Description
Sports Illustrated – June 18, 1973 (George Foreman Cover, Good Condition)
This June 18, 1973 issue of Sports Illustrated features heavyweight champion George Foreman on the cover, photographed by Neil Leifer. The issue highlights Foreman’s bout with Joe Roman and the revival of the heavyweight division, capturing a pivotal moment in boxing history.
The magazine is in good condition, showing light wear consistent with 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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History in the Making – Secretariat delivers the performance of the century.
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One Little Move, a Giant Step – George Foreman’s fight with Joe Roman shows the heavyweight division is alive again.
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Give ’em A for Anger – The Oakland A’s may not look like champions, but they sure gripe like them.
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They Tread with Fear – A closer look at the steeplechase, track’s least-loved event.
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The Old Man and the Seashore – Jim Haverbeck, 81, reflects on a life as a lifeguard deeply tied to the ocean.
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Some Hot Times in a Hothouse – UCLA overcomes blistering Baton Rouge heat to win a third straight collegiate track and field title.
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Golf’s Jekyll and Hyde – Mixed perceptions of Bruce Crampton, a man viewed as both harsh and warm depending on who you ask.
Departments: Scorecard, Baseball, Hockey, Track & Field, For the Record, 19th Hole.
Why Collect This Issue?
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Iconic George Foreman cover from his reign as heavyweight champion.
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Features Secretariat’s legendary performance, one of the greatest moments in sports history.
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A snapshot of 1970s sports culture across baseball, track, golf, and boxing.
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A valuable collectible for fans of boxing, horse racing, and vintage sports magazines.