Description
World Boxing Magazine – September 1973 Muhammad Ali & Joe Frazier Cover (Good Condition, No Label)
This September 1973 issue of World Boxing delivers a mix of controversy, rivalry, and the biggest names of the era, headlined by Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, and Ken Norton. It covers shocking upsets, infamous decisions, and the battles—inside and outside the ring—that shaped 1970s boxing.
Condition:
Good condition with expected age-related wear. The exact item in the photos is the one you will receive. Please review pictures for condition. Each magazine comes with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping available upon request.
Feature Articles & Highlights:
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Can You Imagine What Would’ve Happened If Herrera Was Healthy? (p.18)
A look at the international boxing scene and what might have been. -
A Revealing Look at Boxing’s Worst Decisions (p.20)
A deep dive into the rulings that changed fighters’ careers. -
The Man Who Defeated Ali… Twice (p.24)
The forgotten story of the fighter who beat Muhammad Ali two times. -
The Jinx That Haunts Joe Frazier (p.26)
Eleven tried—only one succeeded. An exploration of the mysterious jinx surrounding Frazier. -
The “Hurricane” Carter I Know (p.30)
A close look at the controversial career and life of Rubin “Hurricane” Carter. -
“How I Beat Ali—And How I’ll Do It Again!” (p.34)
Exclusive interview with Ken Norton following his stunning win over Ali. -
Boxing Returns to TV (p.38)
Can Wide World of Sports restore boxing’s place on television?
Departments & Regulars:
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At Ringside – News and insights by Robert J. Thornton (p.6).
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California Grapevine – Coverage from Stephen Randel (p.10).
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Sound Off! – Reader voices and opinions (p.12).
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World Boxing Ratings – Full divisional rankings (p.16).
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International Wrapup – Key stories from across the globe (p.18).
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Forum for Future Fighters – Take a Chance (p.59).
Publication Details:
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Issue: September 1973
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Publisher: World Boxing
This issue is a collector’s favorite, spotlighting Ali, Frazier, and Norton at the height of their intertwined rivalries, alongside controversial decisions, boxing’s TV revival, and the haunting tale of Hurricane Carter.