Description
International Boxing Magazine – December 1974 (Duane Bobick Cover, No Label, Good Condition)
This December 1974 issue of International Boxing Magazine features heavyweight prospect Duane Bobick on the cover, spotlighted as the potential “last great hope” of the heavyweight division. The magazine covers a wide range of stories — from the rise of Mike Rossman to the timeless career of José Nápoles, as well as a retrospective on Jersey Joe Walcott’s determination as one of boxing’s greatest champions.
The magazine is in good condition, with minor age-related wear on the edges. The exact item shown in the pictures is the one you will receive. Includes a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping available upon request.
Contents & Highlights
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Mike Rossman: Young Man in a Hurry – A rising fighter with his eyes set on the top.
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A Visit to Bobby Gleason’s Gym – The new location of New York’s legendary fistic training ground.
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Like Fine Wine, Nápoles Improves With Age – Wrapping up the international news.
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Tury’s Becoming the Scourge of Japan – Pineda makes a name by defeating Japan’s best fighters.
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What Happens to the Heavyweight Division Now? – Is Duane Bobick the next great American heavyweight?
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Are Big Money Fights Killing American Boxing? – The financial divide in the sport.
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World Team Boxing – Can boxing’s most solitary athletes succeed as a team?
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The Great Heavyweight Fights You Don’t Hear About – Forgotten classics revisited.
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Quotations from Chairman Dooley – Editorial on New York’s boxing struggles.
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Jersey Joe Walcott – Remembering the grit and determination of a true heavyweight legend.
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Plus: International Ratings, Boxing Pilots’ Threat to Boycott Madison Square Garden, and more.
Why Collect This Issue?
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Cover features Duane Bobick, a heavily hyped heavyweight contender of the 1970s.
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Historical reflections on Jersey Joe Walcott and José Nápoles.
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Rare insight into 1970s boxing politics and forgotten heavyweight clashes.
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A strong collectible for fans of heavyweight history and the golden age of boxing magazines.