KO Boxing Magazine August 1989 Sugar Ray Leonard Cover No Label


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KO Boxing Magazine – August 1989
Sugar Ray Leonard Cover | No Label | Good Condition

This August 1989 issue of KO Boxing Magazine spotlights Sugar Ray Leonard on the cover, highlighting the much-anticipated rematch with Thomas Hearns. The issue is especially significant as it celebrates 100 issues of KO, featuring a rich retrospective on the best fighters, fights, and figures of the 1980s.

Condition:
This issue is in good condition with no mailing label, making it more collectible. The item pictured is the exact one you will receive. Comes with a plastic protective sleeve. Combined shipping available upon request.

Contents – August 1989 Issue Highlights:

  • Between Rounds – Italian pride; “Boom Boom” and the “Macho Man”; Holyfield vs. Tyson

  • Fight Confidential by Jeff Ryan – A Writer’s Scrapbook

  • Perspective by Steve Farhood – 100 Issues of Memories

  • International Report – Nunn guns down Kalambay; Fenech dominates; Estrada rises

  • Special Section: The KO Years – Celebrating the first 100 issues

  • The Ratings of the ’80s – Division-by-division ranking of the decade’s best fighters

  • The 50 Most Influential People in Boxing – Ordered list of the biggest power players

  • The Best of the KO Interviews – Highlights from the sport’s biggest names

  • The Best Fights and Fighters: A Year-by-Year Review – Including comebacks, kayos, upsets, and classic rounds

  • KO Pinup – Special full-color section of The KO Years

  • Sugar Ray Robinson: 1921–1989 – A tribute to the greatest fighter of all time

  • Finally, The War: Leonard vs. Hearns II Preview – Eight years and 21 pounds later

  • World Ratings – Rankings of the WBA, WBC, and IBF

  • KO Ratings – KO’s own list of the best fighters

  • The Tattler – Latest gossip, news, and rumors

  • Blast from the Past – A golden boxing memory revisited

This issue not only previews Leonard vs. Hearns II, but also serves as a time capsule of KO Magazine’s impact on boxing journalism. A must-have collectible from the golden age of the sport.

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