For more than 30 years, Jeff Rosenberg has been collecting Muhammad Ali memorabilia, having never sold a single piece.But Friday, the collector and owner of Houston-based sports memorabilia company Tri-Star, said he was parting with some of his most cherished pieces, including the gloves Ali wore for the Fight Of The Century against Joe Frazier in Madison Square Garden in 1971.The gloves will be part of a Goldin Auctions sale, which begins next Monday and closes August 4.Rosenberg bought the gloves in August 2014 for $388,375, which was considered a steal. The next day, he was asked to resell them at a handsome profit, but he turned the offer down. Just months before, the gloves Ali used in his first fight against Sonny Liston in 1964 sold for $836,500.Rosenberg is only the second owner of the gloves in the 45 years since the fight. The gloves were supposed to become property of L.A. talent agent Jerry Perenchio, who had backed the fight using money from Jack Kent Cooke, who owned the Los Angeles?Kings?and?Lakers?at the time. The bout-worn gloves, as?well as the trunks and shoes, were included in the fight contract as a way to recoup money.If a movie studio can auction off Judy Garlands shoes, these ought to be worth something too, Perenchio told Sports Illustrated before the fight.But Perenchio never took the gloves.After cutting them off after the fight, in which Ali lost after 15 rounds, trainer and cornerman Angelo Dundee brought them home, where they remained until his death in 2012. The interior of the Everlast gloves are labeled and signed by Dundee.When these last sold, it was clearly an an aberration, said Ken Goldin of Goldin Auctions. This one just slipped through the cracks. But with Alis passing and the recognition once again, not only of his greatness as a boxer but as a world leader, things have now changed.Both Ali and Frazier were undefeated heading into the fight, as this was Alis second fight back after he was absent from boxing for 3 1/2 years for his refusal to enter the draft.Goldin expects bidding to surpass the $1 million mark.For his part, Rosenberg said he isnt happy to be getting rid of the gloves.No matter what the price, theres going to be a sense of loss, Rosenberg said. Its a connection to the greatest fight.Rosenberg has also consigned a torch from the 1996 Olympics -- signed by Ali as both Ali and Cassius Clay -- to the auction.Ali died on June 3 after a 30-year battle with Parkinsons Disease. Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk Pistons Jersey . The CFLs leading rusher kept adding to his gaudy numbers this season and scored the winning touchdown with just over two minutes to play. 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Udinese leads Fiorentina 2-1 in the other semifinal. Napoli staged a second-half comeback from two goals down after Gervinhos opener and a stunning strike from Kevin Strootman.Jason Roy says England are preparing for the mind-blowing experience of a World Twenty20 final at Eden Gardens after their near-perfect game overwhelmed New Zealand in the last four. Having come into their semi-final in Delhi as marginal underdogs, England produced their best cricket of the tournament to romp home by seven wickets with 17 balls to spare.The death-bowling brilliance of Chris Jordan and Ben Stokes restricted the Black Caps to 153-7, having been 89-1 at the halfway stage, and opener Roy then smashed 78 off 44 balls to propel England towards their target. And Roy, fresh from hitting 11 fours and two sixes, was already wide-eyed at the prospect of heading to Kolkatas famous stadium to battle West Indies for the trophy. Englands Jason Roy was the batting hero I dont think the boys realise what theyve achieved, he said. Its the most mind-blowing experience of my life to date. Im just super happy for the lads to get that experience on Sunday.Its pretty cool. Just another game of cricket... it just happens to be at Eden Gardens in the World Cup final, in front of 100,000 people, he said, though he overestimated the capacity of the venue - it is 66,000 these days. Kumar Sangakkara and Michael Atherton discuss Englands semi-final win over New Zealand and the performance of Jason Roy Jordan and Stokes turned in combined figures of 4-50 in eight overs, half of which came at the back end of the innings.The last four overs cost just 20 runs, with one boundary and five wickets, laying the platform for Roys fireworks. Englands captain Eoin Morgan celebrates after victory Joe Root (27no) and Jos Buttler (32no) also flexed their muscles at the close as England kept their foot on the pedal.ddddddddddddToday was as good as it probably gets in winning a T20 game, said Roy.The bowlers were outstanding towards the end, their skill sets were amazing. The momentum that we carried over from the end of their innings to ours was outstanding. It was just perfect. Ben Stokes celebrates with team-mates after dismissing Corey Anderson The situation Rooty came in to was perfect for him, a nice calm head, and he just finished it off with Jos, who has explosive power at the end.Captain Eoin Morgan, the only survivor from Englands World T20-winning side of 2010, knows exactly what it means to reach a showpiece final on the global stage. Nasser Hussain called Englands World T20 semi-final win over New Zealand the complete performance Making a final is the kind of thing you dream of as a kid, he said. Everyone in the dressing room has worked tremendously hard and made a lot of sacrifices to put us in this position.A lot of things have gone our way and we have earned the right to play the way we do and hopefully it can be our day in the final.Watch the final live on Sky Sports 2 on Sunday, with coverage from 1.30pm. Also See: Roy propels England into final Hussain: Roy the real deal Willis: England flying high Kumar & Athers analysis ' ' '