Presented here are a lot of 27 single and dual-signed posters from the personal collection of the late Hector “Macho” Camacho. Hector “Macho” Camacho was known for his extravagant and vivacious style and self promotion, but don’t be fooled, this style and mouth were backed up by his acumen in the ring. Camacho, was a world champion in three different weight classes, held the WBC super featherweight title from 1983-1984, the WBC lightweight title from 1985 to 1987, and the WBO junior welweight title twice between 1989 and 1992. The southpaw from Puerto Rico boasted a record of 79 wins with 6 losses and three draws, with 38 wins by knockout during his almost 30-year career in the ring.

There are 6 unsigned 18 x 25-inch posters from Camacho’s historic second fight against Roberto Duran on July 14th, 2001, at the Pepsi Center in Denver. The posters feature Duran and Camacho during various points in their careers and are labeled “LEGENDS COLLIDE” at the top of each poster. The posters are in various forms of condition running from fair to good.

There are eight 24 x 18-inch illustrated posters featuring Camacho and Duran, with five of the posters being signed by the Camacho. The gorgeously illustrated posters are vibrant and are signed and inscribed “The Macho Man” by Camacho with a black marker on the bottom right of each poster. The signatures and inscriptions are bold, and the posters, which have been rolled up, are in fair condition.

There is a 24 x 36-inch poster from Hector Camacho Jr.’s fight against Jess James Leija on July 7th, 2003. The poster is in fair condition.

There is an 18 x 27-inch unsigned poster from the Lennox Lewis Mike Tyson fight from June 8th, 2002 at the Memphis Pyramid. The poster features the two pugilists on the front in gold broad painted strokes. The poster is in fair condition and features some wear on the edges.

There is a 22 x 27 ½ -inch poster signed by Camacho and Vinny Pazienza from their February 3rd, 1990 fight at Trump Plaza in Atlantic City. The fighters signed across their images of this “Put Up Or Shut Up” fight poster with a black marker. The signatures are bold, and the poster, which has been rolled up, features some edging and curling of the corners.

There are three 18 x 24-inch posters signed by both Camacho and Duran from their “Legends Collide” fight on July 14th, 2001 at the Pepsi Center in Denver. The poster features an image of Duran and an image of Camacho in the ring. The two pugilists signed across their images with a black marker. The rolled-up posters are in fair condition.

There are five 17 x 11-inch posters featuring designs of Camacho’s “Shark” design used on some of his ring garments throughout the years. The posters are in various forms of condition running from fair to good.

There are two 16 x 20-inch posters featuring a painting of a boxing gym by an artist named Amore. The gorgeous rendering of a boxing gym features a ring with boxing gloves hanging from the ropes and a heavy bag. The posters, which have been rolled up, featuring crinkling of the posters throughout.

There is a 20 x 30-inch poster featuring Camacho in the ring with his signature hairstyle and flamboyant trunks. The poster, which has been rolled up, features creasing on the midsection of the poster and curling of the corners.

There is an 11 x 17-inch poster from Camacho’s fight against Carlton Holland. The poster features wrinkling throughout.

There are two 16 x 20-inch posters from Camacho’s “RETURN OF A LEGEND” fight for Turning Stone Fight Night. The posters, which have been rolled up, feature multiple stains and are in fair condition.

There is a 40 x 27-inch poster from the “Legend to Legend” fight between Roberto Duran and Camacho on June 22nd, 1996. The poster features the two boxers and the poster contains some elements of edging and wrinkling on the poster. The entire lot of fight posters comes directly from one of Camacho’s former managers with a corresponding letter of provenance that will be included, and comes pre-certified by Beckett Authentication for the signatures. Please note that the signature of Roberto Duran was not authenticated by Beckett and is not included in the pre-certification.

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