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A rough life that began as one of ten children in the Flatbush neighborhood in Brooklyn, took some difficult twists and turns before being named ESPN's #2 ranked 130-pound boxer. Prior to his first scheduled scheduled world title challenge, New Yorker, Chris Colbert had a few other fights on his hands to get there.

Another movie or TV show is filming in Albany this weekend so be on the lookout for celebrities and closed roads all weekend long.

The next city in the Capital Region to be a backdrop for a tv series is Schenectady. Showtime will be setting up on Upper Union Street to use as the backdrop to a series called "Three Women" next week. There will be some traffic alterations in that area of Schenectady.

Add another television show filming in and around the Capital Region. This time cast and crew are in the North Country ready to film season six of "Billions" on Showtime. If you are interested you have a chance to be cast as an extra. They are looking for locals in the Bolton Landing area.

Fans of Showtime's Dexter will be ecstatic to know that their favorite serial killer - along with much of the original cast -  is coming back for a 9th season.  After an eight year hiatus, Michael C. Hall is back in his familiar role as Dexter, the blood spatter analyst by day, serial killer by night.  Critics and fans ...

Showtime has announced the show is coming back in the Fall of 2021

Goz offers his Top 5

Who won the trash talk battles leading up to tonight? What will happen in tonight's main event?

The man scoring the fight tonight for Showtime gives us his breakdown of what may happen.

One of the greatest coaches in college basketball history, Bobby Knight, helped lead Indiana University to an unprecedented undefeated season in 1976. On Friday, producer of the upcoming Showtime film "Perfect In 76", Ross Greenburg joined us to explain the film and dive into the extensive personality of Bobby Knight...

Over the last 20 years, the popularity of Boxing has rapidly declined in the United States, mostly due to the precipitous drop in the amount of American talent and the decline of the Heavyweight division. However, there are still certain fights that will draw my attention, especially if they are being broadcast for free - such was the case this past Saturday, when "The Magic Man" Paulie

Former boxing judge Chuck Giampa didn't exactly get off to a great start as a broadcaster.  It makes for some hilarious television though.