Cover of Beat Boxing Magazine February 1988 featuring Mike Tyson and Tyrell Biggs with the title 'Beat Boxing Magazine February 1988 Mike Tyson, Tyrell Biggs No Label VG', showcasing boxing action and highlights.
Back cover of Beat Boxing Magazine February 1988 displaying the table of contents, including articles on fighters and boxing insights, associated with the title 'Beat Boxing Magazine February 1988 Mike Tyson, Tyrell Biggs No Label VG'.
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Cover of Beat Boxing Magazine February 1988 featuring Mike Tyson and Tyrell Biggs with the title 'Beat Boxing Magazine February 1988 Mike Tyson, Tyrell Biggs No Label VG', showcasing boxing action and highlights.Back cover of Beat Boxing Magazine February 1988 displaying the table of contents, including articles on fighters and boxing insights, associated with the title 'Beat Boxing Magazine February 1988 Mike Tyson, Tyrell Biggs No Label VG'.

Beat Boxing Magazine February 1988 Mike Tyson, Tyrell Biggs No Label VG

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Beat Boxing Magazine February 1988 Mike Tyson, Tyrell Biggs No Label VG

This February 1988 issue of Beat Boxing Magazine features Mike Tyson and Tyrell Biggs on the cover, capturing the excitement of the heavyweight division in the late 1980s. Inside, readers will find a mix of fighter profiles, historical pieces, and ringside insights covering the sport worldwide.

Condition
The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor wear along the edges consistent with its age. Please review the photos for an exact view of the item’s condition. The pictured issue is the exact one you will receive. Comes with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.

Highlights in This Issue

  • “Homicide Hank” — Randy Gordon on the legendary Henry Armstrong (p. 8)

  • Portfolio from Mexico City’s Arena Coliseo — Stunning photos and text by Nancy Stout (p. 12)

  • The Unlikely Champion — Terry Marsh’s surprising rise (p. 20)

  • “Schoolboy” Darin Van Horn — Kentucky’s young sensation (p. 26)

  • The Canadian King — Matthew Hilton’s breakthrough (p. 32)

  • The Matchmakers — Ranking boxing’s top ten matchmakers by Ron Scott Stevens (p. 44)

  • Ralph “Tiger” Jones — A retrospective on the former middleweight contender (p. 52)

  • Shawn O’Sullivan — Can the Olympian rebound? (p. 56)

  • The Easton Promoter — Larry Holmes takes a new role as a boxing promoter (p. 58)

  • Never a Dull Moment with Ali — By Eddie Cool (p. 60)

Departments

  • Viewpoint — 12 or 15 rounds? Editorial discussion (p. 5)

  • Fan’s Corner — Letters and answers from around the globe (p. 6)

  • Screen Gems — Reviews of televised fights (p. 18)

  • U.S. & World Report — International fight roundups (p. 30)

  • Boxing Beat Photos (p. 36)

  • Boxing Beat Ratings (p. 51)

  • Profile — Bob Grossman of BOMO Promotions (p. 54)

  • Regional Reports — Midwest, Northwest, and West Coast boxing scenes (p. 62–68)

  • Ms. Boxing Beat — Featured pictorial by Tom Casino (p. 70)

Collectible Value
A great issue for collectors, this magazine blends Tyson-era heavyweight coverage, international boxing reports, and profiles of rising stars and legends. A solid addition to any vintage boxing magazine collection.

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