Great documentary on Netflix, "Champs" Hopkins, Tyson and Holyfield.

Just saw it last night. Definitely worth a watch. A lot of insightful stuff and also good insights into how boxing business is scummy.

I enjoyed the Maravilla movie. It has old footage of him fighting in tiny venues, and shows how royally screwed over he was repeatedly by the Chavez Jr people. I enjoyed it a lot. He is an interesting guy. He is a guy who really should have never made it as far as he did with how his career began. Yeah its pretty good

its gone......

Man i forget how holyfield eas the real deal !

Was flipping through Netflix the other day and I saw that and Maravilla and was debating watching them. Good to know its worth a watch. Has anyone checked out Maravilla? It looks really good but I was doing stuff around the house and since I'd have to be reading Sergio's subtitles I figured I'd wait until I had time to actually sit down and pay attention to it. On a side note I ended up watching No No about MLB player Dock Ellis. I absolutely hate baseball but that was a dang good documentary. A damn good documentary... its primarily about his late choice of boxing, and the lack of respect in the boxing community.. Loved the melt down of Lou when the WBC screwed Sergio!!!

Was flipping through Netflix the other day and I saw that and Maravilla and was debating watching them. Good to know its worth a watch. Has anyone checked out Maravilla? It looks really good but I was doing stuff around the house and since I'd have to be reading Sergio's subtitles I figured I'd wait until I had time to actually sit down and pay attention to it. On a side note I ended up watching No No about MLB player Dock Ellis. I absolutely hate baseball but that was a dang good documentary. I enjoyed the Maravilla movie. It has old footage of him fighting in tiny venues, and shows how royally screwed over he was repeatedly by the Chavez Jr people. I enjoyed it a lot. He is an interesting guy. He is a guy who really should have never made it as far as he did with how his career began.

Was flipping through Netflix the other day and I saw that and Maravilla and was debating watching them. Good to know its worth a watch. Has anyone checked out Maravilla? It looks really good but I was doing stuff around the house and since I'd have to be reading Sergio's subtitles I figured I'd wait until I had time to actually sit down and pay attention to it. On a side note I ended up watching No No about MLB player Dock Ellis. I absolutely hate baseball but that was a dang good documentary.

I saw it about a month ago...it's DEFINITELY worth watching!!

Thanks Beer! Yeah man it is worth the watch. Delves back into their childhoods...They themselves walk you through the things they have been through as children, teens and adults. Very good.

thnx for the headfs up

Green k sent.

I've seen it around. Is it worth a watch?

I already got it on deck. http://i.imgur.com/5PwtVZj.png