Before you buy

What sizes are there, and what do they cost?

Three, all in Canadian dollars: 8 × 12 in at $39, 12 × 18 in at $69 and 16 × 24 in at $99. The largest works out to $99.00 CAD.

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. The masters are generated far larger than any offered size needs, so even the 16 × 24 is printing from more detail than it uses.

Do they come framed?

No. Prints only, shipped flat in a rigid mailer with corner protection — nothing arrives with a roll memory in it. Framing is yours to choose, and since every size is a standard 2:3 it is an easy choice.

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 prints at roughly 200 dpi against the real thing's 300 — 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 one moment?

Because most of them have one that people actually argue about. The three series then take that single night and treat it three different ways, rather than the range spreading thin across a dozen forgettable frames each.

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 oils — heavy brushwork, deep shadow, the name lettered in the same loaded brush. 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.