Before you buy

What sizes are there, and what do they cost?

Three, all in US dollars: 12 × 18 in at $45, 16 × 24 in at $59, 24 × 36 in at $89, 12 × 18 in at $139, 12 × 18 in at $139, 12 × 18 in at $139, 16 × 24 in at $179, 16 × 24 in at $179, 16 × 24 in at $179, 24 × 36 in at $239, 24 × 36 in at $239 and 24 × 36 in at $239. The largest works out to $239.00 USD.

Will these fit a standard frame?

Yes, without cropping. Every poster and every size is true 2:3, so an off-the-shelf frame in the same dimensions takes the print as-is — and the one size to avoid is 18 × 24, which is 3:4 and would cut eleven percent off the bottom. The framing guide has the full breakdown.

What are they printed on?

Museum-weight matte stock, printed by a fine-art lab. The files behind the paintings and the neon portraits are made large enough that every size offered — up to 24 × 36 — prints at 200 dpi or better, which is sharp at the distance a poster is looked at. The Record cards print from a photograph, and a photograph has a limit: where one cannot carry a size honestly, that size is not offered on that card rather than sold soft.

Do they come framed?

Either way. Choose Print only and it arrives rolled in a rigid tube with end caps — every size here is larger than A4, and above that a tube is what protects a print in transit; give it a night flat under something heavy before framing. Choose Framed and it arrives assembled and ready to hang — the same museum-weight matte stock, behind acrylic rather than glass so it survives the post, in black, white or natural. The print fills the frame edge to edge; there is no mat border inside it. Framed prints ship free.

Can I cancel an order?

Yes, within one hour of paying, for a full refund to the card you used. Every print is made to order and the lab starts on it after that window, so once it is printing it cannot be cancelled — a print that comes back cannot go to anyone else. Write to us from the contact page and choose “Cancel my order”.

What if it arrives damaged?

That is ours to fix. Tell us within 14 days with a photograph of the print and the mailer, and we print it again or refund it — your choice. Nothing needs to be posted back. The returns policy is one screen long.

How do refunds work?

Back to the card you paid with, never as store credit. We send it the day we agree it and you get an email the moment it goes; your bank usually shows it within five to ten business days, which is their clock rather than ours.

Why is there faint text across the large preview images?

Because the large previews are the only ones worth stealing. The 400 and 800 pixel versions are clean; the 1200 and 1600 versions carry a low-opacity wordmark, and nothing above 1600 pixels is ever served at all. Even a perfect copy of the biggest preview holds less than half the detail of the file we print from — the resolution ceiling is the actual protection and the mark is just a signature on top of it.

Why do the posters not show records or rankings?

Because those change and a framed print does not. A record printed today is wrong within a year and stays wrong on the wall. What is printed is only what stays true — the vitals, permanent honours, and the night the picture is from.

Why does each fighter only get three posters?

Because most of them have one night people actually argue about, and three ways of looking at it is enough. Each of the three is its own picture rather than a crop of the other two, and the caption under each says what is in it. Better that than a range spread thin across a dozen forgettable frames per fighter.

Are these official or licensed?

No. This is independent fan art of fighters. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed from any promotion, athlete or organisation. There are no invented signatures on any print.

Will there be more fighters?

Yes, but slowly and on purpose. Each fighter takes one argued-about night and three treatments of it, so the range grows by whole additions rather than by filling shelves. If the person you came for is not here, tell us who is missing — that list is what decides who gets made next.

What is the difference between the three series?

The Record is a black-and-white documentary photograph in an editorial card with the vitals set alongside it. The Painting is an oil-painting treatment — heavy texture, deep shadow, the ring name in the same brushed lettering. The Night is a magenta-and-cyan portrait against a black city with the name in glass tube underneath. Seeing them side by side is the quickest way to tell: the three series.

Not answered here? Shipping & returns covers cost, timing and what happens if a print arrives damaged, and the framing guide covers exactly which frame to buy.