Description
World Boxing Magazine – October 1989 – Mike Tyson vs. Trevor Berbick – No Label – Good Condition
This vintage World Boxing Magazine from October 1989 is in good condition, with expected wear consistent with age. The exact magazine pictured is the one you will receive. Please review the photos for condition details.
All issues are shipped with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents – October 1989
Features
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Sugar Ray Robinson Outsmarts Himself... And You Are There!!! – What began as a routine interview turned into a rare, behind-the-scenes glimpse into the private world of the legendary champion.
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The Battle of Britain: Watson Clocks Big Benn – Michael Watson’s stunning KO of Nigel Benn earns him bragging rights and marks his rise as a legitimate contender.
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Power! What Gives a Punch Its Crunch? – A feature exploring the science of punching power—natural gift or a learned skill?
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Virgil Hill’s Mission: Shed the Label Before It Sticks – With an explosive KO of his close friend Joe Lasisi, Hill shows he can be both an entertaining champion and a serious threat.
Departments
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The Opening Round – “The Reluctant Puncher” by Steve Farhood.
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World Boxing Ratings – Compilation of the sport’s best fighters.
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World Ratings – Official rankings from the three major sanctioning bodies.
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Showdown – Preview of the Michael Nunn vs. Iran Barkley title fight.
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Punch/Counterpunch – Debate over whether Craig Bodzianowski should be allowed to fight.
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Questions & Answers – A candid interview with former champion Emile Griffith.
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International Wrapup – Coverage of Pez–Esponiza, Chávez–Mayweather, and more.
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The Final Word – Letters from readers on Leonard, Nunn, and Tyson.
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Media Review – A critical look at network coverage of the sport.
Highlights
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Rare behind-the-scenes feature with Sugar Ray Robinson
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Michael Watson’s breakthrough victory over Nigel Benn
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Scientific analysis of punching power
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Virgil Hill’s push to redefine his career
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Debates on safety in boxing and insights from Emile Griffith
This issue blends historical depth, technical exploration, and contemporary fight coverage, making it a well-rounded addition to any boxing magazine collection.