Description
Boxing Scene Magazine – June 1986 (Mike Tyson Cover, No Label, Good Condition)
This vintage issue of Boxing Scene Magazine (June 1986) features a young Mike Tyson on the cover, during his meteoric rise toward the heavyweight championship. The magazine is in good condition, comes without a mailing label, and the exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review the photos for condition reference.
All magazines are shipped with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents of this issue include:
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The Big Boxing Boom is Coming! – Despite doubts, new talent promises to make boxing hotter than ever (by Michael Marley)
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A Contender Confesses: “Alcohol Was My Toughest Opponent” – Frankie Duarte’s comeback after struggles with addiction (by Michael Marley)
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Rating the Ten Greatest Boxing Movies – From Raging Bull to classic Hollywood fight films (by Bruce Lowitt)
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Milligan’s an Ivy Leaguer Who Can Punch – Henry Milligan trades a desk job for the boxing ring (by Michael Marley)
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Meldrick Taylor: Another Credit to Philly – Olympic standout heading for a lightweight crown (by Bill Carlino)
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Vinny Pazienza: Another Boom Boom Mancini? – The “Pazmanian Devil” makes waves with knockout power (by Bill Carlino)
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Ten Greatest Rounds in Heavyweight Title Fight History – From Dempsey–Firpo to Ali–Foreman, revisiting the most thrilling moments (by Randy Gordon)
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Meekins Has the Makings of a Champ – John Meekins, a rising New York talent, faces the conflict between faith and fighting (by Michael Marley)
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Poncho Carter’s Power Turns Out the Lights! – Overcoming adversity inside and outside the ring (by Randy Gordon)
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Experts Discuss Curry vs. Leonard – Could Donald Curry beat Sugar Ray Leonard at his peak? (by Bill Carlino)
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Munduga is the World’s Best Welterweight – Bold claims from trainer Jimmy Williams and support from John Mugabi (by Michael Marley)
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Anderson Wants to Be No. 1 in the “Country” – Terry Anderson aims to rise from rural roots to heavyweight contender (by Randy Gordon)
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The Champs Who Went from Riches to Rags – Stories of fighters who lost fortunes despite fame (by Peter Heller)
This issue provides a vivid portrait of mid-1980s boxing, from Tyson’s rapid ascent to stories of redemption, controversy, and historic retrospectives. A collectible snapshot of boxing just before Tyson became champion.