Cover of World Boxing Magazine June 1992 featuring Glenwood Brown and Meldrick Taylor with the headline 'Boxing's Thrill-a-Minute Champion: How Much Time is Left for Meldrick Taylor?' and pictures of boxers in action.
Inside page of World Boxing Magazine June 1992 showcasing the table of contents with features including Cassius Clay, Jemal Hinton, Iran Barkley, and Kelcie Banks.
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Cover of World Boxing Magazine June 1992 featuring Glenwood Brown and Meldrick Taylor with the headline 'Boxing's Thrill-a-Minute Champion: How Much Time is Left for Meldrick Taylor?' and pictures of boxers in action.Inside page of World Boxing Magazine June 1992 showcasing the table of contents with features including Cassius Clay, Jemal Hinton, Iran Barkley, and Kelcie Banks.

World Boxing Magazine June 1992 Glenwood Brown vs Meldrick Taylor

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World Boxing Magazine – June 1992 – Glenwood Brown vs. Meldrick Taylor – Good Condition

This vintage World Boxing Magazine from June 1992 is in good condition, with typical age-related wear. The exact magazine pictured is the one you will receive. Please review the photos for a full understanding of condition.

All issues are shipped with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.

Contents – June 1992

Features

  • Cassius Clay / Muhammad Ali: “He Had a Fast Tongue and Faster Hands” – A retrospective on Ali’s rise a decade after his debut, culminating in his shocking victory over Sonny Liston that changed boxing forever.

  • The Forgotten Fighter of Kronk: Jemal Hinton – Often overshadowed, Hinton shares his story of setbacks, perseverance, and his fight to remain relevant.

  • Boxing’s Thrill-a-Minute Champion: Meldrick Taylor – After his crushing loss to Julio César Chávez, questions loom about Taylor’s longevity and whether he can still compete at the highest level.

  • The Second Life of Iran Barkley: Too Legit to Quit – Following surgeries and career turbulence, Barkley seeks redemption in the ring.

  • Kelcie Banks: Is It Too Late? – Once a decorated amateur standout, Banks faces the challenge of reviving a career that never lived up to its promise.

Departments

  • The Opening Round – “Is the A.C. Express on Track?” by Joseph C. Tintle.

  • World Boxing Ratings – Compilation of the world’s best fighters.

  • World Ratings – Official rankings across the three major organizations.

  • Showdown! – Preview of the highly anticipated Holyfield–Bowe slugfest.

  • World Boxing’s Division Analysis – Examination of the junior middleweight division.

  • International Wrapup – Coverage including Yuh’s title defense, Tate’s KO of Maynard, Roy Jones Jr.’s New York debut, and more.

  • The Final Word – Reader letters on Thomas Hearns, Virgil Hill, and the heavyweights.

  • Media Review – Rockin’ On the USA.

Highlights

  • Retrospective on Muhammad Ali’s breakthrough against Sonny Liston

  • Jemal Hinton’s candid story as Kronk’s forgotten fighter

  • Meldrick Taylor’s uncertain future after his war with Chávez

  • Iran Barkley’s gritty comeback

  • Kelcie Banks’ struggle to save a faltering career

  • Preview of Holyfield vs. Bowe, one of the decade’s defining heavyweight clashes

This issue balances historical perspective with contemporary storylines, showcasing comebacks, cautionary tales, and previews of the heavyweight future. A valuable collectible for fans of early 1990s boxing.

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