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2 Days: Portrait of a Fighter: Brandon Rios

201213mDavid Roofthooft

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HBO follows Brandon Rios for 2 days before his 29th fight as an undefeated professional boxer. His fight is not only British boxer John Murray, but also to make weight so he can defend his lightweight title. “Bam Bam” looks like a person suffering from a terminal disease in the footage right before the weigh-in.

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What is 2 Days: Portrait of a Fighter: Brandon Rios (2012) about?

HBO follows Brandon Rios for 2 days before his 29th fight as an undefeated professional boxer. His fight is not only British boxer John Murray, but also to make weight so he can defend his lightweight title. “Bam Bam” looks like a person suffering from a terminal disease in the footage right before the weigh-in.

Who stars in 2 Days: Portrait of a Fighter: Brandon Rios?

2 Days: Portrait of a Fighter: Brandon Rios stars Brandon Rios (self), Robert Garcia (Trainer), Cameron Dunkin (Manager). The film was directed by David Roofthooft.

How long is 2 Days: Portrait of a Fighter: Brandon Rios?

2 Days: Portrait of a Fighter: Brandon Rios has a runtime of 13 min and premiered in 2012.

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