Description
World Boxing Magazine – November 1983 Marvin Hagler Cover (Very Good Condition, No Label)
This November 1983 issue of World Boxing features Marvelous Marvin Hagler on the cover, with an exclusive interview on Leonard, Hearns, and Duran. It also includes in-depth previews, fighter profiles, historic bout recaps, and international fight coverage. Notably, this was the first monthly issue of World Boxing, marking a key milestone in the magazine’s history.
Condition:
Very good condition with minor edge wear. No mailing label. Please review photos for details. The item shown is the exact one you will receive. Comes in a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping available upon request.
Contents – November 1983:
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At Ringside – News and gossip with Robert J. Thornton (p. 6)
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Sound Off – Letters on Duran, Dokes, and boxing controversies (p. 12)
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On the Air – TV Fighter of the Month: Thomas Hearns; Tube Review (p. 18)
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Championship Challenge – Spotlight on Sugar Ray Leonard (p. 20)
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Worldwide Ratings – Featuring Sugar DeLeon, Curtis Parker, Bobby Joe Young (p. 22)
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Famous Fights – Ismael Laguna vs. Mando Ramos for the lightweight crown (p. 24)
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Introducing Jimmy Paul – Detroit’s Kronk Gym unveils its latest contender (p. 28)
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Preview & Analysis: Holmes vs. Frazier – Is the timing right for the fall of the king? (p. 30)
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Exclusive Interview: Marvelous Marvin Hagler – The champ on Leonard, Hearns, and Duran (p. 34)
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Upset Havens: Seamorillis Benitez – Fighting in memory of a friend (p. 38)
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The Non-Fight of the Year – Chaos surrounds Spinks vs. Mustafa Muhammad (p. 40)
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The Tragic Saga of Tony Ayala Jr. – Rise and fall of “the bull” (p. 44)
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International Wrapup – Chandler jolted; Blake-Baltazar war; DeLeon too sweet for Gordon (p. 46)
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International Summary – Full worldwide fight results (p. 48)
Publication Details:
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Issue: November 1983
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Cover: Marvelous Marvin Hagler
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Publisher: World Boxing
A historic issue for collectors, offering Hagler’s perspective at the height of his reign and featuring the magazine’s transition to a monthly publication cycle.


