Description
World Boxing Magazine – November 1982 – Sugar Ray Leonard Cover – No Label – VG
This vintage World Boxing Magazine from November 1982 is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear consistent with age. The exact magazine pictured is the one you will receive. For its age, it is well-preserved and remains highly collectible. Please review the detailed photos for an accurate representation of condition.
All items are shipped with a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents – November 1982
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At Ringside – Features on Tommy Loughran, Bob Arum in court, and the Torres family boxing tradition.
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Sound Off – Viewpoints on Aaron Pryor, Larry Holmes, and Leon Spinks.
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Championship Challenge – This month’s focus: boxing movies.
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Worldwide Ratings – Rankings updates, with Moore and Munoz climbing while Castillo and Zapata reclaim crowns.
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Famous Fights – A pictorial of the first Ruben Olivares–Chucho Castillo bantamweight title bout.
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The Champion the World Ignored – Revisiting the overlooked career of heavyweight Ernie Terrell.
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A Novice Becomes a Champion – Moore’s knockout victory over Kaulule.
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The 10 Candidates to Replace Sugar Ray Leonard – Analyzing who could succeed boxing’s top superstar.
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Exclusive Interview with Roberto Duran – Duran asserts, “Boxing experts know I was the greatest.”
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Introducing Gaby Canizales – A rising bantamweight aiming for stardom.
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Salvador Sanchez: The Destructive Stylist – A look at the late champion’s unique legacy.
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International Wrapup – Reports on Mancini, Hearns, and Munoz’s latest fights.
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International Summary – Comprehensive results from the global boxing scene.
Highlights
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Ernie Terrell’s underappreciated career spotlight
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Ten potential successors to Sugar Ray Leonard
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Roberto Duran’s candid exclusive interview
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Gaby Canizales introduced as a rising contender
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Salvador Sanchez’s destructive yet stylish legacy
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Global coverage with fight results and updated rankings
This issue offers a rich mix of retrospectives, rising stars, and international coverage, making it an excellent collectible for fans of boxing history in the early 1980s.