Description
Black Sports Magazine – February 1978 – Muhammad Ali Cover – No Label
This February 1978 issue of Black Sports Magazine (Vol. 7, No. 8) features Muhammad Ali on the cover and explores the world of boxing and beyond with in-depth reporting, cultural commentary, and athlete profiles. With contributions from respected sportswriters like Jose Torres, Mark Ribowsky, and Dave Anderson, this edition captures a pivotal moment in sports history during the late 1970s.
Condition:
The magazine is in good condition. The item pictured in this listing is the exact copy you will receive. Please review photos for details on condition. Each item is shipped with a plastic protective covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents Include:
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An Ex-Fighter’s Notes on the Champion by Jose Torres – A reflective look at Muhammad Ali’s rare greatness and what sets him apart even at the height of triumph.
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Travels With Adrian by Mark Ribowsky – The story of Adrian Dantley, rising from Notre Dame to the Buffalo Braves and adjusting to life in the NBA.
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The Philadelphia Fighter by Dave Anderson – Jimmy Young’s five years in the spotlight, refusing to be labeled Joe Frazier’s heir.
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Snowstorm Over Miami by Ed Kiersh – The fallout from Randy Crowder and Don Reese’s shocking admissions and their impact on the Dolphins.
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Death in Rome by Mark Ribowsky – A haunting piece on the passing of NBA draftee Bob, whose promising life ended at 23.
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“I Got To Prove Joe Frazier Is Still the Guy He Was” by Vic Ziegel – Smokin’ Joe on balancing show business with a boxing comeback.
Departments:
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Publisher’s Statement
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Editor’s Page
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RAP: With F.A.N.S. Director Peter Gruenstein
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TCB: John Amos
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Lockerroom Chatter
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From the Sidelines
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Automotive Column
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Sportsearch Puzzle
This issue is a strong collectible for Muhammad Ali enthusiasts, boxing historians, and fans of 1970s sports journalism, blending hard-hitting boxing analysis with wider athletic and cultural coverage.