Matt McCormick and Mike Tyson's "Judgment Day" Turns the Most Defining Night in Boxing Into a Blind-Pack Fine Art Drop
Matt McCormick and Mike Tyson have launched a fine art print collection titled 'Judgment Day,' which focuses on the moment after Tyson became the youngest heavyweight champion in history. The collection features two editions, Gold and Silver, with each print blind-packed and numbered to indicate rarity. McCormick's work emphasizes the pause after the fight, capturing the moment before the significance of Tyson's achievement was fully realized.
- ▪The collection is centered on the historic night of November 22, 1986, when Tyson won the heavyweight title.
- ▪Each print is available in Gold and Silver editions, with the Gold Pack signed by both McCormick and Tyson.
- ▪The artwork captures the moment immediately after the fight, focusing on the anticipation and mythology surrounding Tyson's victory.
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