Rafael Nadal Docuseries Served Up At Netflix
Netflix is continuing to serve up tennis docuseries with Rafael Nadal as its latest subject.
A month after revealing his retirement from the sport, Nadal has signed up for a series with the streamer, produced by Skydance Sports.
The untitled series joins Break Point, which ran for two seasons on Netflix before it was canceled, as well as its upcoming Carlos Alcaraz: My Way series.
It comes nine months after Nadal and Alcaraz went head-to-head for The Netflix Slam, a live event exhibition match.
The series will spotlight Nadal’s career as well as his life off-the-court, showcasing never-before-seen material from Nadal’s personal archive and featuring full access with the star, his family and his close circle of coaches and advisors including during his comeback to competitive play in the 2024 season after sitting out much of 2023 due to injury.
Nadal won 22 Grand Slam men’s singles titles, including a...
A month after revealing his retirement from the sport, Nadal has signed up for a series with the streamer, produced by Skydance Sports.
The untitled series joins Break Point, which ran for two seasons on Netflix before it was canceled, as well as its upcoming Carlos Alcaraz: My Way series.
It comes nine months after Nadal and Alcaraz went head-to-head for The Netflix Slam, a live event exhibition match.
The series will spotlight Nadal’s career as well as his life off-the-court, showcasing never-before-seen material from Nadal’s personal archive and featuring full access with the star, his family and his close circle of coaches and advisors including during his comeback to competitive play in the 2024 season after sitting out much of 2023 due to injury.
Nadal won 22 Grand Slam men’s singles titles, including a...
- 12/18/2024
- by Peter White
- Deadline Film + TV
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