Description
Boxing Magazine 1974 Yearbook #4 – Muhammad Ali, George Foreman – No Label
This vintage 1974 Boxing Yearbook (Issue #4) highlights the golden era of boxing with features on legends Muhammad Ali, George Foreman, Ezzard Charles, Archie Moore, and many more. The magazine provides an inside look at the sport during one of its most exciting decades, complete with rare stories, photographs, and statistical insights.
Condition:
The magazine is in good condition. The item pictured in this listing is the exact copy you will receive. Please review the photos carefully for condition details. All items are shipped with a plastic protective covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents Include:
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Behind the Scenes with a Cut Man – An in-depth exploration of one of boxing’s toughest professions.
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Kid Gavilan Gets a Second Chance at Life – Courtesy of Muhammad Ali.
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The Fight That Made Tony Galento – A photo story of his most famous moment.
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World Boxing Ratings – A complete breakdown across all divisions.
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How Ali and Foreman Stack Up in 20 Different Categories – Compare two of the greatest heavyweights.
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The Fightinest Heavyweight Champion Ever! – The remarkable record of Ezzard Charles.
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Gloves Are More Brutal Than Bare Fists! – A surprising perspective on the sport.
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Archie Moore Named Greatest Light Heavyweight of All Time – Fan poll results for the Ol’ Mongoose.
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Rating Boxing’s Slugging Champions – A detailed special report full of unexpected rankings.
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A Terrible Tradition Persists Among the Middleweights – Featuring Carlos Monzon.
A true collector’s piece, this issue captures boxing history and provides timeless reading for fans of the sport.