Description
Boxing Illustrated Magazine July 1993 Oscar De La Hoya Cover
This July 1993 issue of Boxing Illustrated features rising superstar Oscar De La Hoya on the cover, hailed as one of boxing’s brightest prospects of the decade. With in-depth features, international coverage, and historical retrospectives, the issue highlights both the new generation of champions and the legends of the past.
Condition
The magazine is in good condition, with light, age-appropriate wear. The exact copy shown in the photos is the one you will receive. Please review all pictures for condition details. Each issue is shipped in a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from the July 1993 Issue
Feature Articles
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Oscar De La Hoya: Better than Sugar Ray? – by Robert Dominguez
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An Open Letter to Riddick Bowe – by John Phillips
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Notes and Quotes on First Fight in China – by Bruce Bebb
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James Scott: The First Fighter Behind Bars – by Phil Berger
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The Great John L. – by Jack Sanders
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Paul Porrier: The Story of “What If” – by Jody Heaps
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Close, But No Cigar – by John Brooks Randolph
Departments and Regular Features
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In This Corner – by Bert Randolph Sugar
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Opening Round – art by Alphonse Normandia
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14-K Goldman – by Herbert G. Goldman
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Boxing Box
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Writes and Lefts
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Collectors’ Corner
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Press Section
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Knowing the Ropes
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As the Boxing World Turns – by Wallace Matthews
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Famous Finishes
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The Boxing Answerwoman
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Closing Bell – by Thomas Hauser
Ratings, Results & Statistics
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The Budweiser Editorial
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Budweiser–Boxing Illustrated Ratings (including Pound-for-Pound rankings)
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Fight of the Month: Patterson–Benavides
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Results Around the World
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At the Bell: The Undercards – by Bela Szilagyi
Collectible Value
This issue is especially collectible for its early feature on Oscar De La Hoya, comparing him to Sugar Ray Leonard at the start of his career. It also includes reflections on greats such as John L. Sullivan and unique pieces like Phil Berger’s story of James Scott, boxing’s first fighter behind bars. A must-have for collectors of 1990s boxing memorabilia and fans of De La Hoya’s rise to stardom.