World Boxing Magazine February 1993 featuring Julio César Chávez on the cover, discussing his fight against Hector Camacho and comparing him to other boxing legends.
Inside page from World Boxing Magazine February 1993, outlining features including an interview with Russell Peltz and boxing ratings.
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World Boxing Magazine February 1993 featuring Julio César Chávez on the cover, discussing his fight against Hector Camacho and comparing him to other boxing legends.Inside page from World Boxing Magazine February 1993, outlining features including an interview with Russell Peltz and boxing ratings.

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World Boxing Magazine – February 1993 Julio César Chávez Cover (Very Good Condition)

This February 1993 issue of World Boxing spotlights Julio César Chávez, fresh off his punishing victory over Hector Camacho, with in-depth discussion of his place among the all-time greats. The magazine also features coverage of unbeaten prospect Tim Littles, Michael Nunn’s resurgence, a farewell retrospective on middleweight legend Carlos Monzon, and a look ahead to George Foreman vs. Tommy Morrison. A fantastic issue filled with boxing history and star power.

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Very good condition with minor edge wear. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Comes with a protective plastic covering. Please review photos for details. Combined shipping available upon request.

Contents – February 1993

Features

  • 10 Questions with Russell Peltz – The veteran promoter shares insight on the state of the fight game (p. 12)

  • Tim Littles: The 19th Year of His 20-Year Title Plan – Can brains and brawn push this unbeaten super middleweight to a world title? (p. 26)

  • Chávez Tortures Camacho – Can Julio César Chávez surpass Sugar Ray Robinson? Upcoming fights with McGirt, Whitaker, and Norris may prove it (p. 30)

  • “You’re Blowin’ It, Son” – The role of trainers’ words in motivating fighters when it matters most (p. 34)

  • The New Michael Nunn – Stronger, better, more exciting… or none of the above? (p. 38)

  • Carlos Monzon: A Farewell to the King – Remembering the middleweight great’s career and legacy (p. 60)

Departments

  • The Opening Round – “Underachievement As An Art Form,” by Joseph C. Tinti (p. 8)

  • Getting My Irish Up – Olympic boxing’s pros and cons, by Ed Maloney (p. 14)

  • World Boxing Ratings – A compilation of the world’s best fighters (p. 16)

  • World Ratings – Official rankings across three sanctioning bodies (p. 18)

  • Showdown! – Preview of George Foreman vs. Tommy Morrison (p. 22)

  • Division Analysis – Cruiserweight contenders under the microscope (p. 42)

  • International Wrapup – Nelson edges Fenech, Vidal upsets Cepeda, McKinney dominates Kano (p. 44)

  • The Final Word – Reader letters on McCallum, Spann, and Blocker (p. 64)

Publication Details:

  • Issue: February 1993

  • Cover Fighter: Julio César Chávez

  • Publisher: World Boxing

Packed with major names and timeless coverage, this issue is a strong addition to any vintage boxing magazine collection.

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