Description
Boxing 88 Magazine – January 1988
Marvin Hagler & Sugar Ray Leonard Cover | No Label | Very Good Condition
This January 1988 issue of Boxing 88 Magazine features Marvin Hagler and Sugar Ray Leonard on the cover—two icons whose rivalry defined an era. With in-depth features, ratings, and exclusive perspectives, this issue captures the energy of late-1980s boxing.
Condition:
This magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor wear on the edges. Please check the pictures for condition details—the item pictured is the exact copy you will receive. Each issue comes with a plastic protective covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents – January 1988 Issue Highlights:
Features
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Roberto Duran at 36 – An in-depth look at why “Hands of Stone” can’t say “No Mas,” and the enigma of his latest comeback.
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Marlon Starling: WBA Welterweight King – After eight long years, one punch changes everything. Is stardom next?
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Why Marvin Hagler Must Return – By Sugar Ray Leonard himself, offering insight into Hagler’s future after their historic clash.
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Darrin Van Horn – A sizzling junior middleweight prospect compared to Ray Mancini. Can he live up to the hype?
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Vinny Pazienza vs. Greg Haugen – A bitter feud set to explode in their highly anticipated rematch.
Departments
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Before the Bell – Reader letters on Michael Spinks, Donald Curry, and the ratings.
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Boxing 88 Fight Review – King of the Hill, Zooming Azumah, and Virgil Knight making waves.
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International Fight Summary – Worldwide boxing results in one place.
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Boxing 88 Ratings – Editorial survey of the sport’s top fighters.
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The World Ratings – Monthly standings of the WBA, WBC, and IBF champions.
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Preview & Analysis: Holyfield vs. Qawi II – The “Bruiser Cruisers” rematch preview.
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Ringside News and Views – Year-end reflections and giving thanks.
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On the Air – Virgil Hill named TV Fighter of the Month; “The Trashsport Quiz” on review.
A must-have collector’s edition highlighting Hagler, Leonard, Duran, Starling, and Holyfield—legends who helped define the golden era of boxing.