The Voice of Boxing Magazine January 1985 Hector "Macho" Camacho No Label VG


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The Voice of Boxing Magazine January 1985 Hector "Macho" Camacho No Label VG

This January 1985 issue of The Voice of Boxing Magazine features Hector “Macho” Camacho on the cover, showcasing the flamboyant and rising star at a pivotal point in his career. A must-have for collectors of vintage boxing history, this issue highlights key fighters and behind-the-scenes figures from the mid-1980s.

Condition
The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor wear along the edges. Please review photos for details of condition. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Each magazine comes in a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.

Highlights from This Issue

Pictorials

  • At Ringside with Ron Scott Stevens (p. 20)

  • The Voice of Boxing at Ringside (p. 52)

  • The Right Hand (p. 14)

Features

  • Saoul Mamby: “Sweet Saoul” — Staff (p. 10)

  • Juan Antonio Laporte: “Tony” — Ron Scott Stevens (p. 32)

  • Cutmen — Jack Hirsch (p. 38)

  • The Ridgewood Grove Fights Again — Staff (p. 58)

  • Eddie Mustafa Muhammad: “The Weighting Game” — Staff (p. 48)

  • Kevin Moley: “E.T.” — Joe Chessari (p. 42)

  • Hector “Macho” Camacho: “All American Boy” — Ron Scott Stevens (p. 60)

Departments

  • Viewpoint — Editorial (p. 4)

  • Lefts and Writes — Letters (p. 6)

  • Fan’s Corner — Letters (p. 8)

  • Trainer of the Month (p. 28)

  • WBA Ratings (p. 30)

  • Manager of the Month (p. 38)

  • WBC Ratings (p. 40)

  • Gym of the Month (p. 48)

  • IBF Ratings (p. 54)

  • Rising Stars (p. 67)

  • On Banning Boxing — Stephen B. Acunto (p. 72)

  • Learning the Ropes — Eddie Cool (p. 76)

  • Fan’s Exam (p. 76)

  • Cartoon — Lou Buschi (p. 78)

Collectible Value
This issue is particularly notable for its feature on Hector “Macho” Camacho, one of the most charismatic and talented fighters of the 1980s. Alongside pieces on Juan Laporte, Eddie Mustafa Muhammad, and the ever-important role of cutmen, this edition provides a snapshot of boxing’s personalities and controversies in 1985.

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