Description
World Boxing Magazine – September 1985 Gerry Cooney Cover (Good Condition, No Label)
This September 1985 issue of World Boxing features Gerry Cooney on the cover, highlighting a turbulent time in his career as questions arose about whether he could reclaim his place among heavyweight contenders. The magazine also takes aim at boxing’s biggest debates—Larry Holmes’ vulnerability, Thomas Hearns’ future after defeat, and a controversial look at the most overrated and underrated figures in the sport.
Condition:
Good condition with expected signs of age. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review photos for condition details. Each magazine comes with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping available upon request.
Cover Highlights & Features:
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The Truth Hurts: Larry Holmes Can Be Beaten – Examining weaknesses in the longtime heavyweight champion’s reign.
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Thomas Hearns: Can He Rise From Disaster? – After a crushing setback, can “The Hitman” return to greatness?
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A Career in Ruins? Gerry Cooney: Time Is Running Out – A hard look at the struggles of the once-celebrated heavyweight hopeful.
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The Most Overrated & Underrated in Boxing – A provocative feature naming names:
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Overrated: Hector Camacho, Rocky Marciano, Mark Breland
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Underrated: Michael Spinks, Archie Moore, Don King
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Publication Details:
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Issue: September 1985
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Publisher: World Boxing
A must-have collectible for fans of 1980s heavyweight boxing, this issue captures a pivotal moment for Cooney, Hearns, and Holmes, while sparking debate with its bold overrated vs. underrated rankings.