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15. Southpaw
Southpaw is pretty average in terms of the story, but it's worth watching solely for Gyllenhaal, who delivers an Oscar-winning performance. | © The Weinstein Company
14. Real Steel
Real Steel has aged well. While the main characters are simple, they all are well-grounded and relatable. And the robot fights are fantastic; there's real weight behind the punches, which is rare from CGI. | © 21 Laps Entertainment
13. The Blind Side
Most of the worst things you read about this movie are based on the issues surrounding The Blind Side, but not the movie itself. It moves along quickly, pulls you into the story, and leaves viewers inspired. Moreover, there's a really strong female lead. | © Warner Bros. Entertainment
12. Senna
Senna is a masterclass in making a great documentary, that can both inform and entertain. It presents the life of one of the greatest Formula 1 racing drivers of all time. | © Universal
11. Warrior
Warrior is one of the most emotional movies ever, with Edgerton, Hardy, and Nick Nolte putting on acting clinics. The film's raw portrayal of broken families and redemption makes it an unforgettable and emotionally resonant experience. | © Lionsgate
10. Ford vs Ferrari
Ford vs Ferrari is a fantastic movie, even if you are not into cars and racing. It has great character development and wonderful classic car races. | © 20th Century Studios
9. Creed
Creed combines nostalgia and fresh storytelling, with Sylvester Stallone in his iconic performance as the aging Rocky Balboa. It highlights the mentor-student relationship that honors the original "Rocky". | © Warner Bros. Pictures
8. I, Tonya
I, Tonya is a captivating biographical film that stands out with the exceptional performance of Margot Robbie, who portrays Tonya Harding. The movie blends dark comedy, emotional depth, and toxic athleticism. | © 30West
7. The Wrestler
After all these years, The Wrestler is still one of the most intimate and surprising sports films you can watch. It's ostensibly about pro wrestling, but is really more of a character study. | © Searchlight Pictures
6. Challengers
Challengers is a 2024 movie with an 80s-style vibe that we have seen many times before. Even though the film is categorized as a sports movie, it has elements of an erotic thriller with a lot left open for interpretation. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
5. The Iron Claw
The Iron Claw is a terrific movie, beautifully written and directed. This is a heart-wrenching account, delivering the highs and lows of Von Erich in the professional wrestling dynasty. | © A24
4. Rush
Rush is a visually stunning film that brings intense rivalries of racing to the big screen. Standout performances from Daniel Brühl and Chris Hemsworth, along with a compelling narrative, make the movie an emotionally impactful experience that transcends its sports genre. | © Universal Pictures
3. Moneyball
Moneyball might not be for all tastes, but it's one of the most visually beautiful films in the genre. The movie is well-rounded, the script is full of humor and heart, and the storytelling is well-paced and enthralling. But yes, more stats than sports. | © Columbia Pictures
2. Foxcatcher
Foxcatcher is an incredible movie that relies on subtlety and tension to tell the story of a multimillionaire who starts a cultish wrestling program. Carell is excellent in the lead role, and elevates the rest of the cast. It's a long movie based on a true story, but it never gets boring. | © Sony
1. Million Dollar Baby
Million Dollar Baby is a well-developed yet intriguing movie that makes you adore every second. Though it starts slow, it builds to an emotionally powerful and poignant conclusion, keeping you on the edge of your seat throughout. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
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