In addition to his legal practice , Munisteri was also involved in numerous other businesses in his professional career . He founded Munisteri Properties , a company with interests in commercial properties and whose primary asset was a Greenway Plaza-area building built in 1961 by Gerald D. Hines , which Munisteri redeveloped in 1993 . Munisteri sold the Greenway Plaza Area building in 2007 . However he still owns an interest in two shopping centers and a commercial building , as well as residential property . He also founded Munisteri Exploration in 1989 , and has participated as a partner in the drilling of 60 oil and natural gas wells through 2014 . As a side business , Munisteri managed dozens of professional boxers from 1989 to 2009 , when he fully retired from the business . Numerous of his fighters obtained boxing titles and two fought for world championships . Munisteri freelanced as a play-by-play announcer and color commentator for independently produced televised boxing matches from 1995 to 2009 . He was also a Court TV legal contributor and on-air personality from 1995 to 2001 . Munisteri is divorced from the former Deanna Armstrong , whom he met through the University of Texas during the unsuccessful 1976 Ronald Reagan presidential campaign . They rode together on a bus from Austin to Kansas City , Missouri , to attend the Republican National Convention at the Kemper Arena , which nominated U.S. President Gerald R. Ford , Jr. , and then U.S. Senator Robert J. Dole of Kansas for vice president . Munisteri is a Presbyterian . The couple had no children
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1976 Republican National Convention
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