Description
Boxing Illustrated Magazine July 1990 Don King Cover No Label
This July 1990 issue of Boxing Illustrated features legendary promoter Don King on the cover. Known as one of the most influential and controversial figures in boxing history, King’s rise, methods, and impact on the sport are examined in depth, alongside coverage of major fighters and historic moments in boxing.
Condition
The magazine is in good condition, with light, age-related wear. The exact item shown in the photos is the one you will receive. Please review pictures for condition details. Each issue comes in a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from the July 1990 Issue
Feature Articles
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The Ways and Means of Don King – by Rick Hornung
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Chavez–Taylor Controversy – by Bruce Bebb
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Was Julio César Chávez the Greatest Mexican Boxer? – by Bruce Bebb
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Madison Square Garden Returns to the Big Time
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Tyson’s Corner Answers Its Critics – by John Phillips
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Dempsey–Carpentier: Boxing’s First Million-Dollar Gate – by Irvin S. Cobb
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Ad Wolgast: The Cadillac Bearcat – by W.O. McGeehan
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The Kingfish: King Levinsky and Leaping Lena – by Frank Graham
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The “Return” of Richie Sandoval – by Mark Di Ionno
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Rocky Graziano – by Bert Randolph Sugar
Departments and Regular Features
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In This Corner – by Bert Randolph Sugar
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Opening Round – art by Alphonse Normandia
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14-K Goldman – by Herbert G. Goldman
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Writes and Lefts
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Collectors’ Corner
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Press Section
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Knowing the Ropes
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As the Boxing World Turns – by Wallace Matthews
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The Black & Blue Page
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B.I.—25 Years Ago
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The Boxing Answerman
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Closing Bell – by Bill Rives
Ratings, Results & Statistics
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The Budweiser Editorial
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Budweiser Ratings (including Pound-for-Pound listings)
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Fight of the Month: Brown–Trice
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Results Around the World
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At the Bell
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The Undercards – by Bela Szilagy
Collectible Value
This issue is a standout for its feature on Don King, one of boxing’s most polarizing promoters, as well as its timely coverage of the Chávez–Taylor controversy, Mike Tyson’s camp, and Rocky Graziano. With added historical retrospectives on Jack Dempsey, Ad Wolgast, and King Levinsky, it offers both contemporary insight and rich boxing history. A strong addition for collectors of vintage boxing magazines and fans of the sport’s colorful personalities.