Said it before I’ll say it again, these are the best MMA docs you’ll find anywhere, unbelievable quality man

@GalactusOG

6 ай бұрын

Napoleon Blownapart and Mixed Martial Academics are legit too.

@vincentvandervelden3554

6 ай бұрын

Really? Yikes.

@leandroantelo7154

6 ай бұрын

It's a little bit difficult cause of the video anatomy of a fighter uploaded today

@thejoey993

6 ай бұрын

C mon man get creative think of something new 😂

@christiaandijksterhuis5505

6 ай бұрын

It say Mixedmollywhoppery is the best. Patrick Gaiva after that and then Napoleon Blownapart(although the funniest)

You hear fighters say all the time, " fighting saved my life." Well, fighting saved Sean's life and probably somebody else's life too.

@sgttomas

6 ай бұрын

Several people’s

@chasingmoonlight7342

6 ай бұрын

I feel that A LOT of fighters use this as a form of therapy.

@ninjanunch2769

4 ай бұрын

Didn't save him yet because he's still acting out outside the UFC getting into it with home intruders and people in traffic. He just got into it with another fighter ringside at the fight. If he doesn't chill out I think this ends bad

@drunkpaulocosta9301

4 ай бұрын

​@@chasingmoonlight7342it ends exactly how it started. Bet.

@chasingmoonlight7342

4 ай бұрын

@@drunkpaulocosta9301 I'm not sure how Sean's story will wind up. One can only hope he will try to be a better man than his father obviously was.

This hits home for me. The only difference is I never had children. I'm thankful for that because I wasn't a good man when I was younger. But I do make a great uncle now that I'm older and sober. Definitely trying to be a good influence on my nieces and nephews

@LatenightNinja

6 ай бұрын

Good for you bro. Im proud you where strong enough to make a change.

@treecooper8557

6 ай бұрын

Been there brother, been clean 16 years now. Proud of you sir.

@difdaf436

6 ай бұрын

Good on ya man. I’m a sober alcoholic.. been sober for 7 years. Keep up the good fight brother 👍

@Jesse-hk8ls

6 ай бұрын

Hey man, congrats. That’s no easy feat. Keep up the good work!

@youtubeconnollyfamily

6 ай бұрын

Who knows maybe a child would have been very good for you. I know it’s saved my life. Very happy to hear you’re doing good though.💪

I relate to Sean’s story so much. Unlearning all the horrible stuff abusive parents teachyou is so hard.

@stephaniecoomey2356

6 ай бұрын

im in the process of it now, its fucked up how hard it is

@YouMightEnJoiThis

6 ай бұрын

Hate is taught good for u to wanna change that

@DarranKern

6 ай бұрын

@@YouMightEnJoiThis self hatred is the most destructive one of all, and the least talked about

@YouMightEnJoiThis

6 ай бұрын

@DarranKern absolutely and again it's taught. I'm glad u rose from that and can be a good human being. Keep working on urself and spreading positive thoughts to others my guy.

@Cas_anova

6 ай бұрын

Especially with how you bond with other people and relationships. Goodluck bro

Best MMA filmmaker and storyteller in existence.

@cn.st.182

6 ай бұрын

filmmaker? 😂 it's just a bunch of vaguely relating stock footage.

@theKashConnoisseur

6 ай бұрын

Sometimes he makes great videos, but this one felt shipped in. 90% stock footage, 10% interview clips taken from other media creators (gotta love fair use!), a pre-written script, a reverb filter, and some royalty-free music.

@kymberlypayne163

6 ай бұрын

Bruh we know you you saying ! 😊

@olivertvist1799

6 ай бұрын

​@@theKashConnoisseurit's called editing. I've made a few videos for fun and finding, cutting and editing the clips together is really time consuming.

I was raised in a very unstable home , so did my mom but I broke the curse . I’m raising two healthy happy kids . I used my mom and dad as an example of what I never wanted to become .

@DarranKern

6 ай бұрын

Awesome

@grlfcgombeenhunter2897

6 ай бұрын

That’s what real men do buddy. 🙏🏻🇮🇪🙏🏻

@hatman3636

6 ай бұрын

Congrats man

From what he said at the press conference before the fight in Australia, Sean is my new favorite fighter. He called out the Aussie government for arresting a pregnant woman in her home because of a facebook post. Awesome human

@Jake-bt3fc

6 ай бұрын

Thank god those heroes protected us from that evil pregnant woman's opinions.

