KO Boxing Magazine October 1994 Julio Cesar Chavez and Frankie Randall No Label


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KO Boxing Magazine – October 1994 – Julio Cesar Chavez & Frankie Randall Cover (No Label)

This October 1994 issue of KO Boxing Magazine features Julio Cesar Chavez and Frankie Randall on the cover, with in-depth coverage of their controversial rematch and the aftermath of Chavez regaining the title. 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:

  • My Best ShotBoxing’s Tangled Web by Nigel Collins

  • Between Rounds – Reader opinions on the Moorer–Holyfield fight

  • Fight ConfidentialWe’ve Got You Surrounded by Jeff Ryan

  • Perspective“No Mas,” Chavez Style by Steve Farhood

  • International Report – Recap of a record-setting weekend in Las Vegas and Atlantic City

  • Head to Head – Experts pick the winner of Herbie Hide vs. Tommy Morrison

  • The Right Kind of Champ – Jesse James Leija proves his worth

  • Randall Scandal – How Chavez took back the title

  • Special Fighters, Different Paths – Albuquerque standouts Danny Romero & Johnny Tapia

  • KO Closeup – Profile of WBC featherweight champion Kevin Kelley

  • KO Centerfold – Full-color poster of Kevin Kelley

  • What’s the Point of Weight Classes? – When fighters weigh in the day before

  • Who’s Who in the Ever-Changing Heavyweight Division – From Michael Moorer to Lionel Butler to Tony Tubbs

Additional Features:

  • KO Ratings – Editors rank the world’s best fighters

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

  • On the Move – Stories of two fighters headed in opposite directions

  • The Leonard Chronicles, Part I – Sugar Ray Leonard: Solid-gold superstar

  • Blast from the Past – Aaron Pryor ends Antonio Cervantes’ legendary streak

A collectible issue that captures the drama of Chavez–Randall II while offering profiles, rankings, and historical insights into boxing’s mid-1990s landscape.

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