Jake LaMotta had one of the best chins in boxing history. In over 110 fights against the greatest middleweights in history, LaMotta was only knocked to the canvas once in his entire 14-year career. Turning pro in the early 1940s, LaMotta ran up an impressive undefeated streak before losing. He was the first fighter to defeat the great Sugar Ray Robinson (Robinson was 40-0). LaMotta claimed to have "taken a dive" against "Blackjack" Billy Fox in New York City. Later, LaMotta captured the World Middleweight Title from the legendary Frenchman Marcel Cerdan. So fascinating was LaMotta's life and career that director Martin Scorsese made the film classic Raging Bull about him, with Robert De Niro delivering an Oscar-winning performance as La Motta. Jake LaMotta has hand signed this incredible high-quality digital 16x20 photograph of LaMotta punching Sergeant Jackie (Cleveland) Wilson at Madison Square Garden in 1943. La Motta, of New York, won the bout on decision. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.