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The Ring Magazine – June 1973 (George Foreman & Jerry Quarry Cover, No Label, Good Condition)
This vintage issue of The Ring Magazine (June 1973) features George Foreman and Jerry Quarry on the cover, capturing the excitement of the heavyweight division in the early 1970s. The magazine is in good condition, comes without a mailing label, and the exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review photos for condition reference.
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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Putting Heavy Jigsaw Puzzle Pieces Together – Problem for Promoters (by Nat Loubet)
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Was Louis–Conn Referee Right? (by Dan Daniel)
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Ring Fight Reports
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Ali’s Broken Jaw Crux of Debate – After Norton’s upset victory, what comes next for Ali? (by Bill Naughton)
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Shibata Captures Villaflor’s Title (by Ted Yamachika)
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Yoshio Not in Class of Arredondo (by Joe Y. Koizumi)
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Napoles “Derechoso” KOs Lopez in Seven (by Don Fraser)
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Goss Defeats Seeley Amid Garden Nostalgia (by John Ort)
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The Ring Detective
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Monzon Shooting Plays Up Gun Tragedies of Middles (by Dan Daniel)
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Special Features
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New Deal in N.Y. Garden – Hopeful with Brenner Directing, Markson Retired (by Dan Daniel)
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New York Golden Gloves – 20,101 Present, Smash Hit (by Harry Warren)
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From London Slums to Boxing, Army – The Career of Harry Warren (by Nat Loubet)
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Filipino Nabalatan Became Favorite in Move to Hawaii (by Ted Yamachika)
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Extra Attractions
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Ring Camera Clicks
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Questions and Answers
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Punch Lines
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Up and Down Old Broadway (by Sam Taub)
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Inside the Ropes (by Ruby Goldstein)
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World Ratings
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Ken Norton – Fighter of the Month (by Nat Loubet)
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Prospects for the Month
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Results for the Month
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This issue is historically significant as it follows Ken Norton’s shocking upset of Muhammad Ali, sparking debate across the sport, while also covering champions like Jose Napoles, Kuniaki Shibata, and Carlos Monzon. With George Foreman and Jerry Quarry on the cover, it reflects the excitement of a stacked heavyweight era. A key collectible from boxing’s golden decade.