Description
Boxing Scene Magazine July 1991 Mike Tyson Cover No Label
This vintage Boxing Scene magazine from July 1991 features Mike Tyson on the cover, as he looks to reclaim his spot as the number one heavyweight following his battles with Razor Ruddock. The issue covers Tyson’s uncertain path back to the top, Sugar Ray Leonard’s disappointing farewell, and key profiles on emerging contenders like Michael Moorer and Terry Norris.
The magazine is in good condition, showing light wear consistent with age. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review photos for condition details.
All magazines are shipped with a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Condition
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Good overall condition
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No mailing label
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Interior pages intact
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Light age-related wear; see photos
Features (July 1991 Issue)
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State of Boxing: Change Is Needed! – Fallout from the refereeing controversy in the Tyson–Ruddock fight sparks calls for reform (Lou Sahadi)
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Sugar Ray Leonard: His Last Was Far From His Best – Terry Norris ends Leonard’s career in his lone Madison Square Garden appearance (Bernie Beglane)
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Meldrick Taylor: Waiting for Chávez… Again! – The pursuit of a rematch with Julio César Chávez after their controversial clash (Mike Aoki)
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Buster Douglas: Will He Ever Fight Again? – The former heavyweight champion’s uncertain future after losing to Evander Holyfield (Mike Aoki)
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Michael Moorer: Heavy Goals – Transitioning from light-heavyweight to heavyweight with the backing of Emanuel Steward (Dan Hirshberg)
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Mike Tyson: Waiting to Be No. 1 Again… But Can He? – Assessing Tyson’s comeback after beating Ruddock (Dan Hirshberg)
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Louis–Conn: 50th Anniversary – Remembering the classic boxer vs. puncher showdown (Arthur Harris)
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Terry Norris: A Time for Recognition – How beating Sugar Ray Leonard elevated his career (Dan Hirshberg)
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Boxing’s Five Most Overrated Fighters – A provocative look at names that may surprise (Mike Aoki)
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Wilfred Benítez: Where Did It All Go So Quickly? – The rise and tragic fall of boxing’s youngest world champion (Mike Aoki)
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Segundo Mercado: Segundo to None? – The young middleweight prospect’s rapid rise (Arthur Harris)
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Curtis Summit: Peaking Welterweight Contender – A renewed push toward contention (Arthur Harris)
This issue offers a powerful snapshot of boxing in the early 1990s—capturing legends in transition, rising stars, and the sport’s shifting heavyweight landscape. A must-have collectible for Tyson fans and serious boxing historians.