Best sports movies to watch on Lionsgate Play

If you are looking for exclusive Hollywood content, then Lionsgate Play is your one-stop destination. What is interesting about this streaming giant is that it mainly focuses on urban audiences. This strategy has allowed Lionsgate Play to curate some iconic hidden gems from Hollywood, which you won't find on other platforms easily. Whether you like action, sci-fi, romance, prolonged series, drama, or sports, Lionsgate Play has it all. And now you can also watch this all through OTTplay Premium.

Best sports dramas on Lionsgate Play:

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The Iron Claw

This film has garnered immense appreciation across the world and was in the news for months after its release. The Iron Claw is a biography of the popular Von Erich family. Step into the ring with the VPN Erich brothers as they body-slam their way into the annals of professional wrestling history in the 1980s. The film chronicles their unsettling pursuit of glory, fame, and immortality during intense competition.

Lamborghini: The Man Behind the Legend

In a quest for ultimate racing supremacy, Ferruccio Lamborghini, the founder of the iconic luxurious sports car brand, sets his sights on surpassing his long-standing nemesis, the legendary Enzo Ferrari. With the highly anticipated Geneva Grand Prix looming on the horizon, Lamborghini arranges something special for his untested vehicle that promises to push the boundaries of innovation, speed, and prestige.

Never Back Down

Jake, a regular guy, is pushed to fight against MMA champion Ryan McCarthy at a high school party. The brutal defeat sets off a burning desire for retribution in Jake’s heart. With unflinching determination, he embarks on a rigorous journey of MMA training, transforming himself into a tough fighter. As Jake’s skills and strength escalate, so does his obsession with beating Ryan. The stage is now set for a thrilling rematch.

Kickboxer

Released in 1989, this film is about Kurt, who, driven by his quest for justice and revenge, sets off on a dangerous path to find a legendary Kung Fu master after his brother Eric’s brutal death. As Kurt delves deeper into the ancient art of Kung Fu, he undergoes a rigorous transformation. However, he soon finds himself entangled in a web of crime and conspiracy, where the lines between loyalty, honour, and betrayal are constantly blurred.

Ali

Released in 2001, this film is about Muhammad Ali's humble beginnings and his becoming a global icon. His meteoric rise as a boxing champion was followed by a bold transformation that propelled him to several heights of fame. The film also highlights his conversion to Islam, changing his name from Cassius Clay to Muhammad Ali, and his constant refusal to fight in Vietnam, which ignited a firestorm of controversies.

Jungle Cry

Starring Abhay Deol, this English drama is about a team of 12 talented yet underprivileged youngsters from the Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences in Odisha, India, who embark on a journey that defies expectations. With unwavering determination and passion, the team conquers the rugby pitch, ultimately winning the coveted U14 Rugby World Cup title in England.

Surfer, Dude

Starring Matthew McConaughey, this story is about professional surfer Steve Addington. His world turns upside down when his iconic moves are replicated in a revolutionary virtual game. As he is forced to confront the digital duplication of his passion, Steve’s sense of identity and purpose begin to unravel. Now, he must navigate his existential crisis, questioning the true meaning of his craft and the essence of his being.