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방송 시작일 2016. 04. 24 ~ 2019. 12. 31
방송 요일,시간 월,화,수,목,금,토,일 10:00~15:00

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사각의 링 안에서 펼쳐지는 혈투! SBS스포츠에서 중계하는 복싱경기를 한 눈에 보자! 국내외에서 펼쳐지는 복싱경기를 시청자에게 가장 생생하게 전달한다!

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방송 시작일 2012. 12. 08 ~ 2013. 08. 25
방송 요일,시간 토,일 09:00~10:00

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방송 시작일 2016. 04. 24 ~ 2019. 12. 31
방송 요일,시간 월,화,수,목,금,토,일

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사각의 링 안에서 펼쳐지는 혈투! SBS스포츠에서 중계하는 복싱경기를 한 눈에 보자! 국내외에서 펼쳐지는 복싱경기를 시청자에게 가장 생생하게 전달한다!

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Kim Jang-hoon & Sean Keep Their Promise, Donate Over 11 Million Won in Instruments to Special-Needs School Kim Jang-hoon & Sean Keep Their Promise, Donate Over 11 Million Won in Instruments to Special</font>-Needs School 등록일2025.12.29 Philanthropy-minded stars Kim Jang-hoon and Sean just made good on a promise. On Dec. 29, the pair visited Eruda, an alternative school that supports independent living for students with Williams syndrome and other developmental challenges. They donated musical instruments worth 11.65 million won and spent time with students and their families over lunch and a live set. The giveback traces back to a July episode of Sean's YouTube channel, “Together with Sean,” and its “Dangerous Invitation” segment. During an interview, Kim took on a playful AI-driven challenge that fined him every time he repeated a go-to word or habitual gesture―on the spot, in real time. As the chat went on, the fines snowballed to a staggering 11 million won. After a good laugh, Kim pledged to donate the entire amount, a moment that helped the video go viral. Five months later, he followed through―and Sean jumped in, turning it into their first joint giveback. Because of noise complaints, some students hadn't been able to practice drums at home, so the duo brought an electronic drum kit, plus a synthesizer, microphones, a busking amp, and other wish-list gear tailored to the school's needs. After treating students and families to lunch, the two surprised everyone with an afternoon performance―the first time the “King of Live Shows” Kim Jang-hoon has teamed with Sean for an actual set rather than a talk. Their longtime collaborator known as “Jokbal Shin Seonsaeng,” a popular jokbal restaurateur, also joined to amplify the goodwill. Fans are applauding the follow-through from two of Korea's most visible celebrity philanthropists, and there's growing excitement for what they'll do together next. Kim, who spent the year crisscrossing the country on tour, keeps the momentum going in February with the Kim Jang-hoon One-Man Show in Busan: “I Am a Dance Singer,” set for the Haneul Theater at the Busan Cinema Center. Photo: YouTube channel “Together with Sean” (SBS Entertainment News | Kang Kyung-youn)
From 'Typhoon Family' Villain to Flirty Heartthrob, Moo Jin-sung Stuns on 'My Little Old Boy' From 'Typhoon Family' Villain to Flirty Heartthrob, Moo Jin-sung Stuns on 'My Little Old Boy' 등록일2025.12.29 Fresh off a scene-stealing villain turn in Typhoon Family , actor Moo Jin-sung showed a completely different side on SBS' My Little Old Boy, winning over viewers with lethal charm and an easy, flirty vibe. The Dec. 28 episode followed five single guys teaming up for a singles-only Christmas. Joining as a special guest, Moo immediately commanded attention with striking looks, a rich baritone and quick, unexpected wit that made him an instant standout. Known for playing Pyo Hyun-jun, the antagonist who torments Kang Tae-poong (JUNHO) in Typhoon Family , Moo surprised fans with a gentle tone and sweet demeanor―worlds away from his on-screen menace. The whiplash shift from cold-blooded villain to soft-spoken charmer had the studio buzzing. His entrance set the tone: after HeeChul teased that Tak Jae-hoon was bringing in someone “super hot,” Moo walked in wearing an all-black suit fit for an awards show, turning heads the second he appeared. He also broke down the meaning behind his stage name, explaining that “Moo Jin-sung” means “a truly one-of-a-kind star.” Then came a delightful twist: his legal name is Yeo Uiju―named after the wish-granting orb held by dragons in Korean folklore―because he was born in the Year of the Dragon. Moo's sense of humor shined in a playful “Flirting 101” segment. Revealing his go-to move requires nothing more than a glass of water, he demonstrated the “throat-drop” trick―taking a sip and letting the Adam's apple do the flirting―sending the room into laughter. He kept the laughs coming with his signature club dance. “Isn't footwork big these days?” he deadpanned, before unleashing flashy steps with a perfectly calm expression―a confident, quirky turn that showed off both variety savvy and easygoing charm. (SBS Entertainment News | Kang Sun-ae)
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