Description
Tommy Kay's Boxing Guide Magazine – February 1975 – Muhammad Ali – No Label
This February 1975 issue of Tommy Kay’s Boxing Guide highlights the state of boxing during a transformative time, featuring Muhammad Ali on the cover and an inside look at the sport’s most pressing stories. From title fight postponements and heavyweight rivalries to grassroots reports on the West Coast boxing scene, this issue captures both the glamour and grit of the ring.
Condition:
The magazine is in good condition. The item pictured in this listing is the exact copy you will receive. Please review photos for condition details. All items come with a plastic protective covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents Include:
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Title Fight Postponements Are Nothing New! by Tommy Kay – How George Foreman’s cut eye delayed the “Rumble in the Jungle,” and why boxing history is full of similar setbacks.
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Is Bobick “Ducking” Scott LeDoux? by Don Buchan – A heavyweight rivalry rekindled as LeDoux seeks revenge.
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An Ex-Wrestler Wants to Start a Boxing Hall of Fame! – Actor Mike Mazurki’s bid to honor boxing’s legends.
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Memories of a Classic Fight: The Harp vs. The Phantom! by George D. Blair – A look back at the historic Gibbons–O’Dowd clash in Minnesota.
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Rebuilding the California Fight Game! – Profiles of a retired matchmaker and the first woman promoter revitalizing Los Angeles boxing.
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The Russian Amateur — Is He the Best? by Robert J. Ruiz – Soviet dominance in the amateur ranks raises questions for American Olympians.
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Tury Pineda: Knockout King Wants Title Shot! by Jess Hernandez – A lightweight fighter’s determined climb back to the top.
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Tribute to a “Trial Horse” by Bob Ruiz – Honoring heavyweight Lou Bailey, who fought for the love of the sport.
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Tommy Kay’s Current Ratings – Official rankings of world champions and contenders as of October 1, 1974.
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Rodney’s Stock Skyrockets! by Don Buchan – Rod Bobick’s rise after a slugfest with Ron Stander.
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West Coast Ring Roundup by Jess Hernandez – Highlights of California boxing talent and rising managers.
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The Final Bell – Letters, thoughts, and opinions from fans and fighters nationwide.
A well-rounded collector’s edition that covers international developments, historical retrospectives, and the colorful personalities of the 1970s fight game.