Too much personal life, barely any boxing!

I watched episode 1, as a De La Hoya fan I was disappointed, there was hardly any boxing or any talk about boxing. Most of it was just Oscar's notoriously oversized ego. Which is to be expected, but I want a boxing documentary that focuses on the BOXING, at least 50%.

This was like an A&E Biography, it felt like reading an US Weekly article on Oscar's life than watching a legitimate boxing documentary on the sport, and honestly, as a fan of his BOXING, that is what I want to see.

There must have been at least 3 times Oscar broke down and started crying during the interviews, but was he wasn't even talking about his mom or dad, he was crying about himself.