Infamous Pacquiao vs Mosley: Fight Camp 360 will premier Saturday at noon Eastern Time on CBS, which will mark the comeback of boxing to network television. Just like HBO’s 24/7, the documentary series will cover footages by Manny Pacquiao and Sugar Shane Mosley weeks, days, and hours into their May 7 face-off at MGM Grand in Sin City, Las Vegas.

USA Today released reports that the last time CBS premiered a live boxing event was during a match between Bernard Hopkins vs. Glen Johnson back in 1997, surprisingly, both men are still fighting, and the last time live boxing aired on a major network TV was in NBC’s 2005, The Contender.

Showtime Sports Executive Vice President Ken Hershman is awed saying Fight Camp 360 is as unique as it is compelling. “The key to the success of this series is the inherent truth to it. There’s no script, no voiceover. The provocative and intriguing personalities of the larger-than-life characters in the boxing world are what tells the story. From the promos in NCAA basketball to broadcasts of Fight Camp on the network in Saturday afternoon and prime time, the overall company support for the Fight Camp 360 series and the May 7 Pacquiao vs. Mosley pay-per-view event has been overwhelming. And we’re just getting started.”

So much for live video coverage, the match Manny Pacquiao vs Shane Mosley will definitely be a big, scorching one, and the whole world will once again be all eyes to it once and for all.