Ronda Rousey Story - Through my Father's Eyes

Great life story.

Not so great delivery, at all.

Should've been done so much better.

Gary stretch needs to realise it's a doco about Rhonda not him man he loves himself he reminds me of joe exotic, just loves looking at himself on film

As a Rousey fan I was looking forward to seeing this as she has a truly amazing story behind her in terms of her upbringing, her Mum's achievements, her Dad's sickness and what she went on to become.

However for a lot of the documentary, I was wondering (in a very frustrated way) if it was a actually a Gary Stretch autobiography and they got the links mixed up in Netflix somehow.

I had never even heard of Gary Stretch. If the cheap and amateur editing and sound quality wasn't bad enough - we have to endure the ENDLESS cutaways (seriously - over and over and over again!!) to Stretch pouting and trying to look all intelligent for the camera. It is torturing for even the first 10 minutes let alone having to endure it the whole way through. For some unfathomable reason he includes a whole bunch of fight scenes of himself and interviewees repeating how great a fighter this guy is/was !?? WTF? - who cares about him - this is Ronda's story.

Ronda is a great individual and has an inspiring story, but the director ruined a potentially fantastic documentary through terrible audio, cutting, filming and showing his face throughout the whole documentary

Gave you a bit more info about Ronda than is common knowledge, but basically, it tried to be a 'women can do anything' uplifter, and placed her in a much higher light than she deserves. It also has no coverage of her after her first loss, which is really what I would have found the most interesting. Probably worth skipping.