WWE Finally Releases Long-Awaited Superfan Vladimir Documentary

WWE has been around for several decades now and the company has many lifelong fans at this point, but none can compare to Vladimir the WWE Superfan. After all, he is one of the most famous and well-loved fans in the history of the business. After a very long time, it appears WWE has finally released the long-awaited documentary based on Vladimir.

In case you didn’t know, Vladimir Abouzeide moved to Manhattan from Haiti as a child and became enamored with the world of professional wrestling. He has appeared in numerous major WWE events during the 1990s.

As previously reported, WWE even made a documentary on Vladimir a while ago. The company even ended up releasing a trailer for the documentary. However, the project was shelved indefinitely last year when it came to releasing it to the public.

According to PWInsider, WWE finally released the long-awaited documentary based on Vladimir Abouzeide, as it dropped on Peacock at 1 AM Eastern.

The long completed but not released Superfan: The Story of Vladimir documentary was officially released on Peacock at 1 AM Eastern.

If the film is not showing up in the WWE section, you can find it at this link or by searching SUPERFAN.

It is certainly great to see that WWE has finally released the documentary based on Vladimir Abouzeide, as there are generations of new fans who have no idea just how important he is to the company.

What’s your view on the documentary finally seeing the light of day? Are you going to watch it as well? Let us know in the comments below!