1976 April - The Ring Magazine - Ken Norton vs. Pedro Lovell
Item Description
The Ring Magazine
Cover Subjects - Ken Norton vs. Pedro Lovell
Some of the interior articles, fights and fighters featured or pictured include:
George Foreman vs. Ron Lyle
Ken Norton vs. Pedro Lovell
Ben Villaflor vs. Morito Kashiwaba
Luis Estaba vs. Takenobu Shimabukuro
Jaime Rios vs. Kazunori Tenryu
Tyrone Everett vs. Ray Lunny
Vito Antuofermo vs. Eckhard Dagge
Bobby Watts vs. Marvin Hagler
Japan Dominated the Year with 13 Title Contests - Featuring: Miguel Canto vs. Jiro Takada, Koichi Wajima vs. Oscar Alvarado, Guts Ishimatsu vs. Ken Buchanan
Johnny Boudreaux feature article: with Terry Daniels, Robert Bish
John Stracey vs. Jose Napoles
US National Native American Indian Boxing Team - featuring: Ira Ortega, Earl Gentry, Charles Buckanaga, Gary Kenny, Joe Snell, George Dubray, Ron Melchirt, Junior Albeis, Billy Turner, Kevin Perrault, James Burrell, Dennis Danfort, Jim Uigue, Robey Willis, Rich White vs. Arnold Sam, Lionel Harney vs. Bakhtoy Sapeyev
Floyd Cummings feature article - "Joliet's Convict, Jumbo"
Joe Bugner : Says "No Future In Boxing"
Bill "Biff" Cline article: with dad Chris Cline
and much more
Size - About 66 pages.
Condition - About VG/EX condition with general handling wear. Please enlarge scans or photos to see better detail.
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