World Boxing Magazine October 1991 featuring Mike Tyson on the cover, highlighting the 12 meanest fighters in boxing, with bold graphics and engaging imagery, in very good condition.
Contents page of World Boxing Magazine October 1991, detailing features on boxing legends like James J. Braddock and the evolution of training methods, part of a must-have issue for boxing enthusiasts.
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World Boxing Magazine October 1991 featuring Mike Tyson on the cover, highlighting the 12 meanest fighters in boxing, with bold graphics and engaging imagery, in very good condition.Contents page of World Boxing Magazine October 1991, detailing features on boxing legends like James J. Braddock and the evolution of training methods, part of a must-have issue for boxing enthusiasts.

World Boxing Magazine October 1991 Mike Tyson, Thomas Hearns Cover VG

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World Boxing Magazine – October 1991 Mike Tyson & Thomas Hearns Cover (Very Good Condition)

This October 1991 issue of World Boxing features Mike Tyson and Thomas Hearns on the cover and delivers a mix of history, hard-hitting analysis, and profiles of boxing’s most dangerous men. From the underdog tale of James J. Braddock, the “Cinderella Man,” to the spotlight on Orlando Canizales, this issue also dives deep into the fighters who combined skill with a ruthless mean streak. Plus, a retrospective on 1967’s impact on the sport, and a glimpse into how training might evolve as boxing entered the 21st century.

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Very good condition with minor edge wear. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Comes in a protective plastic covering. Please see photos for condition. Combined shipping is available upon request.

Contents – October 1991

Features

  • James J. Braddock: Always the Underdog, Always the Gentleman – The inspiring story of the “Cinderella Man” (p. 12)

  • IBF Bantamweight Champ Orlando Canizales: On Top, But Still Looking Up – One of the world’s best fighters, still underappreciated (p. 26)

  • 12 Angry Men: The Meanest Fighters in Boxing – The sport’s nastiest dozen (p. 30)

  • Boxing Enters the 21st Century: Fistic Training Goes Hi-Tech – Will traditional workouts be replaced? (p. 34)

  • The Year That Was: 1967 – A look back at a pivotal year in boxing and beyond (p. 38)

  • The 10 Meanest Fighters of All Time: The Ring Was Their Cage – Jack Dempsey, Jake LaMotta, Roberto Duran, Tony Ayala, and more (p. 60)

Departments

  • The Opening Round – “The Bully Pulpit,” by Joseph C. Tintle (p. 8)

  • World Boxing Ratings – A survey of the sport’s top fighters (p. 16)

  • World Ratings – Official rankings of the top three organizations (p. 18)

  • Showdown! – Mercer vs. Morrison preview (p. 22)

  • Division Analysis – Heavyweights under review (p. 42)

  • International Wrapup – Toney stuns Nunn, Camacho edges Haugen, Alli detours Murray (p. 44)

  • The Final Word – Letters on Pernell Whitaker, Simon Brown, and the middleweights (p. 64)

  • Media Review – TKO’s entry into pay-per-view (p. 66)

Publication Details:

  • Issue: October 1991

  • Cover Fighters: Mike Tyson & Thomas Hearns

  • Publisher: World Boxing

A must-have issue covering boxing legends, “meanest fighter” rankings, and the sport’s shift into a new era—perfect for collectors of Tyson, Hearns, and 1990s boxing history.

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