Description
Boxing Scene Magazine November 1991 Thomas Hearns Cover No Label
This vintage Boxing Scene magazine from November 1991 features Thomas “Hitman” Hearns on the cover as he pursues a record-breaking sixth world title, this time at cruiserweight. The issue also includes early coverage of the long-awaited Tyson–Holyfield clash, profiles of rising stars, and retrospectives on boxing’s most durable fighters and historic legends.
The magazine is in good condition, with age-appropriate wear. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review photos for 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 wear consistent with age; see photos
Features (November 1991 Issue)
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Thomas Hearns: Cruising for a Sixth Title – The Hitman sets his sights on WBA cruiserweight champion Bobby Czyz (Arthur Harris)
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Tracy Patterson: “I’m Tired of Waiting!” – Junior featherweight standout still without a title shot despite 41 wins (Dan Hirshberg)
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Edwin Rosario: Still Waiting for Camacho – Longing for a rematch after his controversial loss to Hector Camacho (Arthur Harris)
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Boxing’s 10 Greatest Chins – A look at the most durable fighters in ring history (Mike Aoki)
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Tyson–Holyfield: An Early Look – A first preview of the fight fans have demanded for years (Arthur Harris)
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Mark Breland: Starting Over – Former WBA welterweight champion makes a fresh start at junior middleweight with Kronk Gym (Dan Hirshberg)
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James Toney: “I Could Be the Hagler of the 90s.” – Middleweight champ defends his crown after a close scare against Reggie Johnson (Arthur Harris)
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Oba Carr: No Time for Bicycles – The 19-year-old welterweight prospect turns childhood adversity into professional promise (Dan Hirshberg)
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Kayo Cards: A Knockout Collectible – The rise of boxing’s trading cards (Dan Hirshberg)
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How Much Is a Boxer’s Autograph Worth? – A collector’s guide to signature values (Mike Chapman)
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Lou Ambers: Too Good, Too Nice – Remembering the lightweight great and his classic encounters with Henry Armstrong (John E. Heaney)
This issue is a must-have for collectors and fans of boxing’s golden age, capturing the drama of Thomas Hearns’ pursuit of history, the buildup to Tyson–Holyfield, and insights into both past and present champions.


