1965 September/October - Boxing International & All-Star Wrestling (British Edition) - George Chuvalo "How I'll Knock Out Cassius Clay"
Item Description
Date - July/August 1965
Cover Subjects - George Chuvalo with Muhammad Ali inset
Inside magazine includes stories, coverage and/or pictures of:
Tony Canzoneri vs. Al Singer "It Happened 35 Years Ago"
The Passing of Freddie Mills
George Chuvalo "How I'll Knock Out Clay"
Floyd Patterson "His First Professional Fight"
Jack Sharkey "The Champion Time Forgot"
Nino Benvenuti "The World's Best Middleweight"
Jack Dempsey vs. Joe Louis "Who Would Have Won?"
Joey Giardello vs.Dick Tiger pre-fight coverage
Ad Wolgast "His Head Made a Perfect Target"
Joe Frazier vs. Woody Goss coverage (Frazier debut)
Luis Rodriguez vs. Rubin Hurricane Carter
Stan Harrington picture
"Forgotten Heroes" featuring: Rocky Kansas and Pete Herman, Louis Kid Kaplan, Jack Dillon
Gabriel Flash Elorde vs. Sandy Saddler "Riot Encore for Flash"
Will Sonny Liston Fight Again?
Wrestling section features:
Jackie Fargo and Mario Milano vs. Tojo Yamamoto and Mitsu Hirai "20 Year-Old Memories Trigger Bloody Riot"
Johnny Powers "Powerlock By Powers"
Ricki Starr "Hey Ricki, Where Are Your Pants?
and much more
Size - About 66 pages
Condition - About VG/EX condition with general handling wear. Interiors complete. No mailing label.
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