Showtime hangs up its gloves.
After 37 years of boxing, Showtime Sports has signed on for the last time. Now the sport’s four decades, its athletes and some of its greatest battles have been documented end of an eraa 38-minute special produced by multiple Emmy winner Sam Shouvlin and nominated for an Emmy All accesses Director Nick Manning.
end of an era is now available on the Showtime Sports YouTube channel. It is also embedded below.
end of an era gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at some of the biggest fights in boxing history, including the “Bite Fight” between Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield, the epic fight between Diego Corrales and Jose Luis Castillo, considered by many to be the greatest . struggle of all time described. and the exciting trilogy between Rafael Márquez and Israel Vázquez.
The special takes place against the backdrop of Showtime’s latest pay-per-view event, Benavídez vs. Andrade in November, viewers behind the scenes of a group widely regarded as one of the premier boxing production teams in the world.
Showtime Boxing Championship debuted in March 1986 and aired live on the first Saturday of each month. A sister program, ShoBox: the new generationis sometimes broadcast on Friday nights, with fights between boxers.
The Showtime Boxing story will be told by broadcasters including International Boxing Hall of Famer, play-by-play man Al Bernstein and reporter Jim Gray, as well as legendary ring announcer Jimmy Lennon Jr. Showtime Boxing will also be in attendance. , play-by-play announcer Mauro Ranallo, three-division world champion Abner Mares as well as Spanish-speaking commentators Alejandro Luna and former world champion Raul Márquez.
Here is the full 38 minutes end of an era especially:
Source: Deadline
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