These are tough times for sports fans around the world. Entire seasons are canceled, our favorite players are getting sick, and there’s no telling when things will go back to normal or if they ever will. Besides watching replays of games, fans are left with very little to go with in terms of actual action. This is why it is the best time to get to know more about sports and athletes by watching documentaries. And while a lot of those have been made over the years, here are some documentaries that are worth watching during this lockdown. John Eilermann.

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These are tough times
for sports fans around
the world. Entire
seasons are canceled,
our favorite players are
getting sick, and there’s
no telling when things
will go back to normal or
if they ever will. Besides
watching replays of
games, fans are left with
very little to go with in
terms of actual action.
This is why it is the best
time to get to know more
about sports and
athletes by watching
documentaries. And while a lot of those have been made over the years, here are some
documentaries that are worth watching during this lockdown. John Eilermann.
Connor McGregor
Detail
One of the most
dominant and
entertaining characters
to become a UFC
champion, McGregor is
often celebrated as one
of the most electrifying
athletes the world has
ever seen. In this
documentary, Daniel
Cormier breaks down
McGregor’s abilities,
why people gravitate
toward his charisma,
and his unique style of showmanship. John Eilermann.
Celtics VS Lakers: The Best of Enemies
Perhaps the greatest rivalry in sports history, no basketball fan could ever forget the animosity
between these two teams. In this documentary, learn the roots of the story, see behind the scenes
footage as this mythical rivalry begins. It’s more than just Magic VS Larry in this documentary. John
Eilermann.
Free Solo
While mountain climbing may seem like a niche sport, the feeling of adrenalin is something all sports
have in common. And what better way to get the blood pumping by watching Alex Honnold climb the
Yosemite’s El Capitan without any safety equipment. This award-winning documentary gets inside
Sports documentaries and sports shows to watch during a
lockdown
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