Description
World Boxing Magazine – June 1985 – Donald Curry Cover – No Label – Good Condition
This vintage World Boxing Magazine from June 1985 is in good condition, with expected wear consistent with its age. The exact magazine pictured is the one you will receive. Please review the photos for an accurate assessment of condition.
All issues are shipped with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents – June 1985
Features
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Cocky and Confident: Bernard Taylor – Known as the “B.T. Express,” Taylor looks to track down Eusebio Pedroza as he pushes toward a championship opportunity.
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Hagler vs. Hearns: Inside Analysis from Their Camps – Exclusive breakdowns from both camps ahead of Superfight ’85, with insights into the styles and mindsets of Hagler and Hearns.
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Unquestionably, Number One – Donald “The Cobra” Curry embraces his reputation as boxing’s finest, with questions of whether he is the best not just in America, but the world.
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Boom Boom Mancini: Courage in Defeat – Despite a setback in “The Rematch in Reno,” Mancini earns respect for his heart, grit, and resilience.
Departments
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Before the Bell – Reader letters covering McCallum, British boxing criticism, and Juan Laporte.
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WBA & WBC Ratings – Official monthly rankings from boxing’s two governing bodies.
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World Boxing Fight Review – Title defenses by Spinks, Pedroza, and Costello.
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International Fight Summary – Global fight results.
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Worldwide Ratings – Major shakeups in the light heavyweight division.
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Profiles – Capsule updates on boxing news.
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Hot Prospects – Spotlight on Kevin Moley and Carl Williams.
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Preview & Analysis: Page vs. Coetzee – A heavyweight clash previewed: slugfest or slaughter?
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Great Rivalries – Middleweight mayhem revisited: Rocky Graziano vs. Tony Zale. The Destined and The Doomed by Richard Counts.
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On the Air – TV Fighter of the Month: Ray Mancini, plus coverage of L.A. Forum boxing.
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Championship Challenge – This month’s theme: Championship Rematches.
Highlights
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Bernard Taylor’s pursuit of a world title shot against Pedroza
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In-depth pre-fight coverage of Hagler vs. Hearns, one of boxing’s greatest rivalries
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Donald Curry hailed as boxing’s number-one fighter
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Ray “Boom Boom” Mancini’s resilience after defeat
This issue reflects the excitement of mid-1980s boxing, with features on established champions, rising contenders, and one of the sport’s most legendary showdowns. A must-have collectible for fans of the Hagler–Hearns era.