Description
Fight Game Magazine – July 1984 (Issue No. 14, Thomas Hearns Cover, No Label, VG)
This July 1984 issue of Fight Game Magazine (No. 14) features Thomas “Hit Man” Hearns on the cover, spotlighting his highly anticipated showdown with Roberto Durán as he aimed to unify the junior middleweight division. Packed with fight previews, exclusive interviews, and historical features, this issue captures a turning point in boxing during the mid-1980s.
The magazine is in very good condition, with minor edge wear consistent with age. The pictured issue is the exact one you will receive. Ships in a protective plastic sleeve. Combined shipping available upon request.
Contents & Highlights
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Boxing Beat – Eddie Futch on Holmes-Coetzee: how he sees the “fight of the year.”
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The Page–Witherspoon Battle – A new heavyweight era begins with Tim Witherspoon’s WBC championship win (by Sam Bedford).
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The Hearns–Durán Showdown – Hearns aims to unify the junior middleweight division, but Durán stands in the way (by Ed Schuyler).
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Bill Costello: “I Want Mancini, Bumphus, and Pryor!” – The junior welterweight makes his case (by Arthur Harris).
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Randy “Tex” Cobb Interview – Hollywood rumors and the truth about boxing’s clown prince (by Mike Marley).
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Rating the Greatest Light Heavyweights of All Time – From legends to Michael Spinks (by Lester Bromberg).
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Hagler–Hamsho II Preview – A bloody battle looms for the undisputed middleweight crown (by Joe Chessari).
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Donald Curry: The Texas Tornado – A rising star vows to keep his championship (by Mike Marley).
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The Strange Odyssey of Wilfred Benitez – The quest for past glories and a fourth title (by Arthur Harris).
Why Collect This Issue?
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Historic Hearns vs. Durán preview leading into one of the era’s biggest showdowns.
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Coverage of Witherspoon’s rise as a new heavyweight force.
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In-depth rankings, interviews, and retrospectives on boxing legends.
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A great piece of 1980s boxing history for fans and collectors.