World Boxing Magazine July 1974 Muhammad Ali, Jerry Quarry No Label


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World Boxing Magazine – July 1974 Muhammad Ali vs. Jerry Quarry Cover (Good Condition, No Label)

This July 1974 issue of World Boxing captures the heavyweight drama of the mid-1970s, spotlighting Muhammad Ali and Jerry Quarry at a pivotal point in their careers. Packed with fighter features, international news, and sharp analysis, this issue reflects the changing tides of boxing as foreign fighters began to dominate the ratings.

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Good condition with expected signs of age. The exact magazine shown is the one you will receive. Please review all photos for condition. All items come in a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping available upon request.

Feature Articles & Highlights:

  • Jerry Quarry: “I’ll Fight All—Winner-Take-All!” – Quarry at the top of his game, ready for anyone (p.32).

  • Special Analysis: Why Jerry Quarry Can Beat Muhammad Ali! – A bold breakdown of Quarry’s chances against Ali, questioning if Muhammad was past his prime (p.34).

  • Joe Frazier’s Not Throwing in the Towel Yet! – Frazier vows retirement isn’t on his radar (p.29).

  • Indian Danny Survives Mexican Ambush – Memo Rodriguez gives Danny Lopez a tougher “tune-up” than expected (p.20).

  • The Lie in the Record Book – Billy Graham revisits the fight that still haunts him (p.23).

  • American Boxers: They Ain’t What They Used to Be – A revealing look at the growing dominance of international fighters in the rankings (p.27).

  • Briscoe Upsets Mondine’s Schedule – Bennie Briscoe shakes up the middleweight picture (p.39).

  • What’s in a Name? Ask Vito Antuofermo – Tracing the legacy of boxing names, from John L. Sullivan to the rising Antuofermo (p.42).

Departments & Regulars:

  • At Ringside – News and views from Robert J. Thornton (p.5).

  • California Grapevine – Reports from Stephen Randel on the West Coast scene (p.12).

  • Sound Off! – Readers’ takes on boxing’s hot topics (p.14).

  • World Boxing Ratings – Complete divisional rankings (p.18).

  • International News Wrap – Updates on Fernandez, Seeley, and more (p.28).

  • Could You Fight With Your Wife in Your Corner? – A unique look at Tommy Van Hatten’s family-style fight team (p.40).

Editorial Team:
Stanley Weston (Publisher), Robert J. Thornton (Managing Editor), Bill Apter (Associate Editor), Steve Ende (Associate Editor), and more—icons of boxing journalism.

Publication Details:

  • Issue: July 1974

  • Publisher: World Boxing

This vintage issue is a must-have for collectors of Ali, Quarry, and 1970s heavyweight history, offering not only fight previews but also cultural commentary on the era when boxing’s balance of power was shifting worldwide.

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