Legendary Nights fights on boxing DVDs

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Legendary Nights 13 fight documentary on 4 boxing DVDs is a 13-part documentary series spotlighting the 13 most memorable fights of the past 30 years, coupled alongside commentary and interviews.

LEGENDARY NIGHTS 13 FIGHTS ON 4 BOXING DVDS

LEGENDARY NIGHTS 13 fights on 4 boxing DVDs

Fights Boxing DVD 1

Legendary Nights Leonard vs Hearns

Legendary Nights Cooney vs Holmes

Legendary Nights Arguello vs Pryor

Legendary Nights Hagler vs Hearns

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LEGENDARY NIGHTS 13 fights on 4 boxing DVDS

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Premise: A 13-part series highlighting top boxing matches that aired on HBO during its first 30 years. Among them: Sugar Ray Leonard vs Tommy Hearns (1981), Mike Tyson's first loss (to Buster Douglas, in 1990) and the three Evander Holyfield vs Riddick Bowe heavyweight fights.

Longtime HBO blow-by-blow voice Jim Lampley readily admits he is an emotional sort. If something touches a nerve, Lampley has no problems shedding tears (Dick Vermeil has nothing on him). And he knew that as he prepared to participate in the reboot of "Legendary Nights: The Tale of Gatti-Ward" ... well, crying was a strong possibility if not a certainty.

I wondered if I could take a pill or something; I mean, seriously," he said with a chuckle, reflecting on the input he gave to the show. "I said to myself, 'What is it that I can do during this interview to avoid being overemotional?' and literally, I tried biting my tongue. I tried to think of other things while they were asking the questions. I tried everything possible to avoid getting overly emotional and I couldn't do it and it didn't surprise me because I am an emotional person and I am known to go over that edge."

In earlier editions of "Legendary Nights," Lampley got teary-eyed over George Foreman's upset over Michael Moorer. This is a man not afraid to express his feelings.

"I did eulogies for Emanuel Steward or for our sound guy, Paul Hoggatt and I didn't want to do it in this case," explained Lampley, who called all three bouts between Arturo Gatti and Micky Ward for the network. "I wanted to be able to sit there and do the interview but Pat Lynch (Gatti's former manager) got emotional. Even Lou DiBella (who promoted Ward through those events), I saw a twinkle in his eye. So I think that all of us had some of the same feelings about what we were talking about."

Fights Boxing DVD 4

Legendary Nights Gatti vs Ward

Fights Boxing DVD 2

Legendary Nights Foreman vs Moorer

Legendary Nights Bowe vs Golota

Legendary Nights De La Hoya vs Trinidad

Legendary Nights Tyson vs Lewis

Fights Boxing DVD 3

Legendary Nights Hagler vs Leonard

Legendary Nights Tyson vs Douglas

Legendary Nights Chavez vs Taylor

Legendary Nights Holyfield vs Bowe