Description
Boxing Illustrated Magazine – October 1971 – George Foreman Cover – No Label
This October 1971 issue of Boxing Illustrated features George Foreman on the cover, offering readers a candid perspective from the young heavyweight contender on Muhammad Ali’s comeback. 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’s Back, But He’s Not the Same – George Foreman shares his take on Ali’s return to the ring.
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The Vanishing American – Lester Bromberg reflects on the changing landscape of U.S. boxing talent.
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Old Fighters Never Die—They Go Hollywood – Noble Chissell on retired fighters finding a second career in film and television.
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Bennie Briscoe: “Uncrowned Middleweight Champ” – Joseph Bush profiles the hard-hitting Philadelphian.
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Griffith Ready for Monzon – Marshall Reed previews the highly anticipated title clash.
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Champs Then and Now – Melio Bettina – Peter Heller revisits the career of the former light heavyweight champion.
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Al Romano: Pride of the Berkshires – Dick Provenzano spotlights the New England boxing figure.
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“Old Harry” Goes On Forever – Reg Gutteridge tells the story of a boxing stalwart’s enduring career.
Departments Include:
From the Editor’s Desk, Reader’s Corner, Win–Lose–Draw, Boxing Bull Session, World Boxing Ratings (Boxing Illustrated & WBA), NABF Ratings, Rings Around, Local Favorites, Reporter at Large, European Scene, Come On Now, Be a Sport!, Inside Boxing, International Results, and Boxing Album Series (Beau Jack).
A compelling early-1970s issue blending top fighter commentary, historical retrospectives, and coverage of rising stars—ideal for collectors and fans of George Foreman and the heavyweight scene of the era.