The corruption on the international level has been mind boggling for years. So impressive to see Cary overcome it all!

The fact that everyone in our community knows 100% that Cary should have 3 gold medals, and likely an Olympic gold, gives me zero solace. I doubt I could be angrier for the bullshit someone I’ve never met had to go through

Two things I noticed about Cary in this documentary. He is very honest with himself, and he is an unbelievably resilient man.

Two great traits in a man.

“If the world hates you, remember it hated me first” 💯 what a legend

Being a high school wrestler in the late 90s to early 2000s, the name Cary Kolat was huge. My wrestler coaches called a particular front headlock throw a "Kolat". Dude is a beast!

Man that’s heartbreaking…I couldn’t even begin to imagine what that feels like to train harder than anyone else and wrestle better than everyone else and to get those matches stolen from you. Thankful he’s learned how to process and live with it and that he’s giving back to the sport that he’s given so much to.

How can you not love this guy? It's tough to watch him deal with the results of his career. Anyone who watches this episode is proud of him and his achievements.

Cary Kolat has the best attitude about the most unfavorable circumstances you’ll ever see. Tell me I’m wrong

I adore this man's go-for-it-all attitude.
He was and always will be a role model for young wrestlers.

I already knew what happened but when Cary screamed “that’s twice Mario” with his ruined shoulder. But I still almost cried seeing that

President should give Cary a gold medal

Stud and class act---Watched him in high school and was impressed.  Still impressed today.  Someone you want coaching your kid!!!!

It’s unforgivable to take a pure, beautiful sport like wrestling and turn it dirty.

His mental toughness is certainly unmatched given the cruel, unjust  circumstances he faced. He is a true inspiration to every single wrestler.

The wrestling gods are cruel this shit is heartbreaking to watch.

How much blood sweat and tears is buried in a toat in the basement or shed.

How many legends bury their knowledge and cast it all to the side to move on.

Cary is truly a legend…

Law of attraction at work. He didn't asked for some trophy. He asked to be the best in the world. And that's exactly what he got.

That’s a scary man with his demons hid away in that shed.

I'm so pissed watching someone get screwed over like that. IOC should grant him co Golds for all those matches.

Every honest person knows he was the best, and that’s all that matters in the grand scheme of things.

The grit to keep pushing even when the legit international scene was barring you. Cary you are an inspiration for us young wrestlers to keep pushing especially when everything is against you