The British Bulldogs

This documentary series chronicles the rise and impact of the legendary British professional wrestling tag team, The British Bulldogs. It delves into the intense training, high-stakes matches, and personal lives of Dynamite Kid and Davey Boy Smith. The series explores their journey from the UK to international fame, particularly in WWE and Stampede Wrestling. It also touches upon the gruelling nature of their profession and the sacrifices they made.

As a documentary series focusing on a specific niche within professional wrestling history, 'The British Bulldogs' generally received positive attention from fans of the sport. Critics often lauded its in-depth look at the wrestling world and the compelling, albeit often tragic, story of the tag team. Its appeal lies primarily with wrestling enthusiasts who appreciate the historical context and personal insights provided.

• Offers a compelling and often raw look at the lives of two legendary wrestlers.

• Praised for its detailed exploration of the professional wrestling landscape of the 1980s.

• Some viewers note the series can be emotionally difficult due to the personal struggles depicted.

Google audience: Audience reviews tend to highlight the series' authenticity and its ability to capture the grit and passion of The British Bulldogs. Many appreciate the behind-the-scenes access and the honest portrayal of the wrestlers' careers and personal challenges.

Dynamite Kid and Davey Boy Smith were discovered and mentored by Stu Hart, the patriarch of the famed Hart wrestling family, who also featured prominently in their careers.