Description
World Boxing Magazine – August 1972 – Muhammad Ali Cover – No Label – Good Condition
This vintage World Boxing Magazine from August 1972 is in good condition, with normal age-related wear. The exact magazine pictured is the one you will receive. Please see photos for condition details.
As with all of our listings, this issue is shipped with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents – August 1972
Features & Articles
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Boxing Bookshelf – Reviews of the latest boxing publications.
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At Ringside – Robert J. Thornton reports the latest news and commentary from the boxing world.
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California Grapevine – Stephen Randel’s inside coverage from the west coast and Mexico.
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Hey! Graziano and LaMotta Are at It Again! – Two old favorites climb back into the ring.
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World Boxing Ratings – Updated rankings across all divisions.
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When Should a Referee Stop a Fight? – A controversial incident sparks debate.
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Mike Lankester’s Ready for the Big Boys Now – But are they ready for him?
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One Smashing Right + One Chin A New Champion – The title returns to Mexico with one punch.
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Lee Savold: The Inspiring Story of a Self-Made Man – A fighter who rose through grit and determination.
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Why George Foreman Must Fight Ranked Opponents Now! – At 30–0, questions remain about his competition.
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Picking a Challenger – The Parnassus Way – Veteran promoter insists fighters must prove themselves.
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Courage Is Admirable—But a Left Hook Is Better – Ron Stander’s valiant but short-lived stand against Joe Frazier.
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Only the Famous Packy East Would Launch His Comeback Against Sugar Ray Robinson – And Robinson claimed he took a dive.
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A Treasury of Great Heavyweight Fights – Classic bouts including Johnson vs. Jeffries, Johnson vs. Willard, Tunney vs. Dempsey, Louis vs. Sharkey, Louis vs. Baer, and Marciano vs. Charles.
Highlights
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Rocky Graziano and Jake LaMotta’s returns to the ring
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George Foreman’s 30–0 record criticized for lack of ranked opponents
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Profile of Lee Savold, the self-made fighter
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Recap of Ron Stander vs. Joe Frazier
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Debate over referee stoppages
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Treasury of heavyweight classics featuring Johnson, Tunney, Louis, and Marciano
This issue blends contemporary boxing analysis with timeless retrospectives, making it an excellent collectible for fans of Muhammad Ali’s era and boxing historians alike.