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I imagine someone has it, the main fight on that bill (Camacho vs Ramirez) is on youtube so likely the other fights were recorded too.

Steve Lott has it, though apparently in mediicre quality. It took decades to surface. Berbick/Bey is another one impossible to get in good quality.

Holmes vs Williams was the holy grail for a long time & it popped up so this one may surface eventually.

Would make for a nice Christmas present!

One day Jeff Merritt vs Stan Ward, from the televised Foreman/Ledoux undercard, is surely going to surface.

The recent appearance of Clark/Merritt II still blows my mind.

wvboxer wrote:Holmes vs Williams was the holy grail for a long time & it popped up so this one may surface eventually.

That became available as the owner specifically released it to many collectors at once. Not a bad fight.

Tuan_Jim wrote:One day Jeff Merritt vs Stan Ward, from the televised Foreman/Ledoux undercard, is surely going to surface.

The recent appearance of Clark/Merritt II still blows my mind.

I may have it mixed up but I heard that Don King has this fight. Maybe contact him??

King will certainly have it. His vaults are sealed however. There's a stream of revenue to be exploited by making his countless cards available say through a King archives website subscription basis. Let's face it, ESPN Classic are never going to want Mitch Green, David Bey or Jeff Merritt, but there are plenty of sad hardcores (like me) online who will.

Tuan_Jim wrote:King will certainly have it. His vaults are sealed however. There's a stream of revenue to be exploited by making his countless cards available say through a King archives website subscription basis. Let's face it, ESPN Classic are never going to want Mitch Green, David Bey or Jeff Merritt, but there are plenty of sad hardcores (like me) online who will.

I think the money generated would be small in Kings world. Have you seen the available fights from the Russell Peltz archive? That's cool..

Yes, I think the money would be what a major player like Don King would term "chump change." That being said, perhaps his less-gifted heirs might one day need to explore new ways of generating money from daddy's work.

Haven't ever looked at the Peltz archive, but will do so. Is it stuff that's available?

Tuan_Jim wrote:Yes, I think the money would be what a major player like Don King would term "chump change." That being said, perhaps his less-gifted heirs might one day need to explore new ways of generating money from daddy's work.

Haven't ever looked at the Peltz archive, but will do so. Is it stuff that's available?

Yes you can purchase