Super Grand Slam of Boxing Signed Julio Cesar Chavez and Frankie The Surgeon Randall (knocked out Chavez)1994

To some Dennis Finfrock was simply the man with the handlebar mustache. But Finfrock helped take boxing in Las Vegas to the next level. As the MGM Grand’s VP of Special Events, Finfrock managed what boxing matches would come to the MGM and also brought in the Rolling Stones, Barbra Streisand and countless other show stoppers to the area. After Mike Tyson was released from jail, it was Finfrock who inked him to a $20 million dollar deal which secured Iron Mike’s services at the MGM Grand.
In 1995 the Las Vegas Sun ranked the top 10 Las Vegas sports figures, Finfrock was the runaway choice at No. 1. He was placed above such notables as Bob Arum and Andre Agassi. Now battling Parkinson’s Disease, Finfrock has slowed down from his workaholic ways.
Each of the signatures or match-used mementos was obtained by Finfrock during his days working at the MGM Grand Garden. AMI is proud to present personal treasures from Finfrock’s collection. These have never been offered for public sale until now. 

Frankie Randall did the unthinkable when he knocked down Julio Cesar Chavez in their fight Jan. 29, 1994. In the end, Randall won a highly controversial decision. This display includes the following mementos from the fight: two MGM $5 chips, fight poster signed by Chavez and Randall (black felt tip), eight fight related photos (4" x 6"), fight ticket, photographer Tom Casino signed card and two $1 fight medallions. Framed, this offering measures 33" x 40." Shipping may be substantial.

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1995,Boxing,Card,Photo,Poster,Signed,Treasures  Andre Agassi,Barbra Streisand,Bob Arum,Cesar Chavez,Dennis Finfrock,Julio Cesar,Mike Tyson,Tom Casino

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