Description
Boxing Illustrated Magazine February 1989 George Foreman Cover No Label
This February 1989 issue of Boxing Illustrated (Vol. XXX, No. 8) features George Foreman on the cover, spotlighting his comeback and growing presence in the heavyweight division. Packed with fight previews, historical retrospectives, and commentary from some of boxing’s greatest writers, the issue bridges past and present with coverage of both modern champions and legendary figures.
Condition
The magazine is in good condition, with expected light wear from age. The exact copy shown in the listing photos is the one you will receive. Please check pictures for condition details. Each issue is shipped with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from the February 1989 Issue
Feature Articles
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12 Faces to Watch in ’89 – by George Kimball
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Mike Tyson: Out of the Frying Pan – by Dave Anderson
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Larry Holmes’ Advice to Mike Tyson
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For the Love of Mike… TV’s Love Affair with Boxing – by Peter Coutros
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Boxing’s TV Guide—Fights on TV in ’88 – by Bela Szilagy
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Exclusive Pictures of the Championship Weekend in Las Vegas
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The Last Bareknuckle Fight and the Great John L. – by Bert Randolph Sugar
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John L. Sullivan: The Boston Strongboy – by Vachel Lindsay
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In Appreciation of Henry Armstrong – by Bert Randolph Sugar
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Battling Siki and Civilization – by Westbrook Pegler
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The Magic of Muhammad Ali
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Ray Arcel: Boxing’s Man of the Century – by Ira Berkow
Departments and Regular Features
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In This Corner – by Bert Randolph Sugar
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Opening Round
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Knowing the Ropes
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14-K Goldman – by Herbert G. Goldman
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Collector’s Corner
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Press Section
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Win, Lose & Draw – by Charlie McGill
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Boxing Lists – by John Grasso
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Old-Timers Corner – by “Sailor Don” Sauer
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The Closing Bell – by Harold Rosenthal
Collectible Value
This issue is especially collectible for featuring George Foreman on the cover during his comeback run, alongside timely coverage of Mike Tyson, Larry Holmes, and Muhammad Ali, while also paying tribute to legends like John L. Sullivan, Henry Armstrong, Battling Siki, and Ray Arcel. With contributions from noted boxing historians like Bert Randolph Sugar and Ira Berkow, it is a must-have for fans of both modern and classic boxing history.