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Wife: Do you know I heard the other night the classico is one of the most important soccer matches of the year. Ramos: Yeah as many people watch it as the final of the champions League. Wife: they said even people who done support Barca or Madrid watch it. Ramos: yeah Wife: Wow

As the captain of Real Madrid and the Spanish Football team Sergio Ramos is arguably the most important Spanish footballer of the last five years.Sergio Ramos has come to the top of his career and has achieved may things that the rest of us could only dream of.

The series tries its best to show Sergio Ramos as a family guy and a hardworker, and I have no problem with that. But my problem lies with Sergio Ramos the footballer. A guy that lecture us on how important it is to set an example to others is laughable at least. See, if you're not a football supporter or Real Madrid fan, let me explain to you just this: Sergio Ramos is in a nutshell, as against the game of football as Trump is against the protection of the environment. Sergio Ramos as a defender has always played at the limit of the rules. He's not just a tough guy that wants to inspire fear in his adversaries, he's the guy that will consistently break the game to his team benefit. A guy that laughs with the referee after breaking Salah's arm in the Champions League clearly shows what kind of man Sergio Ramos is.

So if you're able to endure the marketing ad that this series seems to be, you will not only gain valuable lessons from Sergio Ramos the leader, but also from Sergio Ramos the unquestionable man, Sergio Ramos the family guy (with philosophical conversations with his wife), Sergio Ramos the man with very well-thought marketing one-liners ("Being Andalusian comes from within").

A kind of documentary made for push up a football player as perfect marketing object. Absolut avoid its viewing, except if you're thinking about suicide.

Documentaries are meant to be showing the unseen side of things and this one also delivers in that case. We know a hard hitting Defender , hard fought player and never say die Persona like Ramos from his playing, captaincy and some antics on the field. But what is inside the man , his family , his teammates and the mental aspects of winning and losing also how you deal with it. It shows a in-depth analysis of his Real Madrid and Spanish football team culture and their process which I personally enjoyed. Definately worth a watch if you like sports documentaries and want to know the man called Sergio Ramos ! Because like him or not you definitely can't ignore him.. that's for sure !

Ignore the negative reviews, this documentary is well made

I can't understand how the critics for this docs are so underrated. Great production, showing the life of the best defender of this era. Maybe the lower rates is from supporters of teams that suffered along the years by Ramos gols and tackles. Don't be that guy, love the sport above everything.

Really enjoyable series of one of the best sportsman ever played the great game of football! He shows the great character he has on and off the pitch. He has been one of the legends of Spanish football which shows through this series. Great series which shows and emphasizes the real Sergio Ramos!

This Is Awesome One To A Great Captain He Deserves More Love And Appreciate

This documentary is well made and gives much up-close and personal view of one of the icons of game. A fearless winner.