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ZYGLEWICZ, DAVE SIGNED PHOTO Baer Max The Ring began a long The Ring began a long tradition of printing Record Books in the early 1940's Presented here is an exhibit card HISTORY: Dave Zyglewicz was a heavyweight contender in the 1960's who fought Joe Frazier among others His final record was 30 3 1 with 15 KO's
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ZYGLEWICZ, DAVE SIGNED PHOTO Baer-Max The Ring began a long

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