Sports remain one of the most watched things on global television.
It has competition, excitement, drama and fun.
Everything you want from a good television event.
The platforms know this, and they are all filled with documentary series that both sports lovers and non-sports lovers can enjoy.
But also fiction has much to say in this.
How do you improve a sport?
Giving it all the drama and the personal side of some characters that matter to you and that you want to win over and over again.
Even if you don't know the rules of the sport in which they participate.
In the video format La SerieListas, two series critics agree this week to agree on the list of the 10 best fiction series about sports, as long as we can find them on platforms such as Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+, Movistar+ or Prime Video (so you have to leave out historical ones like Friday Night Lights).
And we have everything: soccer, basketball, hockey (twice) and even wrestling.
Eneko Ruiz Jiménez, journalist for EL PAÍS, and Marina Such, head of Serielistas, star in the video that accompanies the news, in which they make a selection of some of the best sports television series.
Does Ted Lasso deserve all the applause? What other European football series do I have to watch?
Are there any Spanish ones? Is the remake of Ellas dan el coup worth it on Amazon Prime Video?
Is Cobra Kai the most exciting sports series?
In previous episodes of SerieListas, the format has addressed other topics such as going back to school, with the 10 best series about returning to the routine after the end of summer;
the 10 best series on LGTBI themes, the 10 best Emmy series or the 10 best high-political series, where spies and politicians are the main protagonists.
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