Description
Boxing Scene Magazine – November 1990 – Mike Tyson Cover – No Label
This November 1990 issue of Boxing Scene features former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson on the cover, with in-depth features on the state of the sport as Evander Holyfield prepares to challenge Buster Douglas for the heavyweight crown. The magazine captures a pivotal moment in boxing history, with insights on champions, contenders, and legends from multiple weight classes.
Condition:
The magazine is in good condition. The item pictured in this listing is the exact copy you will receive. Please review all photos for condition details. Each item is shipped with a plastic protective covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents Include:
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10 Experts Pick the Douglas–Holyfield Winner by Arthur Harris – Predictions for the heavyweight showdown between Buster Douglas and Evander Holyfield.
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Mike Tyson: Why He’ll Be Champ Again – A case for Tyson’s return to the top after his shocking loss to Douglas.
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Michael Nunn: Still Shunned by Sugar by Arthur Harris – Coverage of Nunn, Virgil Hill, Pernell Whitaker, and Sugar Ray Leonard’s reluctance to face him.
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Lampkin’s Crushing ’Em by Dan Hirshberg – The rise of IBF cruiserweight champion Jeff Lampkin.
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Is the Right Hand Boxing’s Deadliest Weapon? – A provocative analysis of the punch’s devastating legacy.
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Look Who’s Back by Arthur Harris – Sugar Ray Leonard’s latest comeback.
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Should Boxing Have a Federal Czar? by Salvatore – Examining calls for stricter safety regulations following ring tragedies.
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Aaron Davis: The Bronx Bomber by Mark Beiro – On the rise after defeating Mark Breland for the WBA welterweight title.
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Jimmy McLarnin: Baby Face and Deadly Fists by Barney Ross & Morris Schulatsky – Remembering one of the greatest welterweights of all time.
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Glenwood Brown: Waiting for a Title Shot – A young welterweight contender bides his time.
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How to Win the Most Educated Fight in the History of Pugilism by David H. Lawrence – A professor’s unique victory proves boxing is both science and sport.
A significant issue chronicling Tyson’s fight to reclaim dominance, Holyfield’s rise, and Sugar Ray Leonard’s enduring appeal—making it an excellent addition to any boxing or sports magazine collection.