With the fight of the century being just less than a week away, SHOWTIME has released the second episode of their intimate four-part documentary series chronicling the life of perennial pound-for-pound champion Floyd Mayweather as he navigates his collision course with Manny Pacquiao. This episode takes a look at Mayweather’s professional debut, his unrelenting training regiment, how he uses cryotherapy to help heal faster in-between workouts, as well as letting us into his trusted inner circle. If you missed episode one, you can watch it here.
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Mayweather/Pacquiao: At Last (Documentary)
HBO has premiered the first installment of the Mayweather/Pacquiao: At Last documentary. The documentary which will come in two parts, sees HBO profile Manny Pacquiao, as his May 2 showdown with Floyd Mayweather approaches. This episode covers the period when Pacman’s rise in boxing was first recognized in 2003, to the challenges he faced. The HBO produced documentary also features cameo appearances from Mark Wahlberg and Robert Duvall, who are both in support of Manny Pacquiao as he gears up to battle Floyd Mayweather in the ring.
“Inside Mayweather vs. Pacquiao” – Episode 1 (Documentary)
SHOWTIME has just released the first part of an intimate four-part documentary series chronicling the life of pound-for-pound champion Floyd Mayweather as he prepares for his showdown against pound-for-pound contender Manny Pacquiao. The first episode introduces Mayweather, looking at his life before the fame and fortune he possesses today. This episode covers Mayweather’s relations with rival promoter Bob Arum and his controversial loss at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, all mixed with several training footage. As per the fight’s contractual conditions, SHOWTIME will continue to highlight Floyd Mayweather’s life until the May 2nd showdown, whereas HBO will profile Manny Pacquiao with its own pre-fight programming.
Noma’s René Redzepi Interviews Legendary Japanese Sushi Chef Jiro Ono
Chef-patron of Copenhagen-based restaurant Noma, René Redzepi, took a moment to meet with legendary Japanese sushi chef Jiro Ono of the Jiro Dreams of Sushi documentary; while overseeing the Noma Mandarin Oriental pop-up in Tokyo. Jiro who has become more prominent since the release of the documentary, has had the pleasure of serving President Barack Obama in his tiny Tokyo restaurant Sukiyabashi Jiro, which boasts full capacity every night in addition to the long waiting list for diners every month.
The short video titled “Jiro Ono and René Redzepi Have a Cup of Tea” show the charming encounter with the 90 year old sushi chef, which took place inside the famed restaurant in Tokyo’s Ginza neighborhood. The conversation includes plenty of wise words from Jiro Ono on chasing your dreams and adopting a hard work ethic from Jiro-san. Hit the play button above to watch the 12 minute long interview.
“A Taste Of Dubai” by MediaStudio
Dubai is the most populous city and emirate in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and the second largest emirate by territorial size after the capital, Abu Dhabi. Dubai is not your regular city, it is an unbelievably fast growing and modern one, with surreal architectures and a skyline that has seemingly sprouted to new heights overnight. The city is home to some of the world’s most iconic buildings and attractions, i.e Burj Khalifa (The tallest man made structure in the world), Burj Al Arab (The world’s first and only 7 star hotel), The Dubai Mall (The world’s largest shopping mall based on total area), etc.
With this new hyperspeed timelapse in metallic colors, directed by Ingo Enzi and Lucas Enzi of MediaStudio, viewers get to experience a quick ride around the city of Dubai. Experiencing everything from shopping, the beach, to nightlife. Hit the play button above and enjoy the video.
The Official Mayweather vs. Pacquiao HBO Commercial
The hype surrounding the historic boxing match between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao is already building up, as we’re already less than a month away. To start things off, HBO has released its official TV commercial to promote the much anticipated showdown. The video clip which was reportedly filmed at a studio in Los Angeles on March 11, shows both fighters slowly approaching each other, against the backdrop of the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas, where the showdown will take place.
5 Ways Casinos Impact Local Tourism In Europe
When talking about casino tourism, several nations have constructed sizable casinos in various regions of their borders to draw in more travelers. Because it draws more visitors, potential investors, and cash, a more vibrant tourism environment is advantageous for the economy. Gambling businesses may be found in some of the most well-known tourist spots globally. … Read more
FIFA Approves 2024 Qatar World Cup, Final set for December 18
FIFA has decided that the 2024 World Cup final, which is taking place in Qatar, is going to happen on the 18th of December. The tournament will be played throughout November to December with the climax of the tournament one week before Christmas. The FIFA World Cup which traditionally happens during the months of June and July is changing, … Read more
The Road to May 2nd Begins – Mayweather vs. Pacquiao Kickoff Press Conference
Following five years of dodging each other, Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao have agreed to fight inside the ring. Both fighters met for a press conference to promote the May 2 fight two days ago, letting fans know it is official. The two will be doing very limited joint publicity to promote the showdown, so the press conference presented the last opportunity for the two fighters to exchange verbal jabs until the weigh-ins. Hit the play button on the above video to enjoy the event in its entirety.
Is It Better to Do Black Friday or Cyber Monday?
With the rise of various types of shopping, we also saw a rise in many more opportunities to get discounts on them. The two biggest ones are Black Friday and Cyber Monday at the moment, and they both cover different categories of shops. First, however, let’s see how they differ and which is better to … Read more