The Ring Magazine December 1990 George Foreman, Mike Tyson No Label VG


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The Ring Magazine – December 1990 (George Foreman & Mike Tyson Cover, No Label, Very Good Condition)

This December 1990 issue of The Ring Magazine features heavyweight greats George Foreman and Mike Tyson on the cover. Inside, the magazine delivers deep analysis of the Douglas–Holyfield showdown, boxing’s annual state-of-the-game report, and classic retrospectives on some of the sport’s toughest fighters.

The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear (see photos). No mailing label. Ships in a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping available upon request.


Contents & Highlights

Features

  • Exploding the Myths of the Douglas–Holyfield Showdown by Jeff Ryan (p. 22)

  • Our Exclusive Annual Report: The State of the Game by Steve Farhood (p. 28)

  • Joe Grim: The Toughest Fighter Who Ever Lived by Peter Ehrmann (p. 42)

Color Centerfold

  • Douglas–Tyson: The Upset of the Century by David Stenton (p. 40)

Ringside Reports & Analyses

  • Fighter of the Month & Ringside Reports (p. 48)

  • The Ring Around the World (p. 54)

Ratings

  • The Ring’s International Ratings & Records (p. 14)

  • WBC, WBA, & IBF Ratings (p. 72)

Departments

  • Ringside (p. 4)

  • Come Out Writing (p. 6)

  • Round One (p. 10)

  • Watching TV (p. 12)

  • Katz Scan by Michael Katz (p. 16)

  • Ryan Out Loud by Jeff Ryan (p. 18)

  • New Faces: Featherweight Frisco Arreola (p. 20)

  • Battle of the Legends: Rocky Marciano vs. Joe Frazier (p. 26)

  • Time Capsules (p. 46)

  • Worldwide Fight Results (p. 53)

  • In This Corner: LeRoy Neiman (p. 71)

  • The Ring Classic: Benny Leonard: A Champion to Remember by Ted Carroll (p. 75)


Why Collect This Issue?

This edition captures a transitional moment in heavyweight boxing history—Douglas’ shocking upset over Tyson and Holyfield’s ascent to dominance. With features on legends like Joe Grim, Rocky Marciano, and Benny Leonard, this issue blends the modern heavyweight scene with boxing’s timeless past. A must-have for serious collectors of vintage boxing magazines.

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