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16 of the best sports reality shows to watch!

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2023-02-22 08:21:11

By taking the cameras into the once-sacrosanct locker rooms of Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal, the show brought to light the kinds of conflicts that were traditionally hidden from the public, as well as footage of the footballers' high-performance cars and expensive interiors. But most importantly, it gave a glimpse of the athletes away from the clichés of post-game interviews.

Break Point - Netflix

In this action-packed season, watch the world's most talented tennis players step up to the net and attempt to achieve a Grand Slam.

Cheer - Netflix

This documentary series follows the ups and downs of the University of Navarro cheerleading squad as they prepare for a national challenge.

Formula 1: Drive to Survive - Netflix

The Netflix series is now in its 5th season. Follow the F1 circus through the ups and downs of the Formula 1 season and their daredevil drivers. (February 24)

Full Swing - Netflix

This documentary series follows a group of professional golfers through a grueling season of competition, including the PGA Tour and (for the first time) all four of golf's major championships: the Masters/Augusta National, the PGA Championship, the U.S. Open and the Open Championship.

Last Chance U: Basketball - Netflix

"Last Chance U" lands in East Los Angeles where a basketball coach with strong convictions helps young athletes realize their potential.

Make or Break - Apple TV+

From pure exhilaration to devastating heartbreak, follow the world's best surfers as they battle for the championship.

Neymar - Netflix

Revered around the world, but also criticized, Neymar shares the highs and lows of his personal life and brilliant soccer career.

Super League: The War for Football - Apple TV+

A four-part series documenting the high-stakes battle that is unleashed when plans for a breakaway league emerge and the past, present and future of European soccer collide, leaving the game's most powerful leaders to defend, or upset, the sport's traditions.

100 Days to Indy - The CW Network

Produced by Penske Entertainment and VICE Media Group, the six-episode series will take fans behind the scenes to showcase the bold and brash personalities of the NTT INDYCAR SERIES as they embark on the 2023 season and begin their epic quest for the greatest prize in auto racing. "100 Days to Indy" will air on The CW Network in spring 2023.

At Home with the Furys - Netflix

Tyson Fury, one of boxing's most polarizing and divisive figures and two-time world heavyweight champion, gives Netflix an in-depth look at his life after boxing, including life at home with his eccentric and extraordinary family. (2023)

FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 - Netflix

Netflix and FIFA+ have teamed up to give viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the soccer tournament, the 32 teams that competed in 2022, and a "definitive account of one of the greatest sporting spectacles of all time." (Summer 2023)

Heart of Invictus - Netflix

The 2022 Invictus Games are being held in the Netherlands and will be the first games the couple has attended since leaving the royal family. A documentary crew will cover this year's games, and will also follow Harry and Meghan throughout the event. (Summer 2023)

Six Nations - Netflix

Rugby is big business in Europe, and what better glimpse of the game than the oldest international rugby tournament, the Six Nations? Fans will get a closer look at the Guinness Six Nations Championship of the Year. (2024)

Tour de France - Netflix

The Tour de France, one of the biggest annual sporting events in the world, is a must-see event for any avid cyclist. Details are scarce on what to expect from the series, but we do know that the documentary team will follow the journey of eight teams competing in the toughest cycling race of the year. If the series is presented in the same way as Drive to Survive, then we can expect a real treat. (2023)

Welcome to Wrexham - Disney+

The second season of Disney+'s documentary series about Wrexham FC, the soccer club owned by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney. (end 2023)

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