Description
World Boxing Magazine June 1989 Mike Tyson, Michael Nunn No Label VG
This June 1989 issue of World Boxing Magazine features Mike Tyson and Michael Nunn on the cover, capturing two of the sport’s most dominant champions of the late 1980s. Inside, readers will find in-depth coverage of rising stars, upset victories, and a full pound-for-pound ranking of boxing’s best.
Condition
The magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor wear along the edges. The exact copy in the listing photos is the one you will receive. Please review all pictures for condition details. Each issue comes in a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from the June 1989 Issue
Feature Articles
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Meldrick Taylor Whips John Meekins: Another Step Toward Superstardom – Taylor’s continued rise as one of boxing’s brightest young champions.
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Marlon Starling Startles Lloyd Honeyghan: Finally, the King of His Castle – Starling’s career-best ninth-round knockout victory.
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An In-Depth Analysis: Rating Today’s Top 30 Fighters – exclusive pound-for-pound grading system ranking the sport’s elite.
Departments and Regular Features
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The Opening Round – “Seeing the End” by Steve Farhood.
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World Boxing Ratings – comprehensive list of the world’s best fighters.
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World Ratings – official standings from boxing’s three major organizations.
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Showdown! – preview of Donald Curry vs. John Mugabi.
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Point/Counterpoint – a spirited debate on the Leonard–Hearns rematch.
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Questions & Answers – an in-depth interview with agent Johnny Bos.
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International Wrapup – coverage of Van Horn, Hines, Warren, and Ward.
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The Final Word – fans weigh in on Sugar Ray Leonard and Evander Holyfield.
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Media Review – Dan Dierdorf’s broadcast debut and Kathleen Sullivan’s misstep.
Collectible Value
This issue is highly collectible for its cover feature on Mike Tyson and Michael Nunn, two fighters who defined an era. With added insight into Meldrick Taylor’s rise, Marlon Starling’s upset victory, and a full pound-for-pound analysis of the sport’s top 30 fighters, this magazine is a strong addition for collectors of late-1980s boxing history.