Description
World Boxing Magazine – February 1992 Mike Tyson Cover (Very Good Condition)
This February 1992 issue of World Boxing features Mike Tyson on the cover, with coverage centered on the looming Holyfield showdown and speculation about the sport’s future if Tyson were to walk away. Alongside this, the magazine offers a rich blend of history, speculation, and hard-hitting analysis—from Rocky Marciano’s undefeated legacy to Julian Jackson’s quest for revenge, and Brian Mitchell’s long-awaited homecoming.
Condition:
Very good condition with minor edge wear. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Includes protective plastic covering. Please see photos for condition. Combined shipping available on request.
Contents – February 1992
Features
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Rocky Marciano: Even in a Crouch, He Towered Over Them All – The undefeated champion’s lasting legacy (p. 12)
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The Year That Was: 1972 – A look back at boxing and world-shaping events from two decades ago (p. 26)
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Can Boxing Survive Without Mike Tyson? – What the sport could look like if Holyfield marks Tyson’s finale (p. 30)
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Julian Jackson: With the Power to Paralyze – Revenge bouts in sight for one of the sport’s deadliest punchers (p. 34)
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Brian Mitchell Turns Back Tony Lopez – The road warrior’s victory sets up a long-overdue return home (p. 38)
Departments
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The Opening Round – “Great Expectations” by Joseph C. Tintle (p. 8)
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World Boxing Ratings – Rankings of the world’s best fighters (p. 16)
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World Ratings – Official listings of the three major organizations (p. 18)
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Showdown! – Nelson–Fenech rematch preview (p. 22)
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Division Analysis – Junior lightweight critique (p. 42)
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International Wrapup – Harding outguns Andries, Chavez chases Smith, and more (p. 44)
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The Final Word – Letters on Oba Carr, James Toney, Brian Mitchell, etc. (p. 64)
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Media Review – “You Make The Call” (p. 66)
Publication Details:
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Issue: February 1992
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Cover Fighter: Mike Tyson
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Publisher: World Boxing
A must-have for collectors, this issue captures a pivotal moment in boxing history: Tyson’s uncertain future, Holyfield’s looming challenge, and a sport in transition.


