International Boxing Magazine August 1982 Michael Spinks, Howard Davis No Label


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International Boxing Magazine – August 1982 (Michael Spinks & Howard Davis Jr. Cover, No Label, Good Condition)

This August 1982 issue of International Boxing Magazine features Michael Spinks and Howard Davis Jr. on the cover, contrasting their careers since the 1976 Montreal Olympics — Spinks ascending as a reigning champion and Davis still chasing his breakthrough. Packed with international coverage, this issue blends historic retrospectives, fighter spotlights, and contemporary boxing news, making it a true time capsule of the early 1980s fight scene.

The magazine is in good condition, with minor edge wear from age. The exact item shown in the pictures is the one you will receive. Ships in a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping available upon request.


Contents & Highlights

  • At Ringside – Updates on the heavyweight champ, CBS network decisions, and Aaron Pryor’s career plans.

  • Sound Off – Fan viewpoints on The Cobra, Gomez, and Snipes.

  • Championship Challenge – Spotlight on Hammerin’ Henry Armstrong.

  • Worldwide Ratings – Moore advances, Negron and Primera rejoin.

  • A Wonderful Year (1956 Retrospective) – Revisiting Patterson–Moore, Robinson–Olson, and Basilio–Saxton.

  • Introducing Richard Sandoval – The rising bantamweight hustling his way toward stardom.

  • Can Big John Tate Regain The Glory? – A look at Tate’s comeback efforts.

  • Different Destinies from Montreal – Michael Spinks: Champion; Howard Davis Jr.: Contender.

  • Heavyweight Jimmy Braddock – The unlikely champion who defied the odds.

  • Rocky III: One Round Too Many – A review of Sylvester Stallone’s hit boxing film.

  • International Wrap-Up – Saad Muhammad, Boza Edwards, and Moore headline global bouts.

  • International Summary – Comprehensive worldwide fight results.


Why Collect This Issue?

  • Cover story on Michael Spinks & Howard Davis Jr., contrasting Olympic glory and professional paths.

  • Historical profile of Jimmy Braddock, the “Cinderella Man.”

  • Retrospective on 1956’s defining fights, including Floyd Patterson and Sugar Ray Robinson.

  • Rare vintage commentary on Rocky III during its original release.

  • A classic collectible for fans of Olympic greats and 1980s boxing history.

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