Description
Boxing 88 Magazine September 1988 – Mike Tyson & Michael Spinks Cover (No Label)
This September 1988 issue of Boxing 88 Magazine features Mike Tyson and Michael Spinks on the cover, capturing the intensity of one of boxing’s most iconic rivalries. The magazine is in good condition and comes without a mailing label, making it a strong collectible for fans and enthusiasts. The exact item shown in the listing photos is the one you will receive. Please review the images carefully to confirm condition.
Each issue is shipped with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from this issue include:
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A Revealing Look at Boxing’s Best and Worst – A bold collection of lists ranging from best- and worst-dressed fighters to the sport’s toughest mothers, offering a unique perspective on boxing’s personalities.
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The Rebirth of Dennis Andries – How Andries defied expectations with his upset victory over Bobby Czyz.
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Calvin Grove: The Featherweight Champ Nobody Knows – A profile of Grove’s underappreciated career, championship, and future potential.
Departments include:
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Before the Bell – Reader letters on Sugar Ray Leonard, the ratings system, and the muddled middleweight division
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Boxing 88 Fight Review – Coverage of Lalonde, Tate, and Aliu
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International Fight Summary – Worldwide boxing results
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Boxing 88 Ratings – Editors’ survey of the sport’s top fighters
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The World Ratings – Official rankings from boxing’s top three organizations
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Hot Prospects – Featuring Robert Byrd and David Gonzales
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Preview & Analysis – Frank Tate vs. Michael Nunn, a middleweight clash of rising stars
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Ringside News and Views – “A Job Well Done” No Way, Jose
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On the Air – Dennis Andries, Calvin Grove, and Terrence Alli featured, plus a review of the documentary Prison Boxing
This issue provides an insightful snapshot of the boxing world in 1988, blending in-depth fighter features with analysis, rankings, and cultural commentary. A valuable addition for vintage sports collectors and boxing history enthusiasts.