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AN EXTREMELY RARE ORIGINAL FROM THE LEGENDARY ‘HUGO BOSS SPORTS’ COLLECTION This Black Hugo Boss sports sweatshirt is an extremely rare, ROCKY IV (1985) screen-era garment, previously owned and seen worn by Sylvester Stallone behind the scenes, captured as he arrived in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, to begin filming some of the most iconic training montage scenes in sports movie history. - (SEE BELOW FOR MORE DETAILS) 

This sweatshirt is part of the exact same legendary Hugo Boss Sports collection, worn by Stallone, Carl Weathers, Tony Burton, and Burt Young in the unforgettable scene where Rocky, Paulie, and Duke prepare for Apollo Creed’s fight with Ivan Drago, set to James Brown’s “Living in America”. — More than a vintage garment, this is a personally worn, screen-era artifact, inseparably linked to Rocky IV’s themes of discipline, sacrifice, and triumph.

Released in 1985, Rocky IV became a global box-office phenomenon and one of the most iconic sports films of all time. In the story, Rocky Balboa, driven by grief over Apollo Creed’s death at the hands of Soviet boxer Ivan Drago and guided by Tony “Duke” Evers, travels to the USSR to avenge his friend in a symbolic Cold War clash. During Apollo’s unforgettable fight with Drago, various cast members can be seen wearing different colorways of the ‘Hugo Boss Sports’ sweatshirts, making this piece not only a rare collectible, but a true part of cinematic and fashion history.

This Black Hugo Boss sports sweatshirt is an extremely rare, screen-era garment, previously owned and seen worn by Sylvester Stallone behind the scenes, captured as he arrived in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, to begin filming some of the most iconic training montage scenes in sports movie history.

The sweatshirt was seen worn by Stallone upon landing at Jackson Hole Airport, alongside Dolph Lundgren, with George Pipasik — Stallone’s longtime trainer at Santa Monica’s Orange Gym and actor who played Fyodor, the Russian guard — standing just over his shoulder. This firmly links the sweatshirt to Stallone’s inner training circle and the intense physical preparation that shaped Rocky Balboa’s transformation.

Jackson Hole doubled as Siberia, hosting Rocky’s stripped-back training montage, filmed around Mormon Row and the Teton mountain range, while the airport itself served as Rocky’s cinematic arrival point in “Russia.” This sweatshirt was seen worn by Stallone behind the scenes at the very threshold of that legendary journey, before the snowbound training and iconic montage sequences.

More than a vintage garment, this is a personally worn, screen-era artifact, inseparably linked to Rocky IV’s enduring themes of discipline, sacrifice, and triumph, and to the real individuals who brought these legendary moments to life.