KO Boxing Magazine July 1991 Riddick Bowe and Tyrell Biggs Cover


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KO Boxing Magazine – July 1991 – Riddick Bowe & Tyrell Biggs Cover

This July 1991 issue of KO Boxing Magazine spotlights Riddick Bowe and Tyrell Biggs on the cover, capturing a moment in heavyweight boxing when future champions and seasoned contenders were battling for supremacy. The magazine is in good condition with normal signs of age and handling. The exact item in the photos is the one you will receive.

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

Contents Include:

  • Between Rounds – Reader letters on Ray Leonard, Haugen–Camacho, and Buster Douglas

  • Fight Confidential – A Cracked Nest Egg by Jeff Ryan

  • Perspective – The Copycat Comeback by Steve Farhood

  • International Report – Richardson outslugs Perez, Hearns stops Morton, Carbajal crushes Santos

  • Head to Head – Experts predict the winner of Ray Mercer–Tommy Morrison

  • Bobby Czyz’ Million-Dollar Dream – The quest for one last big payday

  • Red-Hot Contender Riddick Bowe – Is he destined to be heavyweight champion?

  • Is There Any Future for Buster Douglas? – Examining the former champ’s uncertain path

  • KO Closeup – Profile of IBF junior flyweight champion Michael Carbajal

  • KO Pinup – Full-color poster of Michael Carbajal

  • The Can’t-Miss Kid Who Missed – Mark Breland’s push for one more chance

  • KO Interview: Buddy McGirt – “Meldrick Taylor Isn’t Man Enough To Give Me A Rematch”

  • The World Ratings – Current standings from the WBA, WBC, and IBF

  • KO Ratings – KO’s own pound-for-pound fighter rankings

  • The Tattler – Boxing gossip, news, and behind-the-scenes stories

  • The Ali Chronicles, Part IV – Clay shocks Liston and shakes up the world

  • Blast from the Past – Jimmy Carter dethrones Ike Williams

A standout early-’90s boxing collectible featuring rising star Riddick Bowe, heavyweight drama, and in-depth features on champions and contenders of the era.

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