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PATTERSON, FLOYD NATIONAL BOXING ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP CERTIFICATE (1956) Muldoon-William Basilio was the first world
PATTERSON, FLOYD NATIONAL BOXING ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP CERTIFICATE (1956) Muldoon-William Basilio was the first world
PATTERSON, FLOYD NATIONAL BOXING ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP CERTIFICATE (1956) Muldoon-William Basilio was the first world
PATTERSON, FLOYD NATIONAL BOXING ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP CERTIFICATE (1956) Muldoon-William Basilio was the first world

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PATTERSON, FLOYD NATIONAL BOXING ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP CERTIFICATE (1956) Muldoon William Basilio was the first world Basilio was the first world champion Dundee acted as a cornerman for and the first round even went to Romney after the five time champ kindly hit the mat for dramatic effect This is the original one page certificate which is printed on heavy stock paper of the National Boxing Association Janet Patterson

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