@aarni4819

6 ай бұрын

calling sean an awesome human is beyond insane

@anonony9081

6 ай бұрын

@@aarni4819 I think he's pretty awesome. 9/10 people who had his upbringing would be in jail or have lived a life of crime. Sean turned it around. Yeah he's not perfect but no one is and I think he's doing pretty good considering the hand he was dealt.

@snobbymclobby1160

6 ай бұрын

@@aarni4819 you are insane if you think a facebook post deserves arrest

@DarranKern

6 ай бұрын

@@aarni4819your opinion is worthless

Sean really is the champion and success story that a lot of people needed. In general, many people end up in a horrible hole without any hope of getting out, but a lot of people who specifically train martial arts began training because of the f*cked up atuff they went through. Sean is real, he knows he has flaws, doesn't make excuses even though he went through hell. Im so happy he got that belt, but more importantly, im so happy he got out of that horrible hole he found himself in. Awesome documantary like usual mate.

I can relate to Sean's story. Abusive family life, then my mom divorced my dad and she was working all the time, so I basically raised myself. Shitty neighborhood where there were other kids that definitely had it way worse, so I learned to count my blessings as I got older. Wasn't until my step-dad came along that I realized things could actually be better, and I definitely credit his presence, when he came in to my life, for being one of the biggest reasons I'm not in prison today. Positive male role models and outlets are absolutely crucial in a young man's life.

@NRC613

6 ай бұрын

Your last statement is wrong mate some young lad might read your comment and think he as no hope cause he doesn't have a male role model and off himself

@Ironborn4

6 ай бұрын

​@NRC613 role models are everywhere, and they can be found later on. No bad situation lasts forever

@testicool013

2 ай бұрын

@@NRC613what

Absolutely nobody tells stories the way you do. This is heartbreaking and inspiring. I knew there was something really special about this guy leading into the last fight. I knew he had a screw loose but I didn't really know why. The more I keep looking into this guy, the more I realize how much of an inspiration he is. This video did a fantastic job like everything you do. Is well done sir

The self accountability and growth on Sean's character is amazing

I really was pulling for Sean before I knew all of this...he's refined his style to a point where I think it will take some serious strategy and skill to beat him. But knowing what he's come through to achieve what he's done....well that is very impressive. Good on you Sean Strickland!

@michaelroyal188

6 ай бұрын

Or a mean left hook!

@cappy2282

6 ай бұрын

Ya i didn't pay a lot of attention to him but i did like him. That, nose to the grindstone, determined to get better everyday day, mixed with tough af and great reflexes definitely gonna be hard to beat

@cappy2282

6 ай бұрын

​@@michaelroyal188 lol Alex helped him patch up that hole

I can relate. I had a similar upbringing but i went into the military instead. It probably saved me. Huge Sean Strickland fan.

@intellectic9155

6 ай бұрын

Saved me too, brother.

Two minutes into this video and my first thought was this isn't going to be long enough even though I had no idea how long it was going to be. I have been a huge fan of your artistry, storytelling and production quality since Rose Namajunas - The Journey. I watch a lot of MMA "Content" but when you put out a new video I always have the urge to pop a bag of popcorn, turn down the lights and get comfortable. While others are pumping out sub par and even decent content your videos bring a cinematic experience to KZread that is truly unmatched and I thank you for that. Keep up the great work! :)

Damn my guy, you just made my Sunday evening seven levels more depressing. Still loving it 😂

I know this going to be great :::grabs popcorn:::

@matthewlo7868

6 ай бұрын

Yo! Ya plan on sharing that?

@AgNoSt1cPRIEST

6 ай бұрын

@@matthewlo7868 Get your own! Lol

@aisforannihilation1662

6 ай бұрын

Om nom nom nom 🍿

@sgttomas

6 ай бұрын

This did not get off to a popcorn start AT ALL. …. Still riveting though😮

@sugewhitejacoby8654

6 ай бұрын

Bet!

This channel is one of my absolute favorites. Thanks for all the time and energy you put into it. I still go back and rewatch the old videos from time to time.

This hit home for me, our childhoods and stories are very similar. I have broken the chain of generational trauma and will do anything to prove I am different than those who came before me and tried to break me.

