Description
Sports Illustrated – December 15, 1975 (George Foreman Cover, Good Condition)
This original December 15, 1975 issue of Sports Illustrated features George Foreman on the cover, marking his celebrated return to the ring after his stunning loss to Muhammad Ali in Zaire. Foreman’s feature article reflects his determination to rise again and reclaim heavyweight glory.
The magazine is in good condition, with some minor wear along the edges appropriate for its age. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Comes with a plastic protective sleeve, and we offer combined shipping upon request.
Contents & Highlights
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“Man, Big George Is Back” – George Foreman reflects on his career, overcoming setbacks, and his renewed quest to challenge Muhammad Ali (by George Foreman with Edwin Shrake).
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“The Bad Boy Who Went Good” – Ilie Nastase redeems himself with a commanding Masters Tennis victory (by Clive Gammon).
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“Arkansas’ Aggie Joke” – A shocking college football upset as Arkansas derails Texas A&M’s Cotton Bowl hopes (by Edwin Shrake).
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“Captain Korn Used His Head” – NCAA soccer thrills as San Francisco claims the championship after three exhausting overtimes (by Sam Moses).
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“The Shrinking ABA” – An in-depth look at the financial struggles of the American Basketball Association and its hopes for merger (by Curry Kirkpatrick).
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“Old Man and the Bay” – Walter Stack, at 67, runs and swims the San Francisco Bay, proving age is only a number (by Dan Levin).
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“He Did It Singlehandedly” – The story of Hank Luisetti, the forgotten basketball pioneer who revolutionized the sport (by Ron Fimrite).
Why Collect This Issue?
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George Foreman comeback cover, a key moment in heavyweight boxing history.
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Coverage of tennis, college football, ABA basketball, and other 1970s sports stories.
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Rich mix of personal athlete profiles and sports history retrospectives.
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A must-have for collectors of Sports Illustrated and boxing fans alike.