Description
KO Boxing Magazine – February 1992 – Jeff Fenech Cover
This February 1992 issue of KO Boxing Magazine features Jeff Fenech on the cover, exploring whether the “Thunder From Down Under” could become the next Roberto Durán and conquer the American boxing scene. 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:
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Between Rounds – Letters on Thomas Hearns, pay-per-view, and Harold Brazier
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Fight Confidential – A Half-Dozen Thought Provokers by Jeff Ryan
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Perspective – When Brains Reign Over Brawn by Steve Farhood
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International Report – Whitaker turns back Paez; Blocker bests Brown; Mitchell outduels Lopez
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Head to Head – Experts pick the winner of Razor Ruddock vs. Riddick Bowe
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Jackie Kallen: Managing to Add a Female Touch – From Kronk publicist to managing a world champion
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Jeff Fenech: The Second Coming of Roberto Durán? – Can he take America by storm?
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Starting Again: Has Michael Nunn Learned from His Mistakes? – A comeback after personal and professional setbacks
Additional Features:
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KO Closeup – Profile of heavyweight contender Riddick Bowe
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KO Pinup – Full-color poster of Riddick Bowe
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Vinny Paz Finally Brings Out the Best in Himself – Gaining 19 pounds and a world title
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KO Interview: Terry Norris – “I’m a great fighter, but not a bad guy”
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The World Ratings – WBA, WBC, and IBF standings
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KO Ratings – KO’s top-ranked fighters
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The Tattler – Latest boxing gossip, news, and rumors
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The Ali Chronicles, Part XI – Ali avenges his loss to Ken Norton in an Inglewood squeaker
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Blast from the Past – Pipino Cuevas bedevils Angel Espada for the third time
A must-have collectible for fans of Jeff Fenech and early 1990s boxing, filled with expert analysis, fighter profiles, and rich historical content.