I saw this in Sean from the second I heard him talk, I'm so glad you've made this video. Thanks you. I think 'Hurt people hurt people' means exactly this, The best you can do is try to break the cycle, I think Sean is that kind of guy, for all his rough edges.

@DizGuys

6 ай бұрын

Sean just gets paid for channelling that hurt...thank goodness for MMA.

Sean's story is truly inspirational.

Brother you don't miss. Best docs in the game.

A similar thing happened to me. I was 16 , about 6 ft and 215 lbs. My father was about 5'9 and 160 lbs . I slightly pushed him away and slapped me in the face as he would, then I tackled him to the floor and he started crying about his back and flopping around on the floor. I was utterly disgusted because of instead of fighting back and giving me a chance to let him have a bit of those 16 years of suppressed rage he was , all of sudden, the victim .

@rrpearsall

6 ай бұрын

Thanks to epigenetics, you became much bigger than your father. The one thing an early violent environment gives us along with quick reflexes. Unfortunately if you're not in a war, it's almost impossible to survive in peacetime

@cbaileychamp

6 ай бұрын

Yeah. Defending yourself doesnt feel as good as it looks in movies. I cried for hours after having to against my father and im a grown man. But sometimes you just have to. My heart goes out to you fr. If you can relate to me as much as i think you can.

Great end to the weekend with MMW uploads. Another great video man, absolutely love your content and commitment to express another’s amazing rise and success in the ufc. Keep it up, love this channel

Great video essay by one of the greatest MMA essayists in the game. Masterful storytelling.

Sean is not alone,I just don’t know how he is so open about his childhood.When I was brought up you didn’t talk about home life no matter what.Its refreshing to know kids have someone to look up too

@KOHoxton

6 ай бұрын

as someone that was a complete scum and got diagnosed with a ton of shit. including BPD, its literally honesty that keeps us from going berserk. if we aren't entirely unfiltered and speak everything in our mind. some shit just starts brewing and you just spiral, that's originally how i ended up getting diagnosed. after two suicide attempts and a lot of violence in my life, i finally hit a point where i was forced into a ward and given direction and overcome a majority of it, but i know that if i allow myself to lie or i'm not entirely open and honest that i might just cannibalize someone.

@krisfleischer7467

6 ай бұрын

@@KOHoxton It always feels good to let trauma out instead of letting it eat you inside,decision making goes out the window. I don’t know about eating people they’re is plenty of animals

Huh. I wasn’t expecting this quality of treat today. Haven’t even watched the video yet I can tell it will be amazing…It’s MixedMolly!

Mixed Mollywhoppery is easily the best MMA biography/doco channel

Hearing you articulate the abuse that Sean endured and the effects of that abuse is very eye opening. Even though you're telling Sean's story this information can be very revelational and possibly cathartic for people who've been abused. Thanks for doing what you do. This isn't just entertaining this can help people too!

@MollyWhopMMA

6 ай бұрын

Thank you!

@cbaileychamp

6 ай бұрын

Tears well up in my eyes when i watch videos like this ab strickland. These videos are unbelievably beautiful and well made. The picture painted here makes me feel very.... seen.

There’s something to be said about just how raw and human MMA is. These documentaries shine a spotlight on just how visceral the circumstances can be for fighters we both love/hate, but ultimately respect all the same. Excellent work yet again MMW!

i was a 13 year old girl when i finally got my bipolar alcoholic father out of the house. of course i wasn't physically able to, but i called the police one night and they made him leave (that makes it sound easier than it was - he broke my ribs throwing me across the room when he saw me on the phone and then tried to lie to the police). i told my mother "this time, when he comes back, i go." after a few months he came back so i left. i'm really lucky that i've worked to be mentally healthy and stable, and i'm a genuinely mellow, happy adult. i didn't go visit my father when he was dying of cancer and i didn't go to his funeral either.

@curtissea5340

5 ай бұрын

🤜🤛

You deserve more credit for these. The quality is just unreal.

This channel is truly the goat of mma documentaries period

Before i knew deatils of seans life i just thought he was corny and weird. Now i have so much respect for him that he overcame all this, almost nobody manages that, and here he is a lifelong sober dude who let racism behind him and got to be a UFC champion

Always a pleasure to view your work good sir.

Man, this is the best video you’ve created so far. Really deep dive into all aspects of his life and not focusing on just his mma career. Well done brother.

