Michael Parkinson returns for a second run of his iconic talk show.

A behind-the-scenes look at the glitzy, big-money world of professional sports following the eternally optimistic and endlessly resourceful L.A. sports agent Arliss Michaels whose Achilles' heel is his inability to say “no” to clients and employees.

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A collection of hard hitting clips from the world of boxing. It includes incredible knockouts, referees getting punched, punch-ups outside the ring, clowns of the ring and much more.

A collection of bizarre incidents and bizarre characters from the world of boxing. It includes knock-outs, ring invasions, mad parachutists, tears before bed-time and much more (no rabid ear-biting, though).

Naseem Hamed takes on Marco Antonio Barrera for the vacant IBO title and Hamed's lineal featherweight championship at the MGM Grand, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

Harry introduces some of the roughest, toughest, meanest and most hilarious bouts ever seen in modern-day boxing.

A year in the life of boxer Prince Naseem Hamed from his emotional visit to his Yemen homeland, behind-the-scenes of his fights, a trip to New York and footage from Championship bouts.

Frank Warren, one of the greatest promoters in professional boxing for nearly 30 years, has now chosen some of his favourite fighters and fights of all time in this unique box set. Highlights of Franks career featured in this programme include: - The young, flamboyant fighter from Sheffield, Naseem Hamed, who went on to become one of the most exciting fighters in the world. - Ricky The Hitman Hatton, a laid-back wise-cracker outside the ropes but a deadly assassin between them whose armory included a famous and viscous body punch. - Joe Calzaghe one of the best pound for pound boxers in the world who finally unified the super middleweight division.

This video features full coverage of the diminutive boxer's WBO title fight and all his subsequent title defences in 1996. It also includes features on his training regime and previously unseen footage of his early amateur fights.

`Prince Naseem Hamed' started boxing professionally in 1992 and was soon well known for his fl ashy, compulsive, unpredictable style . In his career he won the WBC, IBF and WBO world titles at various weights but would always be known as a showman and entertainer. Hamed's most powerful punch was a straight left that was known to knock strong fighters out in a single shot. Hamed was also known to clown around in the ring. When hit cleanly he would smile at opponents, make faces, shake his head, and shrug his shoulders to indicate that he wasn't hurt! Prince Naseem was one of the most flamboyant fighters of our time and this DVD traces the highlights of his extraordinary career from start to finish - blow by blow!

Steve Robinson defends his WBO World Featherweight title against Prince Naseem Hamed at the Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff in Wales.

The greatest pound for pound fighter in the world many experts thought. He divided opinion like no other. You decide.