Movies like When We Were Kings

Million Dollar Baby is a dramatic tour-de-force that explores the relationship between a seasoned boxing trainer and an underdog amateur boxer. Its emotional depth and gritty look at the world of boxing will strike a chord with viewers who liked When We Were Kings.

Raging Bull, directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Robert De Niro, delves into the life of middleweight boxer Jake LaMotta. Its raw portrayal of a boxer's life along with impeccable performances makes this a must-watch for fans of dramatic sports tales similar to When We Were Kings.

The Fighter is a captivating story about professional boxer Micky Ward's road to the world light welterweight title. Fans of When We Were Kings would appreciate the underdog story and the personal struggles that mirror the epic fights outside the ring.

Creed brings the Rocky franchise to a new generation as it follows Adonis Johnson, the son of Apollo Creed, being trained by the legendary Rocky Balboa. Just like When We Were Kings, it combines personal growth with the intensity of the sport.

Southpaw follows the struggle of a left-handed boxer dealing with personal tragedy while trying to regain his title and his life. Its gritty nature and the personal journey of redemption may appeal to the audience who appreciated the story of Muhammad Ali in When We Were Kings.

Ali focuses on ten years in the life of Muhammad Ali, played by Will Smith, spanning from 1964 to 1974, highlighting his rise to fame, his political struggles, and personal life. Its true-to-life portrayal of a boxing icon would resonate with audiences who enjoyed When We Were Kings.

The Hurricane tells the story of Rubin 'Hurricane' Carter, a boxer wrongfully imprisoned for murder, and his fight for freedom. The film showcases resilience and determination akin to the spirit captured in When We Were Kings.

Tyson gives viewers an intimate and compelling look into the life of the polarizing former heavyweight boxing champion, Mike Tyson. Lovers of When We Were Kings may appreciate this film for its deep dive into the complexities of a boxing legend and the sport itself.