By FAR the best MMA videos, from the editing, story telling, and your amazing commentary. Please keep it going!! We need more!!

MMA has always been a reflection of the human experience. And what makes you so good Molly, is your stunning ability to humanize people, to show them in the light warts and all. There is something truly beautiful about that. I respect you've made your choice to make MMA documentaries, but truth be told you would be stunning no matter what kind of personal documentaries you made. Just stunning content

@pKerViKNG

6 ай бұрын

great comment Irish 🤜🤛

Shows you how diseased the UFC higher ups are to not desire someone like Sean to be their champion. They *should* be all in on his story and accomplishment.

@monkeyboy275bobo8

6 ай бұрын

Well to be fair he also sais alot of things that the ufc higher ups in todays time would rightfully be afraid of. Unfortunately as a company in the entertainment business they need to worry about their public image so while his story and character is indeed quiet marketable having their champ walk around explaining his desire to kill a man or why woman shouldnt be allowed to vote really is a double edged sword. Call it going woke if you want but from a business perspective i really cant blame them for rather not wanting to deal with those things. Anyway he is champion now so it is what it is.

@grlfcgombeenhunter2897

6 ай бұрын

@@monkeyboy275bobo8the world today unfortunately

@floatinggoose9197

6 ай бұрын

Who said they didn't want him as champ ? They want who's popular, and he is. They might be a little upset that they have Israel one of the higher paying contracts ever, and he loses and wants to take time off. But I don't think they care who champ is, as long as they are popular, and not someone who speaks bad about their money

@jamesolivito4374

6 ай бұрын

​@monkeyboy275bobo8 but it's OK for them to promote a guy who would put a video of himself masterbating a dog on the internet? I knew Izzy was weird with his whole anime thing , what adult does that shit beside a groomer . Only way I see it , that was Dana's way of taking a knee to the whole "agenda " he acts like he opposes. As far as Strictlands words , it all fits in with all the other WWF shit the UFC is into now .

@kevinzalac8945

6 ай бұрын

@@jamesolivito4374 lol. That was pretty good

These documentaries have consistently gotten better over the years. Great work dawg!

Your content and narration are absolutely top notch - I found you, subbed and binged all your content. Excellent work.

There are moments in MMA that transcend the sport, (I often think of Khabib's retirement fight), and I think this film might also be one such moment. Bravo.

As someone with a very differently broken (I would never say my situation was worse than Strickland's. But there was much more pressure to keep quiet about it) home that somehow managed not to totally implode, I'm rooting for Sean in a way I haven't rooted for a fighter in years. He's a man whose personal struggle hit home harder than any actual fight in the ring.

Finally! Thanks for another video I KNOW it'll be a banger!

Damn bro. I can't be mad for the low out put because every video you do put out is pure fucking audio and visual gold. I'll go hiking and line up several of your videos that I've seen ten times to play in order and just slip it in my pocket and just listen because even the audio is just that good. The edit on top of that is just spoiling us.

My earliest memory of my mom and dad is they fighting. They got a divorce. I had a stepdad for a few years, kinda abusive. My boogie man was my brother ( different father). Prison, women, gambling, police visits, fights etc, physical and mental abuse for years. He did the same thing to my mom, except the physical abuse. I was into school, reading a lot, a geek. I was highly interested in martial arts, but practiced just a bit before i got sick with asthma. Anyhow, started martial arts again in my teens, and at one point I confronted him. He s a big dude, 6.3, 6.4 i m 5.11maybe 6.1. He backed down. That s when the power dynamics changed in the house. I was disappointed, everyone was scared of him, and there he was doing nothing and being afraid to engage with me. I was read to go. Anyhow, i still love him, and still help him from time to time, and he would do the same. But we don t have a close relationship.

@therainman7777

6 ай бұрын

You’re 5’ 11” maybe 6’ 1”? That’s a pretty big difference to not know haha

@Romulu5

6 ай бұрын

@@therainman7777 well, 181 cm. The us measures are confusing.

@therainman7777

6 ай бұрын

@@Romulu5 Ah, gotcha. Yeah, 181 cm is just over 6’ tall.

This channel hits so hard 🤜💥 Another banger video my guy 💯

This is incredible!! Thanks so much for making this. Best thing I've watched in a long time. I relate to his upbringing and I love that he's after making an incredible life even though the trauma is always there. Wish him the best.

