[Documentary] Two Days: James Kirkland. HBO Follows James Before & After Ishida Loss

Ann Wolfe looks like sh*t in that 3rd pic... You know thats not Wolfe right..... Fo' real?? Bwhahahahahahahahaha!!

Damn... Wolfe works out with Kirkland? Beast

Ishida vs james kirkland= Takamura vs Bryan Hawk!

damn, i want to see this now. hopefully someone posts this up. just saw the ring lifes, good stuff.

whats it called 2 Days: James Kirkland

whats it called

It's not on HBOgo anymore anyways. Check page 2 for a MU link. thanks but thats not the right thing. thats the ring life segments.

Can anyone get me a link to this? i dont have HBOgo. Thanks! It's not on HBOgo anymore anyways. Check page 2 for a MU link.

Can anyone get me a link to this? i dont have HBOgo. Thanks!

You know thats not Wolfe right..... Fo' real??

Ann Wolfe looks like sh*t in that 3rd pic... You know thats not Wolfe right.....

Watching right now. You gotta admire Kirkland's dedication, man. I was never very "high" on him, his style, or his career years ago. Then he ended up being jailed for that weapons charge and I just thought to myself : "Man, this is a f*cking idiot". It made no sense to me why he would do something like that with such a bright future, and it still doesn't. Then the Ishida KO comes along and everybody (myself included) writes him off and figures he's finished. Then the Angulo fight comes along and he completely changes my perception of his worth as a fighter. It wasn't easy getting to where he's at right now, that's for damn sure. It's not on HBO Go anymore...:( Where can I watch it?

Ann Wolfe looks like sh*t in that 3rd pic...

Watching right now. You gotta admire Kirkland's dedication, man. I was never very "high" on him, his style, or his career years ago. Then he ended up being jailed for that weapons charge and I just thought to myself : "Man, this is a f*cking idiot". It made no sense to me why he would do something like that with such a bright future, and it still doesn't. Then the Ishida KO comes along and everybody (myself included) writes him off and figures he's finished. Then the Angulo fight comes along and he completely changes my perception of his worth as a fighter. It wasn't easy getting to where he's at right now, that's for damn sure.

I like Kirkland and all that, but the dude gets preferential treatment it seems like from HBO. Although it seemed like the judges may have been getting ready to screw him agaist Angulo. Just don't recall HBO doing something like this with any other fighter who lost a fight. HBO was filming this as his 1st big major step to his comeback and had no idea that he would loose this. If you follow his story and the story of his trainer, i see why HBO wants to show the world this, its interesting.

Like James but he seriously need to fix his defense. If he fixes that then I can't see many people beating him at 154

Ishida has been ducking James ever since that fight.

Great episodes. Watching this and 24/7 I wouldn't mind seeing something like this on a boxer as he makes his professional debut and follow him around for his upcoming bouts.

Just got through watching the doc, pretty good. Even though his conditioning is very good, James needs to seriously tighten up his boxing skills.

I like Kirkland and all that, but the dude gets preferential treatment it seems like from HBO. Although it seemed like the judges may have been getting ready to screw him agaist Angulo. Just don't recall HBO doing something like this with any other fighter who lost a fight.