KO Boxing Magazine April 1990 Sugar Ray Leonard and Roberto Durán No Label


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KO Boxing Magazine – April 1990 – Sugar Ray Leonard & Roberto Durán Cover (No Label)

This April 1990 issue of KO Boxing Magazine features Sugar Ray Leonard and Roberto Durán on the cover, capturing their final meeting in the ring and the aftermath of one of boxing’s most famous rivalries. Presented without a mailing label, the magazine is in good condition with all pages intact. Please review the listing photos for exact condition details. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive.

All items are shipped with a plastic protective covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.

Contents Include:

  • Between Rounds – Letters on Julio Cesar Chavez, Marlon Starling, and Roy Jones

  • Fight ConfidentialPostcards ’89 by Jeff Ryan

  • PerspectiveA Decade of Memories by Steve Farhood

  • Media Watch – Boxing’s year on television

  • International Report – Chavez pounds Fuentes; Taylor rocks Balboa; Moorer bombs Thompson

  • Leonard–Durán – After this performance, no one asked for an encore

  • KO Interview: Jose Sulaiman – “I’m not the crook that people have heard I am”

Special Year-End Section:

  • Knockout of the Year

  • Round of the Year

  • Fighter of the Year

  • The Year’s Best in Color

  • Fight of the Year

  • Comeback of the Year

  • Upset of the Year

  • The Highly Unofficial Official Awards

  • The Wacky, Weird, & Highly Unusual

  • A Look Back at 1989 / A Look Ahead to 1990

Additional Features:

  • The Champions of ’90 – Who will remain and who will fall

  • The World Ratings – WBA, WBC, and IBF standings

  • KO Ratings – KO’s top-ranked fighters

  • The Tattler – Latest boxing gossip, news, and rumors

  • Blast from the Past – Cassius Clay shocks the world

A highly collectible issue featuring the end of the Leonard–Durán trilogy, complemented by year-end awards, international fight coverage, and profiles of boxing’s biggest names entering the 1990s.

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