Losers

Such a good little series. Would actually have liked to see more in certain episodes but they're still effective as they are. The Michael Bent one in particular is fantastic, but they are all great. As the famous Rocky Balboa says "It ain't about how hard you hit. It's about how hard you can get hit, and keep moving forward". Inspirational series.

I have to admit, I was turned off by the title, but a friend from work urged me to watch. Binged it within 24 hours. I found the later episodes are slightly better than the earlier episodes. "Black Jack" , "Aliy" and "Lost in the desert" were my favorites. Do yourself a favor and check this out. Ignore any poor reviews, they're clueless.

At the time of writing, there are only 14 reviews of Losers on IMDB, and already it is difficult to add something new and original to the body of work. Well done to the first 14.

I watched the whole series over 2 consecutive days. It was a collection of stories, each about a different sport and sportsperson. The sports were diverse and so were the stories. They were interesting, and we'll worth watching. I know I haven't added much, but sometimes life is like that. Happy viewing.

While winners always get the attention, it's losers that have the most remarkable stories. This documentary shows the lives of athletes who didn't make it, but have one thing in common, they came out stronger and live fulfilled lives often making the world a better place. Great stories, real people, real dreams.

Some fascinating stories of athletes who failed and how life turned out well after that failure. It's told primarily by the subjects themselves. It's well done, they get to the point quickly and stay on it. It's entertaining and there's some definite humor. Standouts for myself were the stories of Jack Ryan, Michael Bentt, Surya Bonaly, and Jean van der Velde. Every episode is entertaining and worth watching however, I never so much as paused any of them.