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Latest comment: 17 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
I don't speak very well english, but you did some mistakes. Dida was educated by his grand mother, and not his parents, I don't know the english word for "orphelin".
The movie is not totally the reality, Dida never went in jail, because as a lot of french youngs he did fight sport to not fall in "delinquance".
He is not only a great champion, but a recordman: he is the most "titre" thai and kick boxing champion of the world. He is the first occidental man to be world champion of thai boxing.
I agree with you: the movie is not the reality. I have removed the description of the movie from this article: it's confusing and seemed to be presented as fact. That information should be in a separate article about the movie if necessary. -- TinaSparkle22:09, 5 May 2007 (UTC)Reply
