The Ring Magazine February 1991 Boxing on TV by Jeff Ryan No Label VG


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The Ring Magazine – February 1991 (Boxing on TV by Jeff Ryan, Very Good Condition, No Label)

This February 1991 issue of The Ring Magazine features the cover story “Boxing on TV: Now You’ll Pay!” by Jeff Ryan, reflecting on the sport’s transition into the pay-per-view era. The issue also includes a special profile on legendary lightweight Ismael Laguna, Tommy Morrison’s story about his role in Rocky V, and a chilling Ring exclusive in which Harold Green admits he was told to take a dive against Rocky Graziano.

The magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor edge wear consistent with age. No mailing label. Please review photos for condition. All items ship in a protective plastic sleeve, and combined shipping is available upon request.


Contents & Highlights

Features

  • Legendary Lightweight Ismael Laguna: Forever Panama’s Champion by James Duquette (p. 22)

  • Boxing on TV: Now You’ll Pay! by Jeff Ryan (p. 30)

  • Acting Naturally: My Starring Role in Rocky V by Tommy Morrison (p. 36)

  • Humberto Gonzalez: 5’1”, 108 Pounds and the Most Feared Fighter in Boxing by Bruce Williams (p. 42)

  • A Ring Exclusive: Harold Green Breaks His Silence on Graziano by Robert Cassidy (p. 46)

Color Centerfold

  • A Treasury of Heavyweight Classics (p. 40)

Ringside Reports & Analyses

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

  • The Ring Around the World (p. 55)

Ratings

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

  • WBC, WBA & IBF Ratings (p. 72)

Departments

  • Ringside Editorial

  • Round One

  • Katz Scan by Michael Katz

  • Ryan Out Loud by Jeff Ryan

  • New Faces: Junior Lightweight Regilio Tuur

  • Battle of the Legends: Pipino Cuevas vs. Emile Griffith

  • Worldwide Fight Results

  • The Ring Classic: How I Would Have Clobbered Clay by Joe Louis


Why Collect This Issue?

This issue captures the turning point in boxing broadcasting, documenting the rise of PPV and cable-era fights. With profiles of Laguna, Humberto Gonzalez, and Tommy Morrison, plus a rare confession from Harold Green, it remains a fascinating snapshot of early ’90s boxing history.

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