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Description: A heartfelt tribute to Prichard Colón (1992–2026). The poster blends the fighter’s brightest days—shirtless and smiling, flexing his powerful arms in the ring—with later portraits of him in a wheelchair, all set against a radiant golden sky filled with white doves. The words “Rest in Peace Champ” shine in elegant gold script, honoring a warrior whose spirit never left the ring.
Description: Canelo Alvarez is a Mexican professional boxer and one of the most accomplished fighters of his generation. He has won world titles in four weight classes and is known for his impressive power, precision, and ring intelligence, as well as his enduring popularity among fans in Mexico and beyond.
Description: In this intense black-and-white moment, Prichard Colón leans on the ropes, mouth wide open in a powerful roar, every muscle tensed with raw energy and fighting spirit. Captured in the heat of battle, the image freezes the Puerto Rican warrior at his fiercest—unbreakable, fearless, and forever legendary. Prichard Colón | 1992 – 2026.
Description: This powerful memorial collage honors Richard Colón (1982–2026), a fierce Puerto Rican boxing talent. Multiple portraits capture his intensity—focused stares, gloved fists ready for battle, and a triumphant arm raised high beside the Puerto Rican flag. Golden lettering proclaims “En Memoria de Richard Colón” along with the words Talent, Discipline, Warrior, while a heartfelt message declares that his legacy will live forever in the sport of boxing. A fitting tribute to a true guerrero.
Description: In this powerful black-and-white tribute, the young Puerto Rican boxer stands triumphantly in the ring, arms raised high after a hard-fought victory, sweat still glistening on his skin. The iconic WBC logo sits above him, while the words “FOREVER CHAMPION – RIP 1992-2026” honor the fighter whose light shone brightly, even after the ring fell silent.
Description: This powerful memorial collage honors Richard Colón (1982–2026), a fierce Puerto Rican boxing talent. Multiple portraits capture his intensity—focused stares, gloved fists ready for battle, and a triumphant arm raised high beside the Puerto Rican flag. Golden lettering proclaims “En Memoria de Richard Colón” along with the words Talent, Discipline, Warrior, while a heartfelt message declares that his legacy will live forever in the sport of boxing. A fitting tribute to a true guerrero.
Description: A stylized portrait of a muscular boxer, identified as 'KING' on his shorts, wearing red boxing gloves and red shorts. The text 'GYPSY KING' is prominently displayed above him in large red letters with decorative accents. Below the boxer, the text 'WBC HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION OF THE WORLD' is visible.
Description: The last fight in the Chacon–Limón rivalry was perhaps the most compelling one. Limón had already become WBC world Jr. Lightweight champion twice. Chacon, meanwhile, had insisted on boxing, dreaming that he would someday become world champion again. Limón–Chacon IV was the only bout between the two fighters where a world title was involved. The fight was held on December 11, 1982, at the Memorial Auditorium in Sacramento, California. The Ring heralded this fight as their "fight of the year". Keith Jackson was commentating at ringside and the fight was televised live on ABC's Wide World of Sports.
Description: "Rafael 'Bazooka' Limon of Mexico, trailing on all three judges' scorecards, landed 13 unanswered punches to knock out Rolando Navarrete at 3:10 of the 12th round Saturday and regain his WBC junior lightweight championship. Limon started his barrage in the waning seconds of the 12th round. A left by the southpaw from Mexico City backed Navarrete, who now lives in Honolulu, into a neutral corner. Two right-left combinations kept Navarrete penned in and from there Limon landed four rights and three lefts to the head. The last left sent Navarrete to the canvas as the bell rung and referee Joey Curtis then counted him out."
