Up for sale is a pristine collectible: 2001 Super Bowl XXXV Full Orange Ticket, autographed by legendary linebacker Ray Lewis. This rare and historical piece is certified by PSA/DNA with a Gem Mint 10 grade, making it a premier addition to any sports memorabilia collection.

Item Details:

• Event: Super Bowl XXXV
• Date: January 28, 2001
• Venue: Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Florida
• Teams: Baltimore Ravens vs. New York Giants
• Result: Baltimore Ravens 34, New York Giants 7
• Key Player: Ray Lewis (Super Bowl XXXV MVP)
• Ticket Type: Full ticket (orange variation)
• Condition: PSA/DNA Gem Mint 10
• Signature: Ray Lewis, Hall of Fame linebacker
• Certification: PSA/DNA authenticated and graded, ensuring authenticity and quality of both the signature and ticket.

Historical Significance:

Super Bowl XXXV was a defining moment for the Baltimore Ravens and their iconic defensive leader, Ray Lewis. The Ravens delivered a dominant performance, cementing themselves as one of the greatest defensive teams in NFL history. This game marked the franchise's first Super Bowl victory, with Ray Lewis earning the game's Most Valuable Player (MVP) honors for his exceptional leadership and defensive prowess. The Ravens' defense held the Giants to just 7 points and intercepted New York quarterback Kerry Collins four times.

Ray Lewis's impact on this game and the Ravens' legacy is undeniable. His signature on this ticket stub adds unparalleled value, connecting the collector to one of the most memorable nights in NFL history.

Condition & Certification:

This ticket stub is in impeccable condition, with PSA/DNA Gem Mint 10 grading, showcasing its flawless preservation. The bold and clear signature by Ray Lewis has also been verified for authenticity through PSA/DNA’s rigorous certification process, ensuring that this collectible is genuine and of the highest quality.

Why This Item is Special:

• Rare Full Ticket: Full tickets from Super Bowl XXXV are increasingly rare, especially in such outstanding condition.
• Signed by Ray Lewis: As a two-time Super Bowl champion, NFL Hall of Famer, and one of the greatest linebackers of all time, Ray Lewis's autograph makes this ticket an iconic piece of NFL history.
• Perfect Grade: The Gem Mint 10 grade highlights the exceptional preservation and quality of this ticket, enhancing its value for collectors.

Additional Information:

This ticket stub will be securely packaged to ensure it arrives in the condition described. It comes with PSA/DNA certification for both the ticket's grade and Ray Lewis's autograph, providing peace of mind and confidence in your purchase.

Collector's Dream:

Whether you’re a passionate Ravens fan, a Ray Lewis admirer, or a sports memorabilia enthusiast, this Super Bowl XXXV ticket stub is a must-have. It not only captures the excitement of the Ravens' first championship but also serves as a tangible connection to one of the greatest defensive performances in Super Bowl history.

Shipping & Handling:

• Domestic Shipping: Free, securely packaged with tracking and insurance.
• International Shipping: Available at buyer's expense; please contact for a quote.
• Handling Time: Ships within 1 business day of cleared payment.

Don't Miss Out:

Own a piece of NFL history with this iconic 2001 Super Bowl XXXV ticket stub, autographed by Ray Lewis and certified Gem Mint 10 by PSA/DNA. Bid now or buy it outright to add this extraordinary item to your collection!

Specific Information About Super Bowl XXXV:

Date and Venue:
Super Bowl XXXV took place on January 28, 2001, at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. This was the first Super Bowl hosted at this stadium and the third overall in Tampa.

Teams:

• Baltimore Ravens (AFC Champion): Coached by Brian Billick, the Ravens finished the regular season with a 12-4 record. Known for their historically dominant defense, the Ravens entered the game as a powerhouse team.
• New York Giants (NFC Champion): Coached by Jim Fassel, the Giants also had a 12-4 regular-season record. They were known for their balanced offensive approach and resilience.

Final Score:
Baltimore Ravens 34, New York Giants 7

Key Plays and Highlights:

• First Quarter: The Ravens took an early lead with a 38-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Trent Dilfer to Brandon Stokley. The Ravens’ defense set the tone with physicality and precision.
• Second Quarter: Matt Stover added a 47-yard field goal, extending Baltimore’s lead to 10-0 by halftime.
• Third Quarter: The Ravens’ Duane Starks intercepted Giants quarterback Kerry Collins for a 49-yard touchdown return, increasing the lead to 17-0. The Giants responded with Ron Dixon’s 97-yard kickoff return for a touchdown but immediately allowed a 84-yard kickoff return touchdown by Jermaine Lewis on the next play.
• Fourth Quarter: The Ravens continued their dominance with another field goal by Stover and a touchdown run by Jamal Lewis, sealing the game at 34-7.

MVP:
Ray Lewis, Baltimore’s middle linebacker, earned the MVP award. He anchored the defense with an electrifying performance, recording five tackles, four passes defended, and leading a unit that allowed no offensive touchdowns by the Giants.

Defensive Domination:
The Ravens' defense was the highlight of the game, showcasing why they were considered one of the greatest defensive units in NFL history. They forced five turnovers and allowed only 152 total yards to the Giants. Kerry Collins, New York's quarterback, struggled against the relentless Ravens defense, completing only 15 of 39 passes for 112 yards and throwing four interceptions.

Historic Firsts:

• This game was the Ravens’ first Super Bowl appearance and victory.
• Ray Lewis became the second linebacker in history to win the Super Bowl MVP award (the first was Chuck Howley in Super Bowl V).

Halftime Show:
The halftime show, produced by MTV, featured Aerosmith, *NSYNC, Britney Spears, Mary J. Blige, and Nelly in a high-energy performance that celebrated pop music’s dominance at the turn of the millennium.

Significance:
Super Bowl XXXV solidified the Baltimore Ravens' 2000 season as one of the most defensively dominant campaigns in NFL history. Ray Lewis’s MVP performance further cemented his legacy as one of the greatest linebackers of all time. The game is remembered for its defensive mastery, with the Ravens’ defense often compared to other legendary units like the 1985 Chicago Bears and the 1976 Pittsburgh Steelers.