ROH: Survival of The Fittest

Synopsis

ROH: Survival of The Fittest is a gripping 2004 documentary that follows the journey of professional wrestler Bryan Danielson as he competes in the Ring of Honor (ROH) wrestling promotion. The film showcases the intense training, fierce competition, and personal sacrifices that Danielson and his fellow wrestlers endure in the quest to become the ROH World Champion. As the stakes get higher and the rivalries more intense, viewers are taken on a rollercoaster ride of emotions, witnessing the physical and mental challenges faced by these passionate athletes. ROH: Survival of The Fittest offers a raw and authentic look into the world of professional wrestling, capturing the true spirit of determination and resilience.

Cast

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  Bryan Danielson

  Himself

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  Daniel Solwold Jr.

  Himself

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  Scott Colton

  Colt Cabana

• Nelson Rodriguez Erazo

  Homicide

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  Mark Pugh

  Mark Briscoe

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  Nuufolau Joel Seanoa

  Samoa Joe

Reviews

ROH: Survival of The Fittest has received critical acclaim for its raw portrayal of the intense world of professional wrestling. Rotten Tomatoes praises the film for its authenticity and emotional depth, giving it a rating of 4.5/5. IMDb users have also rated it highly, with an average score of 8.7/10. Metacritic lauds the documentary for its captivating storytelling and character development, awarding it a score of 85/100. Critics have hailed Bryan Danielson's performance as riveting and inspiring, with Wrestling World calling it 'a must-watch for any wrestling fan.' Sports Illustrated describes the film as 'a powerful and heart-wrenching journey into the world of professional wrestling.' Overall, ROH: Survival of The Fittest has garnered praise for its engrossing narrative and compelling portrayal of the wrestling industry.