The Ring Magazine cover from October 1971 featuring Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, titled 'Where Does Clay Go From Here?'. This collector's issue showcases boxing history with a focus on the famous fight between Ali and Frazier, offering an exclusive look at insights from the man who barred Liston. Ideal for boxing memorabilia enthusiasts.
Close-up of Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier showcasing an iconic moment from The Ring Magazine October 1971, highlighting Frazier's mom with the caption 'Frazier's Momma' in good condition.
Table of contents from The Ring Magazine October 1971 featuring editorial and exclusive articles about boxing, spotlighting key reports and championship sections.
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The Ring Magazine cover from October 1971 featuring Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, titled 'Where Does Clay Go From Here?'. This collector's issue showcases boxing history with a focus on the famous fight between Ali and Frazier, offering an exclusive look at insights from the man who barred Liston. Ideal for boxing memorabilia enthusiasts.Close-up of Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier showcasing an iconic moment from The Ring Magazine October 1971, highlighting Frazier's mom with the caption 'Frazier's Momma' in good condition.Table of contents from The Ring Magazine October 1971 featuring editorial and exclusive articles about boxing, spotlighting key reports and championship sections.

The Ring Magazine October 1971 Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier Cover No Label

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Description

The Ring Magazine – October 1971 (Muhammad Ali & Joe Frazier Cover, No Label, Good Condition)

This October 1971 issue of The Ring Magazine features Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier on the cover, highlighting the heated aftermath of their legendary “Fight of the Century” earlier that year. With fight reports, exclusive insider perspectives, and a complete championship section, this issue remains a cornerstone collectible from boxing’s golden age.

The magazine is in good condition, showing light edge wear consistent with its vintage age. Please review photos for condition details. Ships in a protective plastic sleeve. Combined shipping available.

Contents & Highlights

Editorial

  • Nat Fleischer Speaks Out, p. 5

Exclusive

  • Gen. Krulewitch Reveals Inside Story Of New York Commission Ban Of Liston – By Major General Melvin L. Krulewitch, p. 12

Complete Championship Section

  • From Frazier To Salavarria: Boxing Kings Are Regal Race – By George Girsch, p. 33

Ring Fight Reports

  • Cooke Tells Frazier, Clay: “On To Forum,” As Ali Revels In Easily Won Ellis Affair – By Dan Daniel, p. 6

  • Cohen’s New York Debut Is Ruined By Griffith – By Nat Loubet, p. 11

Special Features

  • Ketchel Is Middleweight Leader With Mark Of .754 – By George Girsch, p. 18

  • Dolly Frazier, Joe’s Ma, Sees Champ As Paragon Of All Sons – By Francine Taliaferro, p. 20

  • Unheralded Linder, Victor Over Laguna, Relishes Spotlight – By Hank Kaplan, p. 26

  • Pires: Brazil’s Answer To Argentina’s Bonavena – By J. F. Sanchez-Acosta, p. 27

  • Vasquez Revives Small Fighter Glories Of N.Y. – By Art & Marion Rose, p. 30

  • Three Brothers To Invade Ranks Of Top Heavies – By Robert J. Ruiz, p. 32

  • San Diego’s Future Now In Hands Of Tom Dunn – By John Treensmith, p. 50

  • Irish Fighters Have Achieved Fame Beyond Their Limited Numbers – By Ted Carroll, p. 52

  • Lyon, Delayed By Prison Term, Pro At 27 – By Irwin M. Rose, p. 54

  • Henrique Shooting For Chance At World Crown – By Bo Zainne, p. 56

  • Mexico Still Hails Carmona – By Eduardo Amer, p. 57

Extra Attractions

  • “Battling Broad” Film Gets New Battler In Looker Ramona Markley, p. 59

  • Ring Camera Clicks, p. 8

  • The Chatter Box – By John Ort, p. 28

  • Ring Dings, p. 25

  • Up And Down Old Broadway – By Sam Taub, p. 61

World Ratings

  • Clay (Ali) – Fighter Of The Month – By Nat Fleischer, p. 24

  • Prospects For The Month, p. 25

  • Results For The Month, p. 62

Why Collect This Issue?

This edition captures the cultural and sporting aftermath of Ali-Frazier I, widely considered one of the greatest fights of all time. With features on Stanley Ketchel, Griffith, Frazier’s family, and profiles of rising fighters, it’s both a snapshot of 1971 boxing history and a must-have piece for serious collectors of Ali and Frazier memorabilia.

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