Complete Brewster, Lamon & Sam Simon (of Simpsons Fame) Signed Contract (2004-for Golota Fight) Collection [Ye7QxiML]

Exclusive Brewster-Simon Signed Contract

Experience the exclusive opportunity to own a piece of boxing history with the original bout agreement signed by Lamon Brewster and his manager Sam Simon, known for his work on "The Simpsons." This historic document captures the essence of a pivotal moment in Brewster's career when he defended his WBO Heavyweight Championship against Andrew Golota at the United Center in Chicago. The contract is a testament to the strategic planning and professional management that led to Brewster's successful defense.

• Original agreement between Lamon Brewster and Sam Simon
• 6-page typed contract detailing the Golota fight

Product Details and Specifications

This 6-page typed contract is a rare gem for boxing enthusiasts and collectors alike. It is signed in ink on the final page and initialed on each page by both Lamon Brewster and Sam Simon, ensuring its authenticity. The document is meticulously stapled at the top left corner, with a small corner crease at the lower right corner, but remains clean without any staining. Measuring 8 1/2" x 11," this contract offers a glimpse into the professional world of boxing and the meticulous attention to detail required in high-stakes athletic events.

• Authentic ink signatures from Lamon Brewster and Sam Simon
• Small corner crease; otherwise clean and well-preserved

Unique Collectible and Investment Opportunity

This signed contract is not just a piece of paper; it's a tangible connection to a significant event in boxing history. Whether you're a dedicated collector, a fan of Lamon Brewster, or an investor in sports memorabilia, this contract offers a unique opportunity. Its historical significance, combined with the involvement of a well-known figure like Sam Simon, makes it a valuable acquisition. Add this exclusive document to your collection and own a piece of the past that will only grow in value over time.

• Historical significance of Lamon Brewster's title defense
• Investment potential in boxing memorabilia