I think bears are some of the strongest anthropomorphic wrestlers in the entire world. And our guest today will show you what it means to be a fighter who will go all the way, like a true man. Before you is Berar or Berard Bernhard, a tough and strong German who was born into the family of a stern but kind Major and a French film actress. Despite his mix of romance and belligerence, Berard is always reserved but open with his friends. The young bear has been fond of sports since his school days, so his father trained his son in army hand-to-hand combat. Later Berar began to do karate, judo, a little boxing. Berar dreamed of participating in the Olympic competitions, but could not. He was very upset, but when he saw the opening ceremony, he had no words for indignation. The young man was so shocked that he told his father: ‘I've seen a lot of things, but I've never seen such a disgrace to sport.’
Berard is characterised by a very strong body, which he subjects to hard training. He respects Soviet wrestlers as well as wrestlers from Tsarist Russia, such as Ivan Poddubny. The young man never allows himself to relax or let his guard down. ‘Success is not the point, failure is not the end: the only thing that matters is the courage to keep fighting’ - this phrase of Churchill became a motto for Berard, and he always follows this rule, fighting in the arena like a madman.