Sports Idols brings home the memorabilia bacon in time for the festive season

Whitstable, Kent, UK (mynewsdesk), 14 December 2010 – Kent based suppliers of quality signed memorabilia Sports Idols is proud to announce a fresh influx of boxing memorabilia, cricket memorabilia and golf memorabilia in time for the Christmas rush. Lucky fans of all three sports can choose from a selection of signed photographs and objects (including a David Haye signed boxing glove) commemorating current greats and all time legends alike.

Interested in some Muhammad Ali memorabilia? Sports Idols has some of the best. Christmas buyers will be treated to one of the Store’s most comprehensive ever collections of classic boxing souvenirs, including the aforementioned David Hayes glove, Muhammad Ali’s signed glove (which has also been signed by George “Rumble in the Jungle” Foreman and Sonny Liston), and items of signed Sugar Ray Leaonard memorabilia. Remember the all time greats as well as modern legends like Amir Khan and Joe Calzaghe this Christmas. You might never get another opportunity to even see a signed Muhammad Ali boxing glove, let alone buy one.

Cricket memorabilia highlights include signed Ian Botham memorabilia, souvenirs of the careers of Graham Gooch and Shane Warne; and of course signed products for most of the current England team, including modern legends Freddy Flintoff and Kevin Pietersen. Golf memorabilia likewise includes a selection of all time heroes and modern warriors: Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods and even Arnold Palmer, one of the greatest golfers ever to control a drive down a tricky fairway, all make an appearance. The golfing fan in anyone’s life will surely appreciate a little piece of “The King” Palmer in their study – and with Sports Idols free mainland UK delivery policy, they can do so at no extra cost.

All the sports memorabilia for sale at Sports Idols is bound by the strictest codes and policies of authentication. No item makes it onto the site without rigorous testing and complete documentation – all of which is supplied to the customer on purchase. Further back up for this authentication process comes in the form of a sight document (either a video or digital photograph, both indelibly date marked) that can be cross referenced against the origins of every piece of boxing memorabilia, cricket memorabilia and golf memorabilia in the company’s virtual warehouse.

Authentication policies of this nature are, unfortunately, few and far between – which is one of the reasons behind Sports Idols runaway success. In a market that is continually being undercut by too good to be true offers of sports memorabilia that are, indeed, too good to be true, the Store has maintained a level pricing structure against the deep provability of the genuine nature of every article it sells. That’s netted it a stream of return customers, who are excellently satisfied with both the authenticity process and the perfect customer service they receive. Sports Idols has so few real competitors left in the UK market for boxing memorabilia, sports memorabilia, cricket memorabilia and golf memorabilia that it gets the pick of the real deal stuff – and this year it’s brought it all home again just in time for Christmas.