CryptoBoxers - NFT Hoodie - The Promise

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This item totally embodies & Is inspired by James "Buster" Douglas, the one man who defeated the invincible Iron Mike Tyson. The person everyone believed was unbeatable, both men were in their prime and Douglas overcame "42-1" odds to then become Undisputed Heavyweight Champion of the World!

Deep within every athlete is a promise, either to themselves or to someone else. It's the one reason they do, what they do. Answers the question of "Why they are and who they are as a person." Only true athletes will understand the work it takes, the sacrifices and hours you have to put in to be the best. When records are broken, history is made, when the world are witnesses of an upset...We are witnessing True Champions!

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This unisex zip-up hoodie features a soft and durable fabric that has a cotton feel to it. The brushed fleece on the inside will make this your most comfy zip-up hoodie ever! It also comes with a visible nylon zipper front closure. Each panel is individually printed, cut and sewn to ensure a flawless graphic with no imperfections.

• 20% cotton, 75% polyester, 5% spandex
• Soft cotton handfeel fabric surface
• Brushed fleece fabric on the inside
• Nylon zipper front closure
• High definition printing colours
• Design will never peel, flake or crack

Because it’s handmade for you, these hoodies require up to 14 business days before they are shipped. Orders placed before midnight will be included in the following day’s batch for manufacturing.

Inches	XS	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL	4XL
1/2 Chest 1" below armhole	19¼	20¾	22¼	23¾	24¾	25¾	26¾	27¾
Body length: from h.p.s.	25½	27	28½	29½	30½	31¼	32	32¾

Centimeters	XS	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL	4XL
1/2 Chest 2.5cm below armhole	49	52.5	56.5	60.3	62.8	65.4	67.9	70.5
Body length: from h.p.s.	64.7	68.5	72.3	74.9	77.4	79.3	81.2	83

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