KO Boxing Magazine February 1988 Vinny Pazienza & Greg Haugen Cover No Label VG


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KO Boxing Magazine – February 1988
Vinny Pazienza & Greg Haugen Cover | No Label | Very Good Condition

This February 1988 issue of KO Boxing Magazine spotlights Vinny Pazienza and Greg Haugen on the cover, highlighting their heated rivalry as they prepared to battle for lightweight supremacy. Packed with exclusive features, interviews, and international fight coverage, this issue also includes a special look at Archie Moore, Bob Arum’s candid thoughts on the state of boxing, and ESPN’s first eight years of televised fights.

Condition:
The magazine is in very good condition with only minor edge wear from age. It comes with no mailing label, making it especially collectible. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Every magazine is shipped with a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.

Contents – February 1988 Issue Highlights:

  • Between Rounds – Canada’s best fighters, Virgil Hill’s rise, and Hector “Macho” Camacho’s decline

  • Fight Confidential – The true champions, New York State toughens up, WBA controversies

  • Perspective – “The Ratings Game”

  • International Report – Aquino’s “if,” Duran’s return, Navarro’s misstep

  • Media Watch – The TV boxing picture in 1988

  • KO Hall of Fame – A pictorial tribute to light heavyweight great Archie Moore

  • Eight Years of Boxing on ESPN – The unforgettable and the regrettable moments

  • Vinny Pazienza vs. Greg Haugen – The venom-filled rivalry heats up

  • KO Close-Up – Thumbnail profile of “Magic Man” Marlon Starling

  • KO Pinup – Full-color centerfold of WBA welterweight champ Marlon Starling

  • Frank Tate Rips “The Silk” – Substance over style

  • KO Interview: Bob Arum – “Boxing is in for a tremendously hard time”

  • World Ratings – WBA, WBC, and IBF standings

  • Worldwide Ratings – KO’s own fighter rankings

  • The Tattler – Gossip, news, and rumors from the fight game

This issue is a must-have for collectors of 1980s boxing history, especially those following the fiery Pazienza–Haugen rivalry and the business side of the sport during one of its most competitive eras.

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