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KO Boxing Magazine February 1989 – George Foreman Cover (No Label)
This February 1989 issue of KO Boxing Magazine features George Foreman on the cover, highlighting his much-discussed comeback to the heavyweight division. The magazine is in good condition and comes without a mailing label, making it a desirable piece for collectors and boxing fans. The exact item pictured in the listing is the one you will receive. Please review all photos to confirm condition.
Each issue is shipped with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from this issue include:
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Between Rounds – Commentary on Tyson’s place in history, Tommy “Hit Man” Hearns, and British boxing.
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Fight Confidential by Jeff Ryan – Revisiting an age-old debate.
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The Predictor – Expert picks on Curry–Mugabi, Hill–Czyz, Nelson–McGuigan, and Barkley–Duran.
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International Report – The “Mexican Assassin” scores again; Bassa defeats Medel.
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Perspective – Reflections on Olympic disbelief.
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Media Watch – An inside look at voices of the ring.
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The U.S. Olympians: Is There a Superstar Among Them? – A Seoul review and pro preview of America’s new crop of fighters.
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George Foreman Is Born Again – A deep dive into the heavyweight’s comeback and its potential.
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KO Closeup – Fact sheet on IBF junior welterweight champion Meldrick Taylor.
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KO Pinup – Special full-color poster of Meldrick Taylor.
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The Haunted Hilton – Junior middleweight Davey Hilton battles personal and professional struggles.
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KO Interview: Bill Cayton – “I think Mike Tyson needs me.”
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World Ratings – The latest rankings from the WBA, WBC, and IBF.
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KO Ratings – Editorial rankings of the world’s top fighters.
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The Tattler – News, gossip, and rumors from the boxing world.
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Blast From the Past – Archie Moore’s comeback knockout of Yvon Durelle revisited.
This issue offers an engaging look at the state of boxing in 1989, from George Foreman’s return to Tyson’s dominance, rising prospects, and reflections on Olympic talent. A collectible for enthusiasts of boxing history and vintage sports media.