Nick Suriano: Fearless Warrior | FloFilm

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Published 2021-08-25
Why did Nick Suriano transfer from Penn State to Rutgers? For the first time, Nick Suriano opens up about his injury and his transfer as we go behind the scenes of Rutgers showdown with Penn State inside the RAC.

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All Comments (21)
  • @JKJefferson
    159-0 is beyond impressive. I’m definitely keeping up with what he’s gonna do.
  • Saying he is a very good wrestler is an understatement. I like his mindset. He is genuinely doing it his own way. True geniuses aren't often appreciated until after there gone. This kid is a one of a kind
  • @user-lv8hf8nc1i
    I dont even watch wrestling, but I love this kids journey and he got my attention!
  • @jrjohnson135
    Lotta people seem to be pissed at Nick decision to leave Penn State. This is the way I took it, Nick realized that Cael doesn't really care about his (Nick's) personal goals and dreams and when Nick got hurt, Cael threw in the towel on him and just decided to pull the backup up since even Penn State's backups are good enough to be starters at most schools. When you are someone with the potential like Nick, you need people helping you reach your dreams, not hindering you. It makes perfect sense for me why he would want to leave a place where he wasn't cared about enough. Rutgers opened their arms and gave him all the focus and support he needed. Nick may have very well won a NCAA championship at Penn State, but Cael's already got several NCAA champs year after year so you can't really blame him for not solely focusing on Nick. But you can't blame Nick either for wanted to be focused on more and supported more if he knew what the results could be.
  • Fearless Warrior Fearless Warrior prepare for battle Stand your ground Fearless warrior dawn your armor Be prepared for all things-Good and bad Fearless Warrior hold your head up high Don't get discouraged This battle will only be for a little while Fearless warrior prepare for battle Stand your ground Fearless Warrior dawn your armor Hold true to your heart's desires Fearless Warrior Don't forget to look around you Don't forget you have backup Fearless Warrior stand your ground Prepare for battle Fearless Warrior remember you don't always have to be fearless Written by Nena Twedell Great Poem :)
  • @bibblej5797
    thank you for realizing that releasing this to the public will alow the growth of the sport instead of locking it behind a flo subscription
  • @botabs.8247
    This kid might be one of the most important people of this generation. Listen to everything he says because you to can be great no matter where you perform. Now go and listen to his presser after he won at Michigan. It's not a out the doubters it's about Nick. Props to you brother and the amazing family you come from.
  • @docz313
    This kid is wise beyond his years. Most people go their whole lives too afraid to chase their goals. Not this guy. Good luck to you.
  • @ustinpol5242
    WTF is this documentary! Im russian that never even watches wrestling and here im fully invested in this man story like in a movie. Great filming
  • @nicktorres4064
    I respect Wrestling and the grind. I learned to push myself and become mentally tough through wrestling. I only lost in matches when I doubted myself. Nick seems to really understand what he wants and I respect that.
  • @tmt1675
    If the things around you don’t change then change the things around you! I love that!
  • @Striker8-
    Every now and then, someone iconic comes along, someone who's intensity or calmness just gives you a surge of motivation....to also create opportunities for yourself.
  • @swisstrader
    Love this…thank you for taking this 63 year old back to his old HS wrestling days. It was tough but so much fun for me. I wasn’t number one in the state, but did well enough to get my varsity letter in my freshman year and wrestled same class as Nick. Mom was my diet and weight coach and Coach Hall was my wrestling coach. I was never a football or basketball kid, but loved to wrestle with my kid brother and other kids. For me it was less about strength and more about strategy. Wrestling taught me how to be competitive in business over the years. It was a grind while I was doing it, but loved every moment. Sadly, had to drop out when my grades suffered badly. I’ve learned over the years, and seems to play true for Nick as well, a lot of decisions are based around the coach. It appears to me that his coach at Penn State was a bit of a dick, while the Rutgers coach was involved and caring and thats a big reason he went with Rutgers. Small tip from an old fart for all HS wrestlers: watch your opponents hips, not his eyes or anything else. His hips dictate what his next move will be and will help you determine your next move. I wish this guy all the best. Coincidentally, I also reside in NJ these days, but no more wrestling for me…just competitive golf and business😂
  • @lurk7411
    I just learned a TON about the MENTAL side of the game, from this. Thank you for the lesson, Nick Suriano and Flo.
  • @darwinreyes2738
    Wooow what a story. His story inspired me to work hard in life.
  • "It went through, you won, you fucking won" like man even though it was just about trasnfering this dude says things with such heart & conviction it just inspires you
  • I'm age 21 and did gymnastics for 14 years. I was bullied growing up (adopted out of Ukraine and raised in farm community). At almost age 17 I was severely beat up by older and bigger guys who told me they just wanted to have fun punching my "gymnast abs." Some guys on the wrestling team heard what happened and asked how they could help. I needed to learn to lift weights for hypertrophy and especially to build up my quads. I had trained my abs since age 4 in gymnastics and worked fucking hard to build strong abs for gymnastics. The wrestlers told me they admired my work ethic and my abdominal development. I started training with them and learned a lot how wrestlers train which is different from how we gymnasts trained. Wrestlers and gymnasts both train for their specific sports. I just learned of Nick Soriano recently and saw some of his training. I love his complete dedication to being his very best. It gave me a new appreciation for elite collegiate athletes. My own goal growing up was competing in gymnastics in college. The night I got beat up they spent over 30 minutes throwing punches to all 4 rows of my abs and obliques. I outlasted them (it got too dark and hot and mosquitos were biting badly). But I determined to add a lot more lean muscle mass and make my abdominal wall rock hard. That derailed my goal for gymnastics. I look at Nick and feel I missed out on putting my all into collegiate gymnastics. Training with high school wrestlers gave me an appreciation for all the hard work great wrestlers put into their sport. I think we bonded over abdominal training but then came to appreciate each other's sports.
  • @bakenumber4
    Anyone with as much determination and perseverance as this guy has has no option but, to succeed. I wish him well