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RELAXED FIT | 100% COTTON | 180gsm| SMALL to 5XL

This AWDis 180gsm T-shirt is a high quality, relaxed fit garment, utilising PurePrint fabric, a premium, 100% cotton material specially engineered for printing.

Made from Better Cotton, supporting sustainable and ethical farming practices which improve soil health and reduce water usage, it uses fine ring-spun yarn to create a smooth, tight knit, ensuring sharp, vibrant designs.

Chest (inches): S 36, M 40, L 44, XL 48, 2XL 52, 3XL 56, 4XL 60, 5XL 62. Garment sizes are approximate and for guidance only.

Care instructions: machine wash @ 30c; tumble dry on low heat; cool iron if needed; do not bleach; do not dry clean.

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1966 Muhammad Ali v Henry Cooper T-Shirt

1966 Muhammad Ali v Henry Cooper T-Shirt

British heavyweight boxing champion Henry Cooper was one of the original captains on A Question of Sport when it was first broadcast in January, 1970, together with Cliff Morgan. 

He had fought Muhammad Ali, then known as Cassius Clay, in a non-title bout in 1963, famously knocking the 'Louisville Lip' to the canvas, before the referee stopped the fight in the sixth round due to a cut over Cooper's left eye.

This rematch in 1966 was dubbed the Fight of the Century and, though the Londoner started well, he was beaten again by the American due to a bad cut, this time in the sixth round. As a keen Arsenal fan who sometimes trained with the players, as well as receiving medical treatment from the club, the fight was staged at Highbury. 

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