Hey Anthony, recently started watching your channel and I just have to say I love it, times are tough all over and it's people like you who keep people like me going, keep doing everything you're doing brother. You are an absolutely wonderful human being.
I think that quote by your dad in the movie really hit me the hardest. As a parent, we want the best for our kids and we want them to be happy, to know that our kids have friends, and feel like they belong. You just wanted to participate and play with the other kids like anyone else at the school and that parent was saying you didn’t deserve that chance. I know sports parents can be too invested, even more that the kids, but it’s sad when they take things to that level.
Mr. Ferraro is a bigger man than me. I wouldnt have been able to hold back on that guy, and I feel bad for his son that was wrestling. That type of person _shouldn’t_ be a parent
Wow dude. Your dad is the coolest. To me you're like the Art of War. You have perfected all tactics. You're a soldier dude. I was in US ARMY, combatives is huge. I know you could have taken down some of the best. #MadRespect
You have the unfair advantage because your heightened sense of feel/touch. That is some excuse. You're just the better athlete and that's sad he would would have jealousy in his heart instead of being respectful to you. If his son had the determination you had maybe he could have won. Proud of you bubba! If my son was in the other kids position I would be proud of you because I know my son would be a tough egg to crack. Not winning shouldn't make you feel ashamed or lacking.
Can’t wait to find the documentary and watch it. 😭❤️ yalll Stooohhhpppp it my eyes 🥲 In a generation of people who want things handed to them it refreshing to see what someone with a real “struggle” / strength do through. One Love Fam ❤️☮️
The only advantage I see is Anthony has learnt how to overcome life ruining obstacles when most of people go their entire lives without ever experiencing it. It’s definitely not unfair and it’s an advantage we can all achieve given commitment. What a sad parent, why should he have competed in the special event when he’s good enough to compete at the top of the sport?!
The opponent's dad calling this an "unfair advantage" is really silly, in my opinion. Yeah, sometimes someone with a disability might be able to do things in a certain way very skillfully. But usually our methods aren't things that others cannot learn, it's just that we often learn to do things our way because we have no other choice. You learned to wrestle by using your own preferred sensory queues, I would think, and your opponent learned by using his preferences too. He can probably learn to do things the way you do them, he just never did because he has other options available. And there's nothing wrong with either of your methods, you are both just fitting into the skill niche that works for you. At the end of the day the best competitor won, and your opponent seems to have been pretty chill about it. His dad was the one that had the issue with it, and while I don't approve of him behaving immaturely like that I do hope he grows as a person. You're doing some awesome stuff in life and you seem super cool, and as a disabled (but not blind) person myself, you kind of make me feel more at peace with the fact that at the end of the day, I gotta do things the way it works for me. And that might be different from the average person's methods, but that's alright. I should be kinder to myself for doing things the way that works for me, I might get a lot further in life without putting unnecessary pressure on myself to be a certain way. One love, dude ♡
wow.the kid was nice,but the father..not so much. you had to learn to adapt to your reality as a blind person. and if you didn't say anything,most would have no clue. you do things better than many sighted people. I know what it's like to have a disability. I'm deaf,but most don't realize.
If you watch the documentary, you'll see he was actually given an unfair advantage because the opposing player was asked to keep a hand on Anthony to make sure he knew where he was. That's not something you'd typically do in high school wrestling.
Not really an unfair advantage, he was blind. If anything they accommodated to his need. It’s not Anthony’s fault he was the overall better athlete in the end
Every new upload from you makes me super happy
Thanks for the message u put
This soul is so positive and happy may God bless him amen 🙏 ❤️
I wish you could post pics in the comments.. That gave me chills.. bless you Anthony! One love brother!! ❤️
Your an inspiration Anthony!! And never give up! Quitters never win and winners never quit!
Hey Anthony, recently started watching your channel and I just have to say I love it, times are tough all over and it's people like you who keep people like me going, keep doing everything you're doing brother. You are an absolutely wonderful human being.
Thanks so much
You have an amazing dad . He truly loves you
I think that quote by your dad in the movie really hit me the hardest. As a parent, we want the best for our kids and we want them to be happy, to know that our kids have friends, and feel like they belong. You just wanted to participate and play with the other kids like anyone else at the school and that parent was saying you didn’t deserve that chance. I know sports parents can be too invested, even more that the kids, but it’s sad when they take things to that level.
