Description
KO Boxing Magazine – August 1984
Tim Witherspoon Cover | No Label | Good Condition
This August 1984 issue of KO Boxing Magazine features Tim Witherspoon, the newly crowned WBC heavyweight champion, on the cover with the headline: “A Superstar of Tomorrow?” Inside, the magazine dives deep into Witherspoon’s rise, Marvin Hagler’s pursuit of greatness, and exclusive previews of the June superfights featuring Larry Holmes vs. Gerrie Coetzee and Thomas Hearns vs. Roberto Duran. Also included is an exclusive interview with Sugar Ray Leonard, where he boldly claims he could beat McCrory, Curry, Pryor, and Hagler.
Condition:
The magazine is in good condition with expected light wear from age. It comes with no mailing label, making it more desirable for collectors. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Each issue is shipped in a plastic protective covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents – August 1984 Issue Highlights:
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My Round – “Nueva Campeon” by Steve Farhood
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Working Press – “I Fear No Man” by Rich Hoffer
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Fight Confidential – News, views, and boxing gossip with Peter King
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On The Road – “This Magic Moment” by Al Bernstein
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Punchlines – KO’s Guide to Atlantic City
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Between Rounds – Fans discuss Leonard-Pryor, Greg Page, and Marvin Hagler
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International Report – Sandoval upsets Jeff Chandler; Rosario & DeLeon retain
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International Summary – Comprehensive fight results worldwide
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KO Interview: Sugar Ray Leonard – “McCrory, Curry, Pryor & Hagler: I’ll Beat ‘Em All!”
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Marvin Hagler’s Quest For Greatness – Why being Marvelous isn’t enough
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Exclusive Analysis: The June Superfights – Holmes-Coetzee and Hearns-Duran previews
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WBC Heavyweight Champion Tim Witherspoon – Is he truly a superstar of tomorrow?
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KO Close-Up – WBA junior lightweight champ Rocky Lockridge
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KO Pinup – Full-color portrait of Rocky Lockridge
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Who Is The World’s Best Fighter? – KO’s 5th annual experts poll
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The Civil War of ’84 – Wilfredo Gomez conquers Juan LaPorte
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Former Light Heavyweight Champion Marvin Johnson – A fresh face at 29
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Cannon: The Rock – A revealing look at Rocky Marciano before Joe Louis
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The Road To The Gold – Olympic hopeful Andrew Minsker
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Media Watch – TV, the IBF, and fights of the month
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KO Ratings – Sandoval skyrockets; Gomez crowned again; Berbick returns
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Endslugs – Ratings analysis, stats, and Holmes’ scorecard
This issue is a must-have for collectors of 1980s boxing history, showcasing the rise of Tim Witherspoon, the dominance of Marvin Hagler, and the legendary matchups that defined the decade.