Famous boxer best known for his ten year reign as a middleweight world champion, a title which he successfully defended 20 times, Bernard Hopkins is the first fighter to retain all 4 major boxing governing body belts in the same fight. Now retired, Bernard devotes his energies to developing and promoting young fighters, continuing his career-long advocacy of boxers' rights, and drawing on the story of his own fierce struggle in motivating others to realize their dreams.

From TV to radio, HBO to NBC, ESPN to seven Olympics, Bob Costas has been prominently involved in virtually every major sports event and is praised for his interviewing and reporting skills. He has been honored as Sportscaster of the Year by the National Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association a record eight times.

Two-time World Heavyweight Boxing Champion who became the oldest man ever to win a major heavyweight title at the age of 45, George Foreman is a Christian minister and a successful businessman. He is widely known for his George Foreman Lean Mean Fat Reducing Grilling Machine.

Subject of the motion picture Against the Ropes, Jackie Kallen is the world's most successful female boxing manager. Jackie was formerly a journalist-turned-publicist for Thomas Hearns and Detroit's Kronk Boxing Team. She is author of Hit Me with Your Best Show: A Fight Plan for Dealing with All of Life's Hard Knocks and is driven to raise awareness about women?s health issues, specifically early detection of heart disease and breast cancer.

Professional ring announcer for boxing and professional wrestling matches, Michael Buffer is best known for his trademark catchphrase which is federally trademarked, "Let's get ready to rumble!" Michael is known for pioneering a distinct announcing style in which he rolls certain letters and adds other inflections to a fighter's name.

"I?m bigger than boxing" was a true statement Muhammad Ali would make. Known as "The Greatest", Ali was the most famous man in the world during his 20 years of professional boxing which lead him to three heavyweight boxing champions. Today Ali is a champion for tolerance and understanding and he displays courage and dignity through his struggle with Parkinson's syndrome. His recent book, Healing, is a motivating statement on acceptance and overcoming bigotry and prejudice.