Where do I begin ?
This show is so well produced and presented. A great human story. While everyone has flaws exposed their redeeming qualities help tell a story of hope and hard work. None of the characters act entitled and they have all learned the lesson that success doesn't come without help and support from community.
I found myself liking all of the characters or let me say people in the series. The "heels" aren't really "heels" and the quality of acting is amazing. There are some naturals in the cast. Truth being stranger than fiction makes this documentary even more appealing. Many people look down on the Wrestling community and their fans. Their stories may have been harsher than most but the lessons they have learned have been better. There is no difference between any of us at the end of the day. These "Heroes" have learned hard lessons and have realized that it takes a community and a strong desire to succeed. No better allegory than getting knocked to the mat and rising up over and over again. These people demonstrate that hard work is the only path to success and the true success is having tried and done their best.
Kudos to all of these wrestlers and all the others who work hard in their craft.
Some say wrestling isn't a real sport but the stories and examples in their morality play teach sportsmanship so much better than what we see in other competitive athletic events.
Under those tough exteriors we find love, passion, desire, and a taste of humanity people too often shield from others.
Highly flawed so many of these wrestlers and people are. Not settling for failure but highly motivated to make their world a better place is where this show succeeds.
Much more than entertainment is this story. More human than welcome to Wrexham and more believable and relatable than heels.
I give it a 10 out of 10 for documentaries.
This show is so well produced and presented. A great human story. While everyone has flaws exposed their redeeming qualities help tell a story of hope and hard work. None of the characters act entitled and they have all learned the lesson that success doesn't come without help and support from community.
I found myself liking all of the characters or let me say people in the series. The "heels" aren't really "heels" and the quality of acting is amazing. There are some naturals in the cast. Truth being stranger than fiction makes this documentary even more appealing. Many people look down on the Wrestling community and their fans. Their stories may have been harsher than most but the lessons they have learned have been better. There is no difference between any of us at the end of the day. These "Heroes" have learned hard lessons and have realized that it takes a community and a strong desire to succeed. No better allegory than getting knocked to the mat and rising up over and over again. These people demonstrate that hard work is the only path to success and the true success is having tried and done their best.
Kudos to all of these wrestlers and all the others who work hard in their craft.
Some say wrestling isn't a real sport but the stories and examples in their morality play teach sportsmanship so much better than what we see in other competitive athletic events.
Under those tough exteriors we find love, passion, desire, and a taste of humanity people too often shield from others.
Highly flawed so many of these wrestlers and people are. Not settling for failure but highly motivated to make their world a better place is where this show succeeds.
Much more than entertainment is this story. More human than welcome to Wrexham and more believable and relatable than heels.
I give it a 10 out of 10 for documentaries.
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