Bisping

2022 • 109 minutes

À propos de ce film

Michael Bisping est l'une des plus grandes personnalités que l'UFC ait jamais connues et il a dû affronter des obstacles incomparables pour devenir champion des poids moyens de l'UFC. Plus d'une fois, le monde du MMA a pensé que la carrière de Bisping prenait fin, et ce avant de savoir qu'il avait perdu la vue d'un de ses yeux. Sa persévérance l'a poussé à se battre dans des circonstances qu'aucun autre combattant de l'UFC n'a connues auparavant. Avec une pure volonté de gagner, Bisping a affronté Silva, GSP, Belfort, Henderson et Rockhold - certains des plus grands à avoir combattu dans l'Octogone. Découvrez en détail comment Bisping a non seulement combattu les meilleurs pour devenir champion de l'UFC, mais aussi la lutte personnelle et le soutien indéfectible de sa famille qui l'ont propulsé vers la gloire.

Notes et avis

Tbh, I did not learn much of note new about Mike from this documentary, (save for a few facts about his childhood) ; and there wasn't a whole lot of footage I hadn't already seen, nor stories I hadn't already heard from Mike himself on BYM. That being said, I still loved every minute of this film! If hearing this man's unbelievable story doesn't evoke, (from you the viewer), deeply profound, visceral emotions, whilst simultaneously inspiring the hell out of you; I'm convinced you lack a pulse!

Mike's journey is truly one of the most inspirational sports stories ever!! Not only to continue fighting and winning, but to win a world title with only 1 decent eye is insanely impressive. Especially when u take into account he lost his depth perception in a sport where inches determine the difference in winning and losing, or potentially getting seriously injured. Mike himself is a good man and a great father so I couldnt be happier to support this doc. Shout out to The Count!!

The UFC is crude, largely boring grappling, lowest-common-denominator, trash that I cannot believe state ring sport commissions permit. The sweet science of boxing was around before UFC/MMA's "glorified wrestling" was sanctioned and will be around long after the last "octagon" is deconstructed. Those earning a few pennies in MMA will either have to develop a real talent boxing or, more likely, disappear back into obscurity.