Description
The Ring Magazine – January 1974 (George Foreman Cover, No Label, Very Good Condition)
This January 1974 issue of The Ring Magazine features George Foreman on the cover, as the heavyweight powerhouse stood at the height of his dominance. Coming off his string of devastating knockouts, Foreman is spotlighted in a feature that places his 36 KOs among the all-time greats. Alongside coverage of Muhammad Ali, Ruben Olivares, and the international boxing scene, this issue captures a pivotal moment in the heavyweight era leading up to boxing’s most legendary rivalries.
The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear from age. Please see photos for details. All magazines come with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available.
Contents & Highlights
Editorial
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As Nat Loubet Sees It
Controversy
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Court Orders May Stop Foreman From Defending Title In This Country – By Dan Daniel
Ring Fight Reports
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Ali Whips Lubbers For 12, Reserving Right For Joe – By Frank Hastings
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Who Won? Herrera Captures Decision, Borkorsor Collects Points In California Battle – By Don Fraser
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Villaflor Regains Crown – By Ted Yamachika
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Old Man Jofre Batters Saldivar To KO In Four – By Carlos Henriquez
Special Features
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Foreman’s 36 Knockouts Put Him 1st In All-Time Hit Parade – By George Girsch
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Philly “Boy Wonder” Peltz Made His Mark In College – By Lester Bromberg
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“I’m The Greatest Welter But Can’t Get Any Fights” – By Hedgemon Lewis
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Britain’s Conteh Zooms Into World Spotlight – By Ron Oliver
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Chacon Lives To Avenge KO By Olivares – By Dan Hafner
Cartoon
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Lenny Del Genio – By Gabe Perillo
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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Questions And Answers
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Up And Down Old Broadway – By Sam Taub
World Ratings
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Villaflor — Fighter Of The Month – By Nat Loubet
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Prospects For The Month
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United States Ratings
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Results For The Month
Why Collect This Issue?
This edition captures George Foreman’s unstoppable rise, with exclusive coverage of his knockout streak and Ali’s continuing march toward their inevitable showdown. It also features international fight reports and timeless commentary from boxing’s golden era, making it an essential piece for collectors of heavyweight history and vintage boxing memorabilia.