This is probably the only doc that will get made about this renaissance man so you have no choice but to suffer through the non-stop Khruangbin wannabe soundtrack that permeates the entire film, challenging ones' ability to hear the dialogue, what an absolute shame, don't know what they were thinking but it really kills the vibe and focus of the film. That said, SDS is a gentle soft-spoken giant of a man who blazed new trails in the wrestling world and this doc is filled with interviews and wonderful testimonials by both his peers and wrestling fans alike. This also touches briefly on his recording career. He put out a couple of LPs along with several singles. Check it out!
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