Incredible telling of Seans story. I think the on/off overwhelming reverb pulled me out of the storytelling a bit, but I’m sure he’s gonna enjoy it when he sees it. Great work and excellent use of tragic broll MMW.

Sean’s origin story kind of reminds me of the story of Jonny Kim. He had a brutally abusive father who threatened his mom with a gun when Jonny was in highschool. He fought his dad and got pistol whipped but his dad left after that. Jonny called the cops and his dad was shot to death by the police that same evening. Jonny went on to become a Navy Seal medic and sniper, graduated from Harvard medical, and is now a NASA astronaut. There’s hope for Strickland imo, he’s a world champ and most importantly it seems like he’s found love. Having an f’d up childhood ruins so many lives but for some people it creates greatness and hope.

@DirtSpud

4 ай бұрын

Jonny Kim is a legend. Every sense of the word. There is a clip with him and Jocko talking about losing a fellow friend in war. The way he talks about it, he is such a good human.

Man you really are a prolific creator. Every single one of your videos shows a perspective of the person you are focusing on in a light that brings more depth to them.

MMW, your videos are absolutely brilliant. Every single one. They’re so engrossing and relatable in every way. You are one of THE most quality, realistic, and talented producers here. Thank you.

Felt Sean. My dad used to wear his big gold rings while my mom sleeps and wake her up to a flurry of punches to the head. Moms are some of the toughest creatures man.

Sean has every experience that could've turned him into war machine

This is exactly what I needed. MMW! Thank you.

This is an amazing piece of work. Thank you.

The UFC really was worried about Sean being champion… now that he’s champion you’re seeing so much shedded light on the real issues that he and a lot of us deal or dealt with… he really became the people’s champ, and because of that there’s so much more awareness even self awareness now.

@jordanmills1106

6 ай бұрын

he's the champion they needed I just hope they acknowledge this 🤞

the similarities between my upbringing and sean’s is scary, i watched my mother get abused and myself get abused from 7-14, 2 years ago i ran into the abuser at the pub and beat the living shit out of him for what he done

@drdyer23

6 ай бұрын

i don't have anything to do with my parents and literally everyone i meet (online or irl) says really stupid shit about it. people gaslight you constantly because they cam't imagine not having reasonable parents, or parents who love them. it makes it worse. "family is the most important thing in life!" etc. idk which part of "not everyone was born with great parents" people don't understand. it's horrible

@leatheryfoot6354

6 ай бұрын

Same brother, same. The greatest gift was realizing my father doesn't love me, why should I waste my time caring about someone who doesn't give a fuck about me?

You are seriously one of the GOATs 🐐 when it comes to these short docs on these fighters…. I could watch these docs all night. Honestly day or night. The east coast accent adds to the awesomeness of them as well. Keep up the dope content.

I’ve been hoping this was coming. Thank you sir. We appreciate it. 😊

I asked Eric Nicksick in May 2023 that 'is Strickland the enforcer of Xtreme Couture' and he agreed, virbatim. A terrifying dude.

@DarranKern

6 ай бұрын

Based

to quote mike perry "why you gotta be gay with it" molly

Fantastic again. I really appreciate the work you put into making and producing these videos!

Really glad You're still putting out videos, You're a legend mate 👊

Please, for the love of God, make a pt. 2. Make it for paid subs, or as a side project. I'm not the type to be unappreiciative, but your work is top notch and deserves way more than whatever millions of views you have. If you decide to do it, thank you, if you don't, thank you anyway brother.

Best mma based channel, hands down. The quality and effort put into these videos is insane. Well done mate

Brilliant visuals, and narration. Love the realness. These videos are the MMA of video's. Always a pleasure to the senses. Keep up the amazing production!

Just found this channel today, what a fucking gold mine

A lot of kids grow up in dysfunctional situations. Some use it as an excuse to be a druggy loser, others use it as motivation, it gives them drive to be successful. Loser let their environment define them, winner define themselves, regardless of their environment. People can stop being losers anytime they decide to. Sean's a winner now!

