Description
Boxing Illustrated Magazine – Holiday Issue 1995 Roy Jones Cover
This Holiday 1995 issue of Boxing Illustrated features Roy Jones Jr. on the cover, highlighting one of boxing’s most celebrated talents at the height of his career. With in-depth features, interviews, and exclusive insights, this issue captures the energy of mid-1990s boxing, covering legendary fighters and pivotal moments in the sport.
Condition:
The magazine is in good condition. The item pictured in this listing is the exact item you will receive. Please check the provided photos for condition details. All items are shipped with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from this issue include:
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Roy Jones: Genius at Work – Budd Schulberg examines the brilliance of Roy Jones Jr. inside the ring.
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Tyson Unleashes the Future – Arne Lang explores Mike Tyson’s potential comeback impact.
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The Return of Sugar Ray Leonard? – Randy Gordon reflects on Leonard’s legacy and possible return.
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Madison Square Garden Returns – Philip Schulman recounts the venue’s enduring significance to boxing.
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Felix Trinidad Becomes Best Welterweight – Mario Rivera Martinó covers Trinidad’s rise as a dominant champion.
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Muhammad Ali Memorabilia – Thomas Hauser documents collectible pieces tied to “The Greatest.”
Interviews and Special Features:
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Jake LaMotta Interview – Gregory Catos (p. 11)
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Fans Debate: The White Buffalo – Bert Blewett
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Conversations at Joe Cole – Tony Triem
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Kareem’s Prediction – Freddie Pendleton
Departments & Regular Sections:
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In This Corner
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Opening Round
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Wires and Lefts
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The Boxing Answerwoman
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Collectors Corner
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World-Wide Fight Scene – including Fight of the Month, Fighter of the Month, Title Bouts, and International Reports
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Budweiser Ratings alongside official WBA, WBC, IBF, IBO, NABF, and USBA ratings
Records Section:
Spotlights include Roy Jones Jr., Jake LaMotta, Sugar Ray Leonard, Felix Trinidad, and Freddie Pendleton.
This Holiday Issue offers an outstanding look into boxing’s biggest names of the era, making it an excellent addition for collectors, historians, and fans of Roy Jones Jr. and 1990s boxing.