Bad Sport: Season 