Description
Boxing 92 Magazine – March 1992
Evander Holyfield & Muhammad Ali Cover | Good Condition
This March 1992 issue of Boxing 92 Magazine features Evander Holyfield and Muhammad Ali on the cover, spotlighting both the heavyweight champion of the moment and one of boxing’s greatest legends. With features on Holyfield, Ali, Ray Mercer, and Floyd Patterson, this issue is a standout for collectors of classic boxing magazines.
Condition:
Magazine is in good condition with normal edge wear from age. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Ships in a plastic protective covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents – March 1992 Issue Highlights:
Features
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History of the Heavyweights: Floyd Patterson – A profile of the humble champion with lightning-fast fists.
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Ray Mercer Trashes Tommy Morrison – Mercer dismantles Morrison, but is he ready for the division’s elite?
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Big Fight on Hold! – What Holyfield can learn from history as the Tyson fight faces delays.
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The Champions of ’92 – Predictions on which titlists will keep their crowns and which will fall.
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The Lightweights Without Pernell Whitaker – With Whitaker moving up, will a true lightweight king emerge?
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The Controversial Cut! – How a training mishap delayed the George Foreman–Muhammad Ali superfight.
Departments
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Before the Bell – Letters on Vinny Pazienza, Pernell Whitaker, and the light heavyweight scene.
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Boxing 92 Fight Review – Blocker beats Brown, Paz dethrones Dele, Perez shocks Mendoza.
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International Fight Summary – Comprehensive results from around the globe.
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Hot Prospect – Cruiserweight Jade Scott profiled.
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Preview & Analysis: Ruddock vs. Bowe – One giant step from the top.
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Ringside News and Views – A career shot to pieces.
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Boxing 92 Ratings – Editors’ rankings of boxing’s best.
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The World Ratings – Updated ratings from the WBC, WBA, and IBF.
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On the Air – TV Fighter of the Month: Ray Mercer; Free-TV in ’92.
This issue captures the early ’90s heavyweight landscape, featuring Holyfield’s postponed Tyson showdown, Floyd Patterson’s legacy, and Ray Mercer’s rise—a must-have for serious collectors of boxing history.