SHOUTING
You look happy, don't you? Just dragged him out of bed.
Last time we saw Jimmy Kelly,
he was recovering from defeat in the biggest fight of his career.
Bravery is keeping him upright. Oh! Down he goes.
And the white towel's coming in.
After a series of small bouts,
Jimmy is back on the bill at Manchester's biggest arena,
hoping to get his world title ambitions back on track.
Everyone were just, like, staring at us.
You know that Kevin Hart video when he said you can feel your missus
piercing through the side of your head with her eyes?
I feel like that. Everywhere.
INDISTINCT RING ANNOUNCEMENT
How important is this fight on Saturday? It's everything, really.
It is. It's really everything. I can't afford any slip-ups,
and I'm not going to. I've ticked all the boxes.
I'm not going back to...to square one and starting all over again.
I've... Yeah, I mean, I've got to where I am,
but I'm not where I need to be yet. I want to be world champion.
LAUGHTER
21.
Get down, you monkey.
Mum! Mum!
What are you doing?
How is things at the house?
Fine now. Everything's finally getting done.
All the repairs and everything, they're finally getting done.
Finally got heating in the house!
This bus better just hurry up. It's freezing.
Can we not just go and get the tram? No. No.
LAUGHTER
Do you want to see this, what I'm watching? Come here, then.
Video it.
SQUEALING
What are you watching?
Porno. He's watching porn!
Watching a bit of porn? Yeah, yeah, yeah! What the fuck?
Why have you got it on, you knob? Look at that!
INDISTINCT SPEECH
Whoa! Turn that thing off, man. He's got his dick out.
The guy is tossing himself off with his finger in her pussy.
What, on Watchdogs? No.
The porn. No, it doesn't. You shouldn't even be watching...
You shouldn't even be watching it - you're 12.
I don't have anything against where I'm from.
I really don't.
But I always felt like I didn't belong there,
you know, like I didn't fit in.
It's an old mining town.
You can still feel the sort of
fallout from the miners' strike.
Now the pits have closed down, what do people do?
What's the main industry? What DO people do?
It's just dead-end work. Know what I mean?
There's no real career opportunity there. You've got to go outside it.
Officially, unemployment is at 4.3%,
a four-year low.
But that only includes people who are formally looking for work.
In reality, over 20% of the workforce
are classed as inactive -
almost 9 million people.
A lot of people have a lot of issues with
how the country's being run,
and the fact that 100,000 people, approximately, are here today
to voice a grievance tells you everything you need to know.
And the stats tell a story about men.
In the last 45 years,
the percentage of inactive male workers has tripled,
and a lot of them rely on help from the state.
How important are benefits to these people?
They keep them alive.
Basically, they keep them alive.
CHEERING
And when you take someone's money off them,
you're taking that lifeline away from them.
You're not a criminal because you're poor. You really aren't.
What are you looking at, baby?
I've got that ready for after the fight!
SHE COOS
Clap, clap, clap, clap, clap! Say, "Dada."
Dada! Dada!
Dada!
Just been farting.
Have you been farting? Are you showing off?
Wow! You've never done it for that long!
THEY CHEER AND CLAP
You've never done it for that long! Well done!
Watch this now. Watch when the black rabbit falls over.
He falls over, he's bent over and the panda runs behind him
and takes his pants off! I just don't get it!
I don't get it.
Why is he taking his shorts off?
Shit, I've just remembered, I'm fucking fighting tonight.
I'm just sat there thinking, like,
"Oh, yeah, I need to fight in a bit."
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
I have a poor man's mentality, when it comes to me fighting.
I'm doing it for my family. I'm doing it for my son.
This fella we're fighting is taking food out of my son's mouth,
so I've just got to do what I've got to do...to win.
I always have that mentality.
Bringing home the bacon, man. You're bringing home the bacon.
Yeah, tell him that.
How important is this fight?
It's everything, really.
Fought for the world title and lost, and instead of fighting in front of
thousands of people, you're fighting at a little leisure centre.
ANNOUNCER SPEAKS
..Manchester, Jimmy Kelly!
