The way he took care of his brother; like a father; is a credit to his character and his entire family. When asked Nate if he faced bullying, beat up and picked on as a kid he just gave the most genuine smile " No, I had a big brother". That's love.

Robbie asking Nick if he is good… in life is the most beautiful thing. Still tears me up.

The way the UFC turned their back on these brothers really got to me. Both phenomenal fighters, tough lives, being put through hell just to do what they love.

So sad how the UFC treated these two. The ending was absolutely heartbreaking.

Learning more about both of the Diaz’s childhood and life makes Nate’s win in Conor v Nate 1 so much more satisfying! So much respect for the Diaz brothers.

When Robbie asked Nick if he was okay in life, that shit gave me chills

This is sad almost brought tears to my eyes. Nick reminds me of my older brother who passed away. He kept me out of trouble and guided me with wisdom. Although his life was hard and more hectic he went out of his way to make sure I was always okay and that’s exactly what nick does. Nate Diaz’s goal is probably to make nick proud and I’m sure he has done that and more.

The fact that Nick still calls Nate his baby/little brothers even though they are adults and built a reputation of being badasses/gangsters.

There is so much behind Nick. It's like he has a sense of responsibility that he can't let go, and he feels that so many things are his fault. It's tough to be that person.

Damn this deserves to be on ESPN. People that were too young to remember them or missed out need to see this. Even people that do remember them, great job!

Legit shed tears when Robbie ask him if he was good in life .. nick got that pain he’ll never speak on

Man these guys life worth a movie

Man this was an emotional roller coaster. I knew Diaz brothers had it hard, but this was an entire different story. I appreciate your efforts, man. This was so great.

Man the part where Robbie asked if he was doing good got me. They go to war with each other, and without hesitation goes into friend mode after he knows something’s not right. Respect.

The Diaz brother's were and are still truly special. It's a shame how they gave nick a 5yr suspension ova weed, and making him miss his prime years of fighting. Much respect to the Diaz brother's..

the identical and back to back “it’s what i do” hit way harder than it should’ve. outstanding doc

After watching this like 5 times, I just wanna take a minute to say thank you for making a quality documentary about 2 brothers that I’ve been watching fight for over half of my life. These two got me into running and swimming years ago, which in turn changed my whole life. I just want to say thank you for telling a story that needed to be told. I hope that somebody else in a dark place out there will come across these 2 in this well made video and be inspired as well. It’s a story that deserves telling and I’m glad you took the time.

This was a very emotional film. I understand Nick more now and sympathize with him. The Diaz brothers are legends. I hope they find peace and wealth and more success. It ain't over yet. 209.

The Diaz Brothers are 100% certified LEGENDS in the fight game!!! and they might not even be done yet, they’ve potentially still got more to add to their legacy…. In my opinion they’ve had just as much of an impact on the story of the UFC and MMA in general as absolutely anyone else has….

What a PHENOMENALLY made video. Wow dude. Thank you so much for making this. I've really started getting into the UFC and this is the kind of "Lore" or whatever that makes me so full inside. These two are legendary. Thanks so much, Patrick!!!!