10 Sports Documentaries you should not miss out on

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Hoop Dreams (1994)
The sports doc follows two Black high school students from Chicago, William Gates, and Arthur Agee, on their quests to become stars in the NBA.
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When We Were Kings (1996)
The film on Ali and Foreman won the Academy Award for Best Feature Documentary in 1996. The film covers the events leading up to the legendary bout and the music festival held in conjunction.
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King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters (2007)
A Fistful of Quarters is an entertaining and humorous look at the characters involved in the world of competitive gaming. It highlights the lows to which people will sink to be No. 1.
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Murderball (2005)
Murderball follows the journey of the U.S. quad rugby team on their way to the 2004 Paralympics in Athens. The documentary covers topics far beyond sports.
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The Battered Bastards of Baseball (2014)
The Battered Bastards of Baseball is the perfect sports documentary to remind fans why we fall in love with sports and people will go to keep the dream of playing alive, no matter the cost.
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Free Solo (2018)
Free Solo documents Honnold’s life and his attempt to become the first person to ever free solo climb El Capitan, the 3,000-foot vertical rock formation in Yosemite National Park.
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The Short Game (2013)
It chronicles the journey of pint-sized pin seekers from around the world as they descend on the world-famous Pinehurst golf course in North Carolina to play in the 2012 U.S. Kids Golf World Championship.
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Undefeated (2011)
It follows the Manassas Tigers and coach Bill Courtney in inner-city Memphis. Undefeated will move viewers to tears during more than a few scenes.
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The Last Dance (2020)
The Last Dance, takes a thorough look at the Chicago Bulls heyday through never-before-seen footage of the team’s final championship-winning season in 1997-1998.
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Team Foxcatcher (2014)
Team Foxcatcher is the sports documentary that proves money and influence can lead to unimaginable access to young athletes looking for a helping hand and that power ultimately corrupts.
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