The Great White Hype

As an iconic boxing film, Rocky provides a rousing underdog story set in the world of professional boxing, creating a narrative that viewers of The Great White Hype might find both familiar and stirring.

While not about boxing, The Wrestler captures the behind-the-scenes drama and personal toll of fighting entertainment. Fans of The Great White Hype may appreciate the dark yet poignant exploration of an ageing fighter's life.

The Fighter is a biographical sports drama about professional boxer Micky Ward. It combines family struggles with the visceral world of boxing, engaging those who appreciated the complexities of The Great White Hype.

Cinderella Man tells the story of James J. Braddock, a Depression-era boxer. Although it takes a more serious and inspirational tone, it provides insight into the boxing world and could captivate viewers who enjoyed The Great White Hype.

Grudge Match features retired boxing rivals coaxed back into the ring for one final match, offering a blend of comedy and drama in the sporting context, targeting audiences similar to The Great White Hype.

Diggstown combines sporting excitement with clever cons. Just like The Great White Hype, it focuses on the boxing world but adds a layer of wit and con-artistry as a hustler bets he can find a guy who can beat ten boxers in a single day.

Centering on the gritty and humorous side of boxing, Play It to the Bone showcases the journey of two friends and washed-up boxers who must fight each other for a chance at a big bout, much like The Great White Hype's humorous take on the fight game.