Amazon are set to release their new Arsenal All or Nothing release date: when is Amazon Prime doc out, trailer, is Daniel Kaluuya narrator?">All or Nothing documentary on Thursday 4 August 2022 which will focus on the rise and fall of the Arsenal football team in the 2021/22 season.
The documentary, which will be narrated by Academy Award winner Daniel Kaluuya, is set to detail how Mikel Arteta led the Gunners through a turbulent season which saw them ultimately miss out on a Champions League spot for the upcoming season.
The All or Nothing series has covered a number of teams across the world, including fellow Premier League sides Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur as well as NFL sides such as the Los Angeles Rams and the Philadelphia Eagles. In 2018, the series documented the New Zealand All Blacks.
Over the years, sport documentaries have grown in popularity with new series and films covering teams and/or athletes, documenting their struggles, successes and scandals.
With the new installment of All or Nothing: Arsenal coming out, here is a look at 10 of the world’s most popular sports documentaries.
5. Last Dance (2020)
Centred on Michael Jordan’s final season at the Bulls, the Last Dance treats fans to stories told by his teammates and an insight into Jordan’s unbelievable talent, determination and fire. | AFP via Getty Images
6. When we were Kings (1996)
One of many documentaries on the legend that is Muhammad Ali, When we were Kings covers the events leading up to and during the famous Rumble in the Jungle with George Foreman. Ali talks about freedom and the African-American condition while earning $5m for a bout in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. | AFP via Getty Images
7. Icarus (2017)
Bryan Fogel enters a world which involves unexplained deaths, Olympic golds and geopolitics as he uncovers some of Sport’s biggest doping scandals. He begins with Lance Armstrong but by the end of the documentary, so much more has been revealed about the underworld of doping. | Getty Images
8. Two Escobars (2010)
One of the most bizarre documentaries, the Two Escobars covers Pablo Escobar’s cocaine empire and the Colombian footballer Andres Escobar who was shot dead on the orders of a drug baron (not Pablo) after Colombia went out of the 1994 World Cup. | Getty Images