Description
KO Boxing Magazine – August 1985
Donald Curry Cover | No Label | Good Condition
This August 1985 issue of KO Boxing Magazine features Donald “The Lone Star Cobra” Curry on the cover, reflecting his rise to the very top of the welterweight division. With in-depth interviews, fight reports, and worldwide rankings, this issue captures a pivotal moment in boxing history as Curry, Mugabi, and Holmes made headlines across the sport.
Condition:
This magazine is in good condition with some typical age-related wear. It has no mailing label, making it more collectible. The exact magazine pictured is the one you will receive. Comes in a plastic protective sleeve. Combined shipping available upon request.
Contents – August 1985 Issue Highlights:
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Between Rounds – Fan letters on Sandoval, Blake, and more
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Fight Confidential (Steve Farhood) – Bold ideas for Holmes and Cooney
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The Tattler – Gossip, news, rumors, and inside chatter
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Perspective – “Multi-title Nonsense” by Jeff Ryan
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Media Watch – Reviewing TV boxing analysts
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International Report – Arroyo falters; Mugabi crushes Hargrove; Cobb butts Dokes
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KO Interview: Bobby Czyz – “They’ve thrown it all at me and I’ve handled it.”
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Doug DeWitt vs. Don Lee – A draw that left fans debating
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Superstars & Superfights – Spotlight on Roberto Durán
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Donald Curry: King Cobra – “Hagler-Hearns is done and I’m better than both of them.”
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KO Closeup – Profile of John “The Beast” Mugabi
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KO Pinup – Mugabi in full-color glory
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Shattered Dreams – How one loss can derail a career
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Will Larry Holmes Fight Again? – A heavyweight division at the crossroads
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The Predictor – KO’s fearless forecasts
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Round by Round – Detailed coverage of Holmes-Bey, DeWitt-Lee, and Curry-Green
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KO Records – Alphabetical listing of 156 top fighters’ records
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WBA & WBC Ratings – Up-to-date sanctioning body rankings
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Worldwide Ratings – KO’s independent take on the best fighters
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Endslugs – WBC rating controversies & statistical breakdowns
A must-have issue for fans of Donald Curry, John Mugabi, and the mid-80s boxing era, with sharp commentary and rare full-color features.