SHOWTIME announced today it has acquired rights to the award-winning documentary RINGSIDE, which chronicles the dramatic upbringing of two boxing prodigies and follows the divergent paths they take as they navigate life’s uncertainties on the South Side of Chicago.
Very few fighters have captured the public’s imagination and stayed in the boxing world’s consciousness like Roberto Duran (103-16, 70 KOs).
The story of four-time World Champion Panamanian boxer Roberto Durán.
SHOWTIME Sports original documentary series ALL ACCESS earned two Sports Emmy Awards on Tuesday night at the 40th Annual Sports Emmy Award ceremony in New York City.
SHOWTIME has acquired the television rights to CRADLE OF CHAMPIONS, a documentary film that takes viewers through the New York Golden Gloves tournament, one of the most prestigious amateur boxing tournaments in the country.
Andre the Giant was literally the biggest celebrity in the world.
The late great Muhammad Ali is getting the Ken Burns treatment.
SHOWTIME Sports® announced a powerful new documentary, PRISON FIGHTERS: 5 Rounds To Freedom, which examines a controversial practice in Thailand’s criminal justice system whereby inmates can earn their freedom by winning a series of Muay Thai fights.
“T-Rex” is an intimate coming-of-age story, which documents the rise of Claressa Shields--a new kind of American heroine.
"MARAVILLA", the documentary based on the struggle of middleweight champion Sergio Martinez to reclaim his crown in boxing, will premiere on iTunes US on May 19, 2015.
Born in Queens, New York, Dean and Scotty Burrell have been drawn to boxing ever since their father showed them When We Were Kings. Watch this edition of "1 Round" by Jeff Charles as he gives fans an in-depth look at the lives of the Burrell twins as they fight their way to the top.
In the clip taken from the Sky Sports documentary 'Anthony Joshua - Heavyweight Hopes' the British heavyweight takes a trip back to where it all began.
You’d have to search high and low to find a more mercurial and beloved figure in boxing than the late Johnny “The Baby-Faced Assassin” Tapia. The beloved Albuquerque, NM fighter is the subject of a new documentary directed by Eddie Alcazar.
