Supreme's latest collaboration with Everlast is already making its way into the hands of professional fighters, and Teofimo Lopez appears to be one of the first to show it off.
The former undisputed lightweight world champion recently shared a short clip on social media featuring the new Supreme x Everlast boxing ring set up at his home.
Alongside the photos, Lopez kept the caption simple, writing:
"In my backyard, DND
" followed by "Casa Takeover."
The custom ring features Supreme's signature red branding across the canvas, corner pads, and ropes, making it instantly recognizable.
It is the same competition grade 20 foot by 20 foot ring that Supreme recently released as part of its collaboration with Everlast.
While skaters first looked at the ring as another eye catching Supreme collectible, Lopez is showing that it can also be used exactly as intended.
Supreme originally introduced the ring with footage filmed at Church Street Boxing Gym in New York, where professional boxers Bruce "Shu Shu" Carrington and Richardson Hitchins put the setup through its paces.
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And you already know that Lopez's post of the ring is finding its way into a real training environment and not just for collecting.
The ring carries a price tag of $20,000 and was created in collaboration with Everlast.
Although few people have the space to install a full size boxing ring at home, Lopez's setup gives core heads an idea of what the Supreme x Everlast collaboration looks like in a private gym.
For collectors with the room and the budget, it is one of the biggest items Supreme has released in recent years.