Description
Boxing Illustrated Magazine – November 1972 – Howard Cosell Feature – No Label
This November 1972 issue of Boxing Illustrated presents an engaging mix of contemporary fight coverage, historical features, and personality profiles from the world of boxing. The magazine is in good condition, with all pages intact and no mailing label. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review photos for condition details. All magazines are shipped in a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights in This Issue:
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Napoles Heads Big Mexico Swingfest – Don Majeski covers José Nápoles’ major bouts in Mexico.
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Tragedy Stalks the Heavyweights – Lew Eskin examines the darker side of the division.
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Tommy Butler – Promoting the Hard Way – A behind-the-scenes look at the challenges of boxing promotion.
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Monzon Blasts Out Bogs – Richard Reekie reports on Carlos Monzon’s latest victory.
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Meet the Champs: Sal Bartolo – Peter Heller profiles the former featherweight champion.
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Ron Harris: Ex-Olympic Champ Coming On – Al Wolgast details Harris’ rising professional career.
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Remember Fred Fulton? – Don Buchan revisits the career of the Minnesota heavyweight contender.
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Gert Steyn: Coming Champ – Doug Miller spotlights the South African prospect.
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Kid Mexico Recalled – A nostalgic look back at a legendary fighter.
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Roberto Duran Boxing Album Series – A feature on the Panamanian star as he continues his ascent.
Departments Include:
Jolts and Jabs, Corner Posts, Win Lose or Draw, Boxing Bull Session, Rings Around, Local Favorites, World and WBC Ratings, Reporter at Large, European Scene, Inside Boxing, Reader’s Corner, International Results, and more.
A classic issue from the early 1970s, this edition offers insight into a vibrant era of the sport, blending profiles of champions, historical retrospectives, and coverage of rising stars—ideal for collectors and boxing history enthusiasts.