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Your truly inspiring keep up the positivity
Mr. Ferraro is a bigger man than me.
I wouldnt have been able to hold back on that guy, and I feel bad for his son that was wrestling. That type of person _shouldn’t_ be a parent
You inspire me to live a better life.
Your podcast, videos, & TikTok’s always bring a smile to my face.
Keep up the content
One Love !
One love
Words can’t express, this video is a masterpiece, you truly know how to make us listen
Thank you for being here
JKL and One Love!
ONE LOVE to Dangerous.........
This is a new video I haven’t seen
#ONELOVE
Advantage?! He can’t see his opponent!
ONE LOVE
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Wow dude. Your dad is the coolest. To me you're like the Art of War. You have perfected all tactics. You're a soldier dude. I was in US ARMY, combatives is huge. I know you could have taken down some of the best. #MadRespect
Yo thanks for saying that. My dad is a G
You have the unfair advantage because your heightened sense of feel/touch.
That is some excuse. You're just the better athlete and that's sad he would would have jealousy in his heart instead of being respectful to you. If his son had the determination you had maybe he could have won. Proud of you bubba!
If my son was in the other kids position I would be proud of you because I know my son would be a tough egg to crack. Not winning shouldn't make you feel ashamed or lacking.
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Can’t wait to find the documentary and watch it. 😭❤️ yalll
Stooohhhpppp it my eyes 🥲
In a generation of people who want things handed to them it refreshing to see what someone with a real “struggle” / strength do through.
One Love Fam ❤️☮️
Thank you it’s on prime, Apple TV google play and vimeo
The only advantage I see is Anthony has learnt how to overcome life ruining obstacles when most of people go their entire lives without ever experiencing it. It’s definitely not unfair and it’s an advantage we can all achieve given commitment. What a sad parent, why should he have competed in the special event when he’s good enough to compete at the top of the sport?!
Thank you for understanding 🤍🤍
Pogchamp dad
real sad :(
Where can I see this documentary 1️⃣❤️
Check the description of the video, there are links.
Prime Apple TV google play vimeo
My friend i hate to break it to you , you do have a unfair advantage .
your heart and drive is so over the top how can it not be ...
The whole thing about you having a one up is bs. They have there eye sight! Talk about an advantage!
If you believe in jesus please spread the gospel if u don't his father will deny in the gates of heaven amen 🙏 ❤️
The opponent's dad calling this an "unfair advantage" is really silly, in my opinion. Yeah, sometimes someone with a disability might be able to do things in a certain way very skillfully. But usually our methods aren't things that others cannot learn, it's just that we often learn to do things our way because we have no other choice. You learned to wrestle by using your own preferred sensory queues, I would think, and your opponent learned by using his preferences too. He can probably learn to do things the way you do them, he just never did because he has other options available. And there's nothing wrong with either of your methods, you are both just fitting into the skill niche that works for you. At the end of the day the best competitor won, and your opponent seems to have been pretty chill about it. His dad was the one that had the issue with it, and while I don't approve of him behaving immaturely like that I do hope he grows as a person. You're doing some awesome stuff in life and you seem super cool, and as a disabled (but not blind) person myself, you kind of make me feel more at peace with the fact that at the end of the day, I gotta do things the way it works for me. And that might be different from the average person's methods, but that's alright. I should be kinder to myself for doing things the way that works for me, I might get a lot further in life without putting unnecessary pressure on myself to be a certain way. One love, dude ♡
wow.the kid was nice,but the father..not so much.
you had to learn to adapt to your reality as a blind person.
and if you didn't say anything,most would have no clue.
you do things better than many sighted people.
I know what it's like to have a disability.
I'm deaf,but most don't realize.
If you watch the documentary, you'll see he was actually given an unfair advantage because the opposing player was asked to keep a hand on Anthony to make sure he knew where he was. That's not something you'd typically do in high school wrestling.
Not really an unfair advantage, he was blind. If anything they accommodated to his need. It’s not Anthony’s fault he was the overall better athlete in the end
Actually it’s in the high school rule book for blind wrestlers. The fact you think I had an unfair advantage is classic. One love anyway