A great look into the fight game, breaking all the stereotypes that people have of mix martial artists

I like that it didn't have a agenda. It didn't seem for or against. It just layed out the information and let the viewer make its own decision.

1. Well put together. Good production values.
2. Too bad Hulu's sound quality is so bad, that to hear the dialogue you have to crank the volume up, making other sounds uncomfortably loud.
3. Loved the nod to Bruce Lee. He was way ahead of his time. I believe Lee was doing MMA long before it ever existed. Some of quotes are priceless.
4. Much respect to the fighters. I particularly liked the guy who lost in the end. Very well spoken. He had some great quotes also.
5. I've trained in various styles since I was 5 years old, but no one beat me up more than I beat up myself with training. I now respect my body too much to abuse it the way these guys do. Not anymore. I still train, but I train for health and self defense. Ruining your joints is not healthy. Being crippled, or in pain, as you age isn't cool either. So yes, I've done training like this. But just like I stopped running to spare my knees, I've modified my training to spare my body.
6. It's a shame these guys are not getting paid better. It seems like money is hard to come by in MMA. Unless you're Dana White and Zuffa. And no amount of money makes up for the injuries.