The trunks from the 'Thrilla in Manila' are expected to go for upwards of $10 million. Photo: Sothebys
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The trunks from the 'Thrilla in Manila' are expected to go for upwards of $10 million. Photo: Sotheb
2024-05-21 10:52:31
Muhammad Ali's trunks from 'Thrilla in Manila' up for sale
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