The moments people still argue about.

Ordered Tuesday, had it Friday. Flat, sharp, no bent corners. Framed it that night.

I bought the Pereira painting for my brother's fortieth because he has been going on about that knockout for two years and I was running out of ideas. He went quiet when he opened it, which from him is basically a standing ovation. It is hanging in his front room where you cannot miss it walking in. He has since sent me a photo of it three separate times in case I forgot what I bought him.

Bought two. Buying a third.

Print itself is lovely, genuinely. The natural frame is a bit more orange in person than it looked on my monitor, so it clashes with the oak floor a little. My fault for not checking, and it still looks good on the darker wall.

Four of these are up in the gym now. Kids ask about the fighters, which is half the point. They have survived a summer of a room with no air conditioning and no curling yet.

Came in a proper rigid tube with caps on both ends, not one of those flimsy mailers that arrives folded in half. Small thing. It is the reason the print was perfect.

Left it under a stack of books overnight like they said and it went dead flat. Slid straight into a frame I already had.

The neon one is a completely different picture depending on the light. Washed out in the day, then you put a lamp on it in the evening and the magenta absolutely goes. My wife was unconvinced until about 9pm on day one.

Took a couple of days longer than the window said, which was mildly annoying since it was a birthday. That said they told me where it was and it turned up in perfect shape, so no real complaints about the print.

Got this for my husband and have been informed it is now his most prized possession, ahead of the dog.

quality is nuts for the price honestly. thought it would be thin poster paper and its not, its heavy matte stuff. no glare under my ceiling light which was the main thing i was worried about

I have framed a fair few prints over the years and the stock on this is better than most of what you get from the big print shops. Matte, some weight to it, no shine. Colour has not shifted a bit sitting opposite a west-facing window all summer.

You can see the brush texture up close on the painting one. From across the room it reads like an actual painting rather than a photo of one.

Measured it before ordering because I have been burned by 18 x 24 before. It is a true 2:3, so a standard 16 x 24 frame took it with no trimming and no mount. Exactly as described, which is rarer than it should be.

Three of them along the hallway now. My flat is small and they make it look deliberate rather than empty.

Girlfriend rolled her eyes when it arrived and now tells people about it. So.

Went with the framed option to save myself the job. Arrived assembled, hook already on the back, and it is acrylic rather than glass so I was not sweating the courier. Up on the wall four minutes after opening the box.

What sold me was that the caption is about one specific night rather than a list of stats that will be wrong in a year. It reads like it was made by someone who watched the fight.

Two up in the barbershop. Customers ask where they are from every week. Told the guy who does my supplies to have a look too.

Went for the biggest size and I am glad I did. At 24 x 36 it stops being decoration and becomes the thing the room is about. Would have been underwhelmed at a smaller size on that wall.