Description
Boxing Illustrated Magazine November 1968 Luis Rodriguez Cover No Label
This November 1968 issue of Boxing Illustrated features welterweight great Luis Manuel Rodríguez on the cover. Known for his skill, resilience, and legacy as one of Cuba’s finest champions, Rodríguez’s career is spotlighted in detail alongside features on boxing history, international developments, and forgotten legends.
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 review the images for details. Each issue is shipped with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from the November 1968 Issue
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The Ups and Downs of Luis Manuel Rodríguez – by Steve Barbara
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Harris Dances to Griffith’s Tune – by Lew Eskin
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The Kid Who Came Back: Andy Kendall – by Aaron C. Jones
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Recalling George O’Brien – by Joe Netro
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Deep in the Heart of Texans – by Jimmy Hyles
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Chuck Leslie — Unlucky Guy – by Lew Eskin
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The Big Bad Bear Ain’t So Bad – by Mickey Zezzo
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Forgotten Greats: Benny Lynch – by Charles Meadows
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Japan Boxing History (Part One) – by Tatsuo Shimoda
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The Lennon Story – by William O’Neill
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Big Night for Panama – by Lew Eskin
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British Olympians Aim High – by Reg Gutteridge
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European Scene – by Richard Reekie
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Reporter at Large – by Reg Gutteridge
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Ring Gems – by Norm Hartford
Departments and Regular Features
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Memo from Our Publisher – by Abe Glick
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On the Fistic Scene – by Ben Greene
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World Boxing Ratings – WBA and Boxing Illustrated listings
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Boxing Trivia – by Lee Kerr
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Rings Around the World
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International Results
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Readers’ Corner
Special Features
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Boxing Champions’ Album: Marty Servo (second cover)
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Boxing Illustrated Classic No. 72: Lew Jenkins vs. Lou Ambers (third cover)
Collectible Value
This issue stands out for its detailed profile on Luis Manuel Rodríguez and rich international content, including early Japanese boxing history and features on overlooked champions. A strong addition for collectors of vintage boxing magazines and those interested in the global fight scene of the late 1960s.