PRIZEFIGHTER (Heather "The Heat" Hardy Documentary) 

Every now and then when I lose motivation I watch this documentary and have a good cry and get super pumped. Heather Hardy is a true inspiration for real.

I respect and love Heather Hardy. Great Champion in and out the ring.

Happy Mother’s Day! 💚💚💚

Job well done, your a woman to be admire. You are an inspiration to all woman.

Very inspirational much success Heather.

This is beautifully done! Heather is an inspiration!

Two jobs and trains twice daily while raising a daughter as a single mom. INSPIRATION !!!

Great documentary.

They're already working on a feature-length documentary on Heather! Look up Hardy, the Movie in Facebook and you'll see info about it! (RU-vid wouldn't let me post a link... sorry!)

Note: this film will be moving on to Vimeo as part of Brooklyn On Demand - a channel dedicated to films by in Brooklyn or by Brooklyn-ers! Thanks to all the viewers and supporters for the film! Stay up to date with Heather: www.heathertheheathardy.net/

5:31 Lol, has happened to me several times. Wake up wondering what stop you're at 😆

0:53 prophetic words which tragically came to be: "My fear is that...all of this is going to be for nothing." It indeed was for nothing.....in 2024 Heather Hardy retired in pain and destitution after suffering too much brain damage because of her (admittedly) low skill and big heart, a dangerous combination. She convinced herself that her inferior skill set (2:33 "I'm uncoordinated, i'm dumb") she says ) was offset by her "heart". But thing is, she began fighting girls who had big skills *and *heart too. A lot of less talented people convince themself of that, that their heart will offset deficits in skill, not just for themselves, but will hold true against those they compete against. As if the talented naturals she fought (Amanda Serrano, for instance) would have less heart than Hardy. In tennis its one thing, but in combat sports, Heather Hardy will be the prime cautionary tale for NOT getting into boxing. Hopefully , she inspires NO MORE young people to get into boxing, and inspires some female boxers to GET OUT of boxing. I read that she was dazzled by the psychological high of one of her early fights where the crowd was chanting her name after a victory. Heather Hardy's rest of her life will have value, usefulness, integrity if she warned people of the dangers of boxing. Instead, as i write this, she is doubling down on justifying her experience, and speaking out against unfair pay disparities in the sport. She says, "Boxing saves more lives than it takes", but that is self-deception. And dangerous advice, because what if young women want to follow in her footsteps? Keep an eye on Heather Hardy in the next few years - her brain damage which already prevents her from riding a bike, remembering things, sleeping...it's only going to get worse and we'll be privy to it. it will be grim, disturbing to watch, more so than it is already

Well done! Congrats!

Me too!

well tell Thaboxingvoice I said thanks!! :)

Thanks for all the kind words! For more info on Heather, join her Facebook group: facebook.com/theheatheatherhardy (btw, she's pro now!!!)

me too;)

tha boxing voice brought me here!

Fight Sheilto Vincent !!!!!!!!!!!!