@Gixsir

6 ай бұрын

Thank you!!!! Adults knowing right from wrong and still making the wrong decisions, then go make excuses is the least redeemable quality possible

@Camilo-qw5be

Ай бұрын

You have a very superficial idea about this. I dont know no one who tried to become a loser in the life, this go so much deeper than that, as far tha a lot of times the damage is unfixable. You can say whetever you want, you didn't live that, is going to be just a inexperienced opinion, you cant even imagine how is to discover that we everything you are, everything you has been show, is just a mask, and is not self, or sometimes your self is already divided in diferentes personalities. I hope the guy find out the way to never ever kill someone.

Phenomenal content. Keep these coming man.

It seems like I've been waiting for you to do this video since forever. Thank you.

99% of all the bad in the world stems from the home.. and with the parents. So many parents afraid to discipline (properly) and no accountability look at where we are.. Teenagers running over pedestrians for fun on tiktok. "But he was a good boy!" Lmao. Blame the parents. Sean was finally able to break that chain and start his own new generation of better and more positive role models for future generations. I too, was in a similar situation and I still battle anxiety because of it.. Sadly, he got locked up before I could take that anger out on him finally that I'd been plotting for years and for the first 10 years it was nothing but fights, jail, parties drugs/alcohol and negativity.. Hurt people really do hurt people. And unfortunately the therapists kept telling my mother that we just didn't accept of the new Step Dad.. even though we would cry and latch on every time she left.. cause we knew what was coming as he'd be watching out of the corner of his eye deciding how hard to go depending on how much we say that night. Now that I'm old enough and wise enough to realize and see these things I've been able to tone a lot of it down and fix some things, but the daily struggle with anxiety and confidence is a HUGE factor. Any mothers out there in this situation.. Stop hesitating. Leave before it causes permanent damage to your children. Do it smartly, secretly and don't get yourself hurt.

@jukee67

6 ай бұрын

Alcohol brings out the worst in people. One drink is usually no big deal but two, then three and if it happens on a schedule like every weekend and it can grab a hold of a person eventually spiraling out of control or into other things. It's like a right of passage in America. People tend to overlook how lucky they are when they over did it, drove drunk, or got away with something that could have been life changing. We are living in unprecedented times. Happiness is possible without pouring it down the hatch.

@meowcholos

6 ай бұрын

okay, president nixon. with your advice, ill blame all the parents instead of *gestures vaguely at everything in the world*

The choice of generic reenactment vids are ridiculous to the point of being unable to take anything on this wopper serious. Put some effort init

A lot of us on here can relate to some or all of this subject matter. A lot of us have come out and grown up from those places to become better just like Sean. Thank you for this one🤘 Always a treat to watch your channel

Finally!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you my old friend. I have been waiting and hoping for this one. Thank you.

Your videos are art. I absolutely love them.

Been waiting for this one

I’ve been waiting for this .

Been waiting for this. 😊

Been waiting for this to drop

Thanks for the re up today mate. Love from Australia.

I’ve been waiting for this

You are on a different level with these documentaries.

This is the greatest MMA show on KZread. Awesome work. 👏👏

Wow this video is amazing. Your channel is getting so good. Quality is rising. Keep it up brother!

Had to just listen to this one while on a drive but Man! Always love those and the production is better and better. Cheers

Glad to see more regular uploads . Best mma channel

I feel like it’s been so long !expecting another great video as always

Man when it comes to fighter documentaries this channel sets the bar so god damn high 🤘🏼

Molly is back with another great vid. Excellent breakdown of the champ.

Mixed Molly Awesomry man i know every time you drop a new video don't matter which fighter from the roster... I know it's gonna be fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Sean had a life that was similar to mine in a lot of ways and I think that is why I and so many others relate to him so heavily very glad he became champ and as always amazing video bro this shit more artistic than 99% of the movies I have ever seen

MixedMolly, as always, you knocked it out of the park. Fuvking solid vid dude.

love your content man, i know it takes a while to make these so i appreciate the effort you put in.

Another banger this video is one of the best you have put out just wish it was longer because it was so good

Gr8 vid as always. Tough to hear about in spots bc of the story, but that shows the truth of Sean's situation and that you are doing his story justice. Great work

Your videos are full of inspiration and you narrate and edit then immaculately. Thank you sir

Was waiting on this video, I appreciate that you went a different way with the story I hope this isn't the end though because there is MUCH more to Sean Strickland than his past experiences

From the first second the editing and direction were off the charts. Amazing work.

you did it again. Another absolute masterpiece. chapeau my friend.

Thank you for this masterpiece.