I can honestly say I along with thousands of other fans I never took David serious about anything. This show actually changed my mind and I have come full circle on my opinion of him as a actor and wrestler. Have to give him all the credit for going through what he did to clear his name in the wrestling community. This show was done outstanding and very well made. Its much much better than I ever would have expected and is well worth watching. Great job David on this documentary and your dedication to the sport.

It's no secret that Wrestling isn't real . It's staged entertainment masquerading as sport and I have to say I used to enjoy it when my kids were younger. We even went to watch WWE live a couple of times.

The fans take it extremely seriously and the name David Arquette is mud due to the fact that he won a world title , years ago , undeservedly in their eyes.

This follows Arquette in his comeback to wresting and I have to say , like the wrestling back in the day , I really enjoyed it.

It took me a while to figure out if this was a mockumentary or was it real ? At first I thought it was as fake as the sport , but as the more it went on and the more fitter he got , I began to realise this was actually real.

There are to wresting matches that are highlight of the film . The first was a backyard fight where he was totally unprepared and the second one was a brutal , nasty fight where he is stabbed in the neck with a lighting tube .

Great for the documentary but with blood gushing out of his neck , he really could have died .

As entertaining documentaries go , this is right up there . Thoroughly enjoyable and eye opening to what goes on in the amateur wrestling scene .

Hearing about David Arquette wanting to get into wrestling sounded like a joke to me at first. Like it being a kind of fake documentary just to have some fun and draw some attention, like Joaquin Phoenix did when he said he wanted to become a hiphop rapper. But David Arquette was actually really devoted to wrestling, even as a young kid he always was fascinated by it.

Of course David Arquette was never really serious of truly becoming a wrestler, but he just wanted to experience the thrill for REAL. And it is a lot of fun watching him get ridiculed and fysically smacked around. He even got seriously injured and was escorted to the hospital by his friend Luke Perry, who later died of a stroke, which devasted David Arquette.

Concluding: this documentary is a lot of fun to watch, because David Arquette is a really funny fella. He is kind of deranged in a very pleasant kind of way, because who would dare take the chance of getting into wrestling, while just having had a heart attack a year before? David Arquette did and boy what great fun it is to watch him make a complete ass of himself. But he genuiningly enjoyed himself while doing so...