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2 Days: Gennady Golovkin (2013)
2 Days” is a revealing and intimate look at a 48-hour span in the life of a boxer in the lead-up to one of his fights. This edition focuses on 31-year-old undefeated middleweight title-holder Gennady “GGG” Golovkin. Prior to his fight the noted knock out artist is ill with the flu. On the day of his fight, he overcomes his congestion and then TKO's opponent Gabriel Rosado in a blood bath in Madison Square Garden.
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2 Days” is a revealing and intimate look at a 48-hour span in the life of a boxer in the lead-up to one of his fights. This edition focuses on 31-year-old undefeated middleweight title-holder Gennady “GGG” Golovkin. Prior to his fight the noted knock out artist is ill with the flu. On the day of his fight, he overcomes his congestion and then TKO's opponent Gabriel Rosado in a blood bath in Madison Square Garden.
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In Theaters:6/8/2013
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:HBO Sports
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