HBO will re-air eight of its top fights of 2014 over four consecutive nights beginning Dec. 27, the network announced Thursday.

The telecasts will feature fights from several marquee boxers including Manny Pacquiao, Miguel Cotto, Gennady Golovkin, Juan Manuel Marquez and Wladimir Klitschko, said network officials.

HBO’s Boxing’s Best lineup is as follows:

HBO Saturday afternoon will air live heavyweight boxing champion Wladimir Klitschko’s fight against contender Kubrat Pulev, the network said.

The fight, which will be held in Germany will air live on HBO Nov. 15 at 4:45 p.m., said the network. HBO is coming off a fight card this past Saturday night in which Sergey Kovalev defeated 49-year old former light heavyweight champion Bernard Hopkins to unify the IBF, WBA and WBO light heavyweight championships.

HBO is also prepping for its Nov. 22 Manny Pacquiao-Chris Algieri pay-per-view fight card from Macau, China.

HBO’s 24/7 sports documentary show will take a look at the upcoming Nov. 22 Manny Pacquiao-Chris Algieri pay-per-view fight, the network said Friday.

The one-episode 24/7 Pacquiao/Algieri show will air Nov.8 on the pay service and will explore the storyline for the fight and follow the fighters as they train for the big event, said the network.

The special will air after the network’s Nov. 8 World Championship Boxing telecast featuring the Bernard Hopkins-Sergey Kovalev light heavyweight unification bout, said network officials.

Longtime boxing promoter Dan Goossen died Monday after battling liver cancer.

Goossen, 64, worked with numerous boxing champions during his decades long career, including Mike Tyson, Bernard Hopkins, and current super middleweight champion Andre Ward. He was diagnosed with liver cancer this past Labor Day, according to ESPN.com.

Showtime Sports general manager Stephen Espinoza said in a statement: “All of us at Showtime are deeply saddened by the passing of Dan Goossen.  This news has come as a shock to many of us who knew Dan personally, beyond our collaborative work on boxing events, for decades.  We will remember Dan as a passionate advocate for the sport of boxing, a fun-loving colleague and friend, and, above all, a devoutly religious family man.  Our deepest sympathies to the entire Goossen family.  May he rest in peace.”

Ken Hershman, President, HBO Sports said,"Everyone at HBO Sports is saddened by the sudden loss of Dan Goossen. Dan was a dedicated boxing promoter who we worked closely with for many, many years on some of the most important fights in the sport. But what was even more impressive was his total commitment to his family, who were always right by his side during fight week or wherever his business required him to be. Our prayers and thoughts are with his wife, Debbie, and the entire Goossen family."

ESPN senior director of programming and acquisitions said of Goossen: “Dan Goossen was an absolute titan in the boxing industry and a great friend to ESPN. He was the mastermind behind bringing the WBC World Heavyweight Championship bout between Bermane Stiverne and Chris Arreola to the masses via ESPN back in May. He will be sorely missed.” 

HBO will air a one-episode edition of it’s `24/7’ sports documentary series surrounding the Nov. 8 Bernard Hopkins-Sergey Kovalev fight, said network officials.

The 30-minute special will debut Oct. 18 and will preview the upcoming fight between the veteran IBF and WBA light heavyweight champion Hopkins and WBC light heavyweight champ Kovalev, which will air live on HBO Nov. 8.

The '24/7' special will premiere on HBO immediately following the network's live World Championship Boxing event from Carson, CA.