Description
Boxing Illustrated Magazine – November 1973 – Muhammad Ali Cover – No Label
This November 1973 issue of Boxing Illustrated features Muhammad Ali on the cover, with in-depth coverage of his career trajectory and the heavyweight boxing scene of the early 1970s. The magazine is in good condition, with all pages intact and no mailing label. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review the photos for condition details. All magazines are shipped in a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights in This Issue:
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Ali Will Stay Around Two Years – Analysis of Ali’s plans for the future and what lies ahead in his career.
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Foreman Wants November Action – Coverage of George Foreman’s push to stay active as heavyweight champion.
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The Time Ali’s Trainer Wanted Him to “Lose” – A behind-the-scenes story revealing surprising strategy considerations.
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Mundine Can Prove It All Against Griffith – Preview of the high-stakes clash between Tony Mundine and Emile Griffith.
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Griffith’s Family Ties – Insight into the personal life of the former champion.
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Merritt Looms as Future Contender – Profile of rising heavyweight Jeff Merritt.
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Napoles, Pound for Pound, Likely the Best Today – An appraisal of José Nápoles’ standing in the sport.
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Joe Louis Still Magic Everywhere – A look at the continued influence of “The Brown Bomber.”
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Briscoe Wants Crown – Coverage of middleweight contender Bennie Briscoe’s title aspirations.
Departments Include:
Editorial, Inside Boxing, Film Actors as Fighters, Boxing Ratings, The End of the “Markson Era,” Knockout, International Boxing Roundup, Rings Around the World, Cool Camera Clix, Reader’s Rights, and Our Greatness File.
A collectible issue spotlighting Ali’s career, Foreman’s reign, and profiles of champions and contenders, making it an essential piece for fans of 1970s boxing history.