Monzón

I thoroughly enjoyed this series, despite the horrible things Carlos Monzon did. I am a boxing fan and knew a bit about Monzon and this incident, but this series gave me a better understanding of what happened as well as about his early life and career as a boxer. I thought the acting was really well done, especially by the actor who played both the young and older Monzon. The whole series was done very well. My only complaint is with the subtitles: either they flashed onto the screen then disappeared too quickly, or they didn't appear at all for some of the dialogue. I wish they had done a better job with the subtitles for those of us who don't speak Spanish.

I'm a boxing fan that admires Carlos Monzon in the ring, this series sheds a huge beaming light on the life of the man. Being from the uk it was great that I got to see this series and learn more than I knew about Carlos Monzon. They do well With the series flicking back and forth from real time to past moments to real footage and highlight clips of his fights. The two actors who play Carlos Monzon did a great job in capturing his whole character. In all this true story is at times fun but mostly gripping in a way will have you watching back to back episodes

With just two aired episodes, I can say this is going to be big. I love the cast and how the story is presented. Its a must see!

Gender propaganda focused on destroying the image of the undefeated World Champion boxing Carlos Monzón.

It's an intricate story, with a really maintained suspense along the entire episodes. As an overall it's nice and keeps you wanting to know what happens next, but has poor dialogues and odd moments from time to time.