sentenced to 18 years in Grateford Prison at only 17 years old. He was given such punishment for nine felonies. Fortunately, he was released succeeding his five years of service in prison.