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The Ring Magazine – December 1974 (George Foreman Cover, No Label, Very Good Condition)
This vintage issue of The Ring Magazine (December 1974) features George Foreman on the cover in the aftermath of his stunning loss to Muhammad Ali in Zaire—the famous “Rumble in the Jungle.” The magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor edge wear. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review photos for condition details.
All magazines are shipped with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents of this issue include:
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Editorial & Controversy
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As Nat Loubet Sees It
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Did Fight Game’s Evil Eye Hex Foreman–Ali? (by Nat Loubet)
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Ring Fight Reports
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Ben Villaflor, Roberto Durán, and Ron Lyle Victorious; Suzuki–Pineda Ends in Draw
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Chacon’s KO of Marcano Sets Up Bout With Olivares (by Don Fraser)
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Teófilo Stevenson Not a Phenomenon – Defeats Stinson in Havana Internationals (by Mario Rivera Martino)
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Special Features
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Ali’s Farewell Means Reshaping of Heavyweights (by Dan Daniel)
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Bob Foster Retires, Protests Against WBA–WBC Squabble (by Dan Daniel)
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Australia Presents Ferreri as a Bantamweight Contender (by Ray Mitchell)
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Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory – Part II (by Sam Taub)
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Wilde, Ross Were Stylists to the Very End (by George Girsch)
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The Cauliflower Club Also Has a Great Big Heart (by Don Page)
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Bad Eye Forced Clark to Retire (by Ron Olver)
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Extra Attractions
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Ring Camera Clicks
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Inside the Ropes (by Ruby Goldstein)
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Punch Lines
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Up and Down Old Broadway (by Sam Taub)
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World Ratings
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Bobby Chacon – Fighter of the Month (by Nat Loubet)
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Prospects of the Month
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United States Ratings
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Results of the Month
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This issue is historically important as it covers the dramatic shift in the heavyweight landscape following Muhammad Ali’s upset of George Foreman, while also featuring legends like Roberto Durán, Teófilo Stevenson, Bob Foster, and Bobby Chacon. A standout collectible from boxing’s golden era.