The Ring Magazine February 1975 cover featuring Muhammad Ali in boxing gloves, wearing a crown, and illustrated with vibrant colors. The cover highlights Ali's reflections on his boxing career and the 'Rumble in the Jungle'.
The Ring Magazine February 1975 interior page showing the table of contents, outlining articles by notable boxing writers, including features on Muhammad Ali and other prominent fighters.
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The Ring Magazine February 1975 cover featuring Muhammad Ali in boxing gloves, wearing a crown, and illustrated with vibrant colors. The cover highlights Ali's reflections on his boxing career and the 'Rumble in the Jungle'.The Ring Magazine February 1975 interior page showing the table of contents, outlining articles by notable boxing writers, including features on Muhammad Ali and other prominent fighters.

The Ring Magazine February 1975 Muhammad Ali Cover No Label VG

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The Ring Magazine – February 1975 (Muhammad Ali Cover, No Label, Very Good Condition)

This vintage February 1975 issue of The Ring Magazine features Muhammad Ali on the cover, shortly after his legendary Rumble in the Jungle victory over George Foreman. Inside, Ali himself reflects on the hardest fight of his career, along with deep dives into the shifting world of boxing politics, upsets in the ring, and colorful profiles of fighters past and present.

The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear consistent with age. Please review the photos for exact details of condition. Each copy is shipped in a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.

Contents & Highlights

Editorial

  • As Nat Loubet Sees It

Controversy

  • Ali Rates Title-Winning Fight With Liston Hardest Of Career Full Of Toughies – By Muhammad Ali

  • Ring Detective Explains Zaire Cut Eye Ploy, The Foreman Need For Delay – By Dan Daniel

  • Velasquez Cites Power Of The WBC – By Ramon G. Velasquez

  • WBA’s Brennan Warns Boxing To Beware Of Being Chewed Up By TV – By Bill Brennan

Ring Fight Report

  • Antuofermo Upsets Griffith But The Ring Reporter Sees Official Scores Too Severe – By Sam Taub

Special Features

  • Ali’s Rope Trick Nothing New – By Lester Bromberg

  • Lovell’s Greatest Trouble — They Won’t Fight Him – By James F. Clinger II

  • Jewish Middleweight Rossman Revives Memories Of Ross – By Andrew and Jay Rossman

  • Those Good Old Stribling Days – By Jimmy Jones

  • John H. Stracey: Determined, Self-Confident – By Ron Olver

  • DeFazio Rates Respect As Title Prospect – By Jim Brady

  • Cooper, Retired Three Years, Still British Hero – By Ron Olver

  • Boxing Managers Of Paris: Colorful, Intrepid – By Lester Bromberg

Extra Attractions

  • Ring Camera Clicks

  • Punch Lines

  • Up And Down Old Broadway – By Sam Taub

  • Questions And Answers

World Ratings

  • Bugner — Fighter Of The Month – By Nat Loubet

  • Prospects For The Month

  • United States Ratings

  • Results For The Month

Why Collect This Issue?

This issue is a key piece of boxing history, arriving in the wake of Ali’s dramatic win in Zaire. With Ali’s firsthand reflections, analysis of the sport’s biggest controversies, and vintage features on fighters like John H. Stracey and Vito Antuofermo, this magazine is an essential addition for collectors of Muhammad Ali memorabilia and golden-era boxing history.

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