Muhammad Ali boxing gloves
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- €129,00
- Regular price
€169,00

The essentials: boxing gloves bearing the likeness of Muhammad Ali, in premium genuine leather, gold. The champion's face in a black gradient on a gold shell, hook-and-loop closure, handmade finish. Collector series, professional-level use. 8 to 16 oz. €129, free shipping.
Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. These gloves pay tribute to Muhammad Ali, with his face printed in a black gradient on gold leather — a pair as striking to wear as to display.
A tribute to the legend
The back of each glove carries the portrait of Muhammad Ali in a black gradient on a gold ground. A limited series for boxing enthusiasts and collectors.
Genuine leather, handmade finish
Premium genuine leather, handmade, with a close-worked finish. Hard-wearing and long-lasting, for regular professional-level use — bag, pads and sparring.
Wrist support
The wide hook-and-loop strap gives precise tightening and a solid wrist hold.
Technical specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Design | Muhammad Ali portrait, black gradient on gold |
| Level | Heavy training / professional |
| Shell | Premium genuine leather |
| Manufacture | Handmade |
| Closure | Wide hook-and-loop strap |
| Colour | Gold |
| Weights | 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16 oz |
| Price | €129 — free shipping |
Which oz should you choose?
- 16 oz: the sparring standard.
- 14 oz: all-purpose training.
- 12 oz: bag and pad work.
- 10 oz: speed work and lighter body weights.
- 8 oz: speed work.
If you are unsure, see our boxing glove size guide.
Also at Esprit Boxe
- Another collector pair: Captain America style gloves.
- The full range in our Esprit Boxe boxing gloves collection.
Frequently asked questions
Are these boxing gloves real leather?
Yes — premium genuine leather, handmade, built for regular use.
Are these boxing gloves usable for training?
Both. The build handles bag work, pads and sparring; the portrait makes the pair worth displaying.
What size boxing gloves for my body weight?
16 oz for sparring, 14 oz for training, 12 oz for the bag, 8 to 10 oz for speed work.
Which fights made Muhammad Ali a legend?
Three above all: beating Sonny Liston in 1964 for his first world title, the Rumble in the Jungle against George Foreman in Kinshasa in 1974, and the Thrilla in Manila against Joe Frazier in 1975.
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