Vladimir Doc is finally on the Network.

[Alyce: Old Media Enthusiast]

Just dropped there out of the blue after like four years since it was announced.

[Lizuka #BLM]

Can't find it myself, don't think it's on Peacock yet.

[Alyce: Old Media Enthusiast]

Yeah, sounds like it hasn't hit Peacock yet, but international Network providers got it.

[nobody]

Not up in Australia yet either. At least not that I can find.

[EZ: Brainy Bae]

What's this?

[cjh]

Oct 27, 2023 21:27:10 GMT -5 EZ: Brainy Bae said:

What's this?

It was originally set to be released in 2021.

[chronocross]

Great documentary and glad Vladimir got to tell his story.

[Deleted]

oh man i am so excited to see this...can't wait till it hits peacock

[RareTradU]

It's on Peacock but I had to type it into the search bar to find it. I didn't see it listed on the WWE page. Was a great documentary. WWE did a really good job with this and it's things like this that make it hard to hate WWE. They really treated this special for Vlad (except the years long wait time to air, lol).

[DiBiase is Good]

Worth the wait. Teared up a few times watching it, he really is an absolute pure mark for wrestling and I mean that with no negativity.
Although I’m still reeling from that one revelation. He’s from Haiti! I would have bet the house on him being Eastern-European.

[cornettesracket]

Oct 28, 2023 3:51:47 GMT -5 DiBiase is Good said:

Worth the wait. Teared up a few times watching it, he really is an absolute pure mark for wrestling and I mean that with no negativity.
Although I’m still reeling from that one revelation. He’s from Haiti! I would have bet the house on him being Eastern-European.

Yeah I was feeling very emotional at points. Good thing you didn’t bet the house then. It was the name that made me think he was Russian. He had a rough time of it for a few years but seems to be doing good now.

[cosmo]

I'm looking forward to seeing it when it hits Peacock.

And I won't lie, the thought "will we get a sequel about Hat Guy, Sign Guy, and Faith No More Guy?" crossed my mind right after watching that trailer a few posts up.

[fw91]

What is his story exactly?

[Gravedigger's Biscuits]

Oct 28, 2023 10:12:52 GMT -5 fw91 said:

What is his story exactly?

He's from Haiti, he loves his mom and he's a huge wrestling fan.

...that's about it. I enjoyed it for what it was.

[johnnyk9]

I don’t get why they didn’t release when they should’ve but it still never revealed what he did for a living just stated he worked a job

[wildojinx]

Now they just need to release the Davey Boy Smith and Nexus documentaries.

[Lance Uppercut]

Oct 29, 2023 10:55:43 GMT -5 johnnyk9 said:

I don’t get why they didn’t release when they should’ve but it still never revealed what he did for a living just stated he worked a job

I think it was something about the peacock deal made them less desperate to make content and just started making the documentaries they already started into A&E ones. So I guess they didn’t feel the need to make a random documentary about some niche topic like a Superfan. Also. Around that time, I think was they started budget cutting, so they probably stopped working on it.

[PrimeTyme]

It was an okay documentary. I don’t feel like I really learned anything about Vladimir, but I’m beyond thrilled that he had a chance to be showcased by the company that has been such a huge part of his life.

[hitman777]

Watched it earlier. Vlad is such a sweetheart and so humble.

It would have been nice to reveal a little more about him, but I still enjoyed it.

[Deleted]

Had to turn this off in multiple parts considering my mother died unexpectedly in August. Woah that was hard.

in happier news,


Looks like Vlad is getting a third party retro (hasbro style) figure too