Boxing Scene Magazine July 1989 Sugar Ray Leonard vs Thomas Hearns No Label


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Boxing Scene Magazine July 1989 Sugar Ray Leonard vs. Thomas Hearns No Label

This vintage Boxing Scene magazine from July 1989 features an extensive 16-page special section on the legendary rematch between Sugar Ray Leonard and Thomas Hearns—billed as “World War II.” With exclusive previews, records, fight breakdowns, and expert predictions, this issue is a must-have for collectors and fans of boxing’s golden era.

The magazine is in good condition, showing age-appropriate wear. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review photos carefully for condition details.

All magazines are shipped with a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.

Condition

  • Good overall condition

  • No mailing label

  • Interior pages intact

  • Expected light wear consistent with age; see photos

Special Section (Leonard–Hearns II)

  • The Records – A statistical look at Leonard and Hearns’ careers

  • Ten Key Fights in Hearns’ Career

  • Ten Key Fights in Leonard’s Career

  • Leonard–Hearns Computer Fight – Simulated bout and projected winner (Fraser Scott)

  • Boxing Scene’s Round-by-Round Scorecard – Scoring breakdown

  • Preview of Leonard–Hearns II – The long-awaited rematch finally arrives (Arthur Harris)

  • Round-by-Round Recap of Their First Fight

  • How the Experts See the Fight – Predictions (Dan Hirshberg)

  • $500 Leonard–Hearns Contest – Fan participation feature

Features

  • Roberto Durán: Uno Mas Time – After upsetting Iran Barkley, Durán eyes another showdown with Leonard (Arthur Harris)

  • The Decade’s 10 Best Contenders – Aoki’s picks including Tyson, Chávez, Nunn, Holyfield, and Taylor (Mike Aoki)

  • Are They Future Greats? – Five young fighters with the tools to reach greatness (Mike Aoki)

  • Tony Lopez: Hometown Boy Makes Good – The IBF junior lightweight champion’s local roots and lifestyle (Dan Hirshberg)

  • Here Comes Holyfield… – Transitioning from cruiserweight to heavyweight, Holyfield targets Tyson

  • Gerry Cooney: What Could Have Been – The burden of the “Great White Hope” and Cooney’s early retirement (Arlene Schulman)

  • 20 Years at the Felt Forum – Memories of Madison Square Garden’s famous venue (Bill Carlino)

  • Donald Curry: What Happened to the Cobra? – Examining the downfall of a once-dominant fighter (Mike Aoki)

  • The Short But Happy Reign of Max Baer – Remembering the popular heavyweight champion of 1934 (Lester Bromberg)

Departments

  • Punch Lines

  • Male Manifesto (Fraser Scott)

  • Pulling No Punches (Arthur Harris)

  • Promoter’s View (Bob Arum)

  • Quote/Unquote

  • Quick Jabs

  • Boxing Scene Ratings

This issue captures one of boxing’s most historic rivalries with deep analysis, archival reflections, and contemporary insights. A prime collectible for fans of Leonard, Hearns, and the unforgettable era of 1980s super fights.

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