What does everyone (if anyone) collect?

[DR. FREECLOUD]

[QUOTE=marvdave]yes there is..his name is Joe Mesi[/QUOT

that has to be a joke.. lol

[marvdave]

[QUOTE=big_pappy]

yes there is..his name is Joe Mesi[/QUOT

that has to be a joke.. lol

yes it was..thanks

[RockyMarciano]

I collect boxing trophies and medals....oh and money is good to.....i collect them from my fighter Clay "Brawlin" Bolletino......want a vid of my boxer? email me

[williamhvx1]

Bump.............

[Mr. Ryan]

I collect all of my old fight credentials and fight posters. My living room is decorated with a bunch of posters.

[MANGLER]

I kept some ol Tyson SI mags from BITD. There's one talkin bout how he KO'd Spinks in 91 seconds, one where he got KO'd by Douglas, and the one from when Holyfield beat him the 1st time.

[williamhvx1]

Old thread lol

[MaryJane]

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[tyler87432f]

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People tend to collect all sorts of things, though what they choose often reflects personal interests, memories, or cultural trends. Some collect tangible items like coins, stamps, books, or vintage clothing, finding value in rarity or history, while others gather digital items such as photos, playlists, or game achievements. Even everyday habits—like saving ticket stubs or souvenirs—can become informal collections over time.

[RockyKO]

I mostly collect magazines. I have a few Ring ones and I bought Boxing News ones too. I am going start collecting posters because my walls look pretty bleak.