I think an important lesson to take away from things like what happened with Zak is that you don’t need to have your passion be your career in order to be happy in life
Watched this movie with my partner, we absolutely loved it and it helped introduce her to WWE and wrestling. I love that the dialogue in this movie comes full circle, everyones points were valid and believable.
I don't know if this moment actually happened between Paige and Zak. However, I wouldn't be surprised if it did after watching the documentary. Although the movie conveyed Zak didn't have something "extra" when it was really because he didn't have the physique (Reminded me why wrestlers took steroids in WWF/WWE), the bottom line was WWF/WWE didn't want him. That can be very hard to live with when that was the main goal in life. However, Zak appreciated what he had in life and excelled there. He has more kids and still wrestles. Watching that documentary was even more heartbreaking when Zak worked so hard to become a pro wrestler and even got a match in the WWE only to be turned down again and again. When one goal becomes impossible, we can find another one and become happy when achieving it.
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Love the movie and this scene is one of my favorite.
I love this scene you can see both sides point completely
This scene is totally relatable.
I think an important lesson to take away from things like what happened with Zak is that you don’t need to have your passion be your career in order to be happy in life
Watched this movie with my partner, we absolutely loved it and it helped introduce her to WWE and wrestling. I love that the dialogue in this movie comes full circle, everyones points were valid and believable.
I don't know if this moment actually happened between Paige and Zak. However, I wouldn't be surprised if it did after watching the documentary. Although the movie conveyed Zak didn't have something "extra" when it was really because he didn't have the physique (Reminded me why wrestlers took steroids in WWF/WWE), the bottom line was WWF/WWE didn't want him. That can be very hard to live with when that was the main goal in life. However, Zak appreciated what he had in life and excelled there. He has more kids and still wrestles. Watching that documentary was even more heartbreaking when Zak worked so hard to become a pro wrestler and even got a match in the WWE only to be turned down again and again. When one goal becomes impossible, we can find another one and become happy when achieving it.
GREAT FIGHTING WITH MY FAMILY (2019 ) FILM - MY DREAM TOO SCENE !!!
Stop whining about where you rather be and start making the most of where you are.
Unfair for Zak to blame Paige for getting rejected from WWE.