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
THEY CHANT
I can't afford any slip-ups
and I'm not going back to square one and starting all over again.
I want to be world champion.
BELL RINGS
After years in and out of prison,
Jack's criminal record doesn't look good to employers,
but his music has started to take off.
Now he wants to help other lads with similar struggles
and the same dream.
What's going on today?
We're going to get a few people together from Wythenshawe,
from the town, going to get them all together on a song.
We're going to go in the studio, record it
and then, in about a month's time,
I'm going to do a video, put it on my YouTube channel and promote it.
There's nothing like that going on in Wythenshawe at the minute
so I just thought I'd do something
that's going to bring, like, Wythenshawe together.
MUSIC PLAYING
# Murders and nappings burglary, stabbings
# It's mad from where everybody's trapping
# Ain't nobody mad with the system we're trapped in
# It's sad
# Let me take you through the heart of my town
# Memories of kids I've known now are part of the ground... #
I was on the wing, there was this four-points course
that they was doing in prisons,
and the guy, he ran a music studio as well,
and I had to do the four-points course first
before I did the music course.
I ended up doing that course, like, four times over, man.
# I remember the time when I smiled
# Lying on that cell bed a little lost white child... #
Them levels are perfect, mate, yeah? Yeah, man.
That's where my journey started. Went through on that last sentence
that I was in, went through my time,
got out and started up here, and I've been here, like, two years now.
Completely changed my life.
So it was in my cell that time
that I was laid on my bed, I just felt, like, this
madness feeling, like, I wasn't even thinking about it, and I just,
it hit me, you know.
It was weird, it was like something made me feel like that.
It just hit me, like, in shock,
like, I'd just woke up and I was blind for years.
This is the season where we're now gonna see prisons explode.
And maybe we'll start to get some attention. Here's this ragbag bunch,
born out of Manchester, and they're seeing a tiny percentage
of the people they work with reoffending - it's all Jesus.
WHISPERING
Remember, Jesus.
Remember Jesus. Thank you.
There's never been nothing in life that made me feel good,
made me feel peaceful and... Do you know what I'm saying?
So this place kind of does that for me.
Some people might not like it,
but I'm sure people didn't like me as a criminal neither!
Made me change into a better person.
So let's give God, the Lord, the praise. Come on!
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
# Amazing grace
# How sweet the sound
# That saved... # If you hadn't found God... Mm.
..where do you reckon you'd be right now?
Um...
Probably still in that life of crime, man.
Pretty much, I think I would, you know.
# Was blind but now I see... #
KIDS RAPPING TOGETHER # But there's no time
# No time to waste
# I got my own for free... #
There's lots of aspiration in working class blokes.
They've got aspiration coming out their ears, but no path,
no way of doing it. And don't get me wrong,
yeah, most of us will fail. Most of us will fail.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
My window got smashed the other day.
They threw a stone at my window from outside, smashed it.
Getting out of here, me.
All the teenagers that hang around and everything,
smashing cars up, the lot.
No. I'm gone.
Don't like it.
Just got to believe in yourself, innit?
Fuck everyone else. Soon as someone turns their back on you, you focus
on yourself, you learn that...
..as you're growing older.
You just walk towards the camera, just look at it, that's it.
Me doing stuff like this, trying to get them involved,
hopefully, they might not go down the same route I've come from.
It makes me feel good,
it makes me feel like I'm giving something back
to the community that I absolutely terrorised as a kid.
Woo!
How'd you get in? The door's open.
Time is priceless.
Every day that you waste in that cell,
you're never going to get back.
Brandon, you dickhead!
CHEERING
You could be that one in a million.
But what about the other million? Them lot?
What do you reckon the future holds for your boys?
Mum!
If I stay around here, nothing. Mum!
And where will that lead? Jail.
I don't want that life for my boys.
COMMENTATOR: Pushing to the body once more, Kelly.
Your winner, Jimmy Kelly!
CHEERING
I've been in the police station.
I seriously suggest you do not put that in the skip.
Yeah, very clever, dickhead.