Description
Boxing Illustrated Magazine – June 1993 George Foreman Cover
This June 1993 issue of Boxing Illustrated features George Foreman on the cover, highlighting one of the most remarkable comebacks in heavyweight boxing history. With exclusive interviews, fight previews, and retrospectives, this issue captures the excitement of Foreman’s resurgence, the rise of James Toney, and the highly anticipated Whitaker–Chávez showdown.
Condition:
The magazine is in good condition. The item pictured is the exact one you will receive. Please review photos for condition details. Each magazine comes with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from this issue include:
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“I’m Gonna Beat Tommy Morrison, Win the Title and Retire” – George Foreman speaks candidly about his comeback, his drive, and his ultimate plans for the heavyweight crown.
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Pernell Whitaker: The Ugly Duckling Turns Into a Swan – Thomas Hauser traces Whitaker’s evolution into one of the sport’s greatest technicians.
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Chávez–Whitaker: Who’ll Win? – Bert Randolph Sugar previews the mega-fight between Julio César Chávez and Pernell Whitaker, offering expert analysis and predictions.
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James Toney Finally Gets Respect – Robert Brown profiles the career rise of “Lights Out,” examining his hunger and personality.
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My Road to the Top – Freddie Roach shares his personal journey and career reflections.
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The Fraudulent ‘Franchise’ Title – Phil Berger critiques the proliferation of questionable sanctioning titles in boxing.
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Barney Ross: Wednesday’s Child – Mr. Gross revisits the legendary 1930s champion’s life and legacy, including the tragic struggles behind his fame.
Departments & Columns:
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In This Corner – Bert Randolph Sugar
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Opening Round
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14-Kt Goldman – Herbert G. Goldman
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As The Boxing World Turns – Wallace Matthews
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The Boxing Answerwoman – Iris Bell
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Closing Bell – Earl Gustkey
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Additional sections include The Boxing Box, Collector’s Corner, Wilbert’s Letters, Crosstrainers, Inside Boxing, Press Conference, Knowing the Ropes, The Black & Blue Pages, and Famous Flubs
Ratings, Results & Statistics:
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Budweiser Editorial
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Budweiser Pound-for-Pound Ratings
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Boxing Illustrated Ratings
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Fight of the Month
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Results Around the World
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At the Bell and The Undercards
This issue captures a pivotal moment in boxing history, with George Foreman’s comeback story, James Toney’s breakthrough, and the anticipation of Whitaker–Chávez. A must-have addition for collectors and fans of 1990s boxing.