Boxing 88 Magazine April 1988 Thomas Hearns Cover No Label


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Boxing 88 Magazine – April 1988
Thomas Hearns Cover | No Label | Good Condition

This April 1988 issue of Boxing 88 Magazine features the legendary Thomas “Hitman” Hearns on the cover, highlighting his quest for redemption against Marvin Hagler and Sugar Ray Leonard. The issue also takes a deep dive into the decline of the light heavyweight division, while spotlighting underrated champion Mike McCallum and his rise toward boxing’s elite.

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This magazine is in good condition, showing light general wear consistent with its age. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Each copy comes in a plastic protective sleeve, and combined shipping is available upon request.

Contents – April 1988 Issue Highlights:

Features

  • What Happened to the Light Heavyweight Division? – Comparing the “Golden Age” of the weight class to its decline in the late 1980s.

  • Four-Time Titlist Thomas Hearns – Why he can (and can’t) avenge his losses to Leonard and Hagler.

  • The Underrated Mike McCallum – How the undefeated champion quietly built an impressive résumé while being overlooked by the boxing establishment.

Departments

  • Before the Bell – Letters on Tyson, Foreman, and Bruno.

  • Boxing 88 Fight Review – Highlights from Holyfield’s hammering win, Lalonde’s breakout, and Breland’s latest bout.

  • International Fight Summary – Comprehensive worldwide fight results.

  • Boxing 88 Ratings – Editors’ rankings of the top fighters.

  • The World Ratings – Official standings from the WBA, WBC, and IBF.

  • Preview & Analysis: Ramirez vs. Whitaker – Evaluating whether young “Sweet Pea” Whitaker is ready for the big stage.

  • Ringside News and Views – A look at thrill-seeking in the fight game.

  • On the Air – Evander Holyfield named TV Fighter of the Month, plus a review of The Morton Downey Jr. Show.

A collectible issue from boxing’s late-80s golden era, this magazine captures Hearns at a career crossroads, McCallum’s hunger for recognition, and the state of divisions in transition.

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