Description
KO Boxing Magazine – June 1984
Hector Camacho Cover | No Label | Very Good Condition
This June 1984 issue of KO Boxing Magazine features Hector “Macho” Camacho on the cover, capturing the rising star at the height of his flamboyant early career. Known for his speed, charisma, and unmatched self-confidence, Camacho was quickly becoming one of the most talked-about figures in boxing. This issue blends feature stories, exclusive interviews, and coverage of major fights and fighters of the era.
Condition:
The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear consistent with its age. It has no mailing label, making it especially desirable for collectors. The exact magazine pictured is the one you will receive. Each copy is shipped in a plastic protective covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents – June 1984 Issue Highlights:
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My Round – “Moonlighting,” by Steve Farhood
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Working Press – “The One Who Won’t Come Back,” by Rich Hoffer
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Fight Confidential – News, views, and gossip with Peter King
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On the Road – “The Boardwalk vs. The Strip,” by Al Bernstein
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Punchlines – “Not A Job For Chickens,” the story of a man and his Face
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Between Rounds – Reader letters on Mancini-Chacon, Larry Holmes, and Davey Moore
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International Report – Detroit’s Twin Towers retain; Arroyo blasts Blake; Lee beats Sibson
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International Summary – Global fight results
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KO Interview: Larry Holmes – “There Ain’t Anybody Going To Beat Me For Another Two Years”
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Johnny Bumphus – Captures the WBA junior welterweight title
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Hector Camacho Feature – “Why I’m the Macho Man” – inner-city philosophy and fast talk from boxing’s flashiest figure
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Juan Ramon Cruz – Learning to fight on after tragedy
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KO Close-Up – Profile of Mustafa Hamsho
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KO Bonus Pinup – Full-color centerfold of Mustafa Hamsho
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Mancini vs. Chacon: The Rumble in Reno – Why it was so one-sided
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The Curry Brothers – Bruce’s final loss and Don’s biggest win
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Spinks-Qawi Rematch – Can it turn out differently this time?
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Cannon – “No Price Tags on Their Honor”
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Olympic Spotlight – Middleweight hopeful Michael Grogan
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Media Watch – Sam Rosen’s commentary and the month’s top TV fights
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KO Ratings – Costello rises, Murata retires, flyweights reshuffled
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Endslugs – Everyone wants “Boom Boom” Mancini
This issue is a must-have for boxing enthusiasts and collectors, offering a snapshot of the sport in the mid-1980s. From Hector Camacho’s bold rise to Larry Holmes’ continued dominance, it captures the personalities and rivalries that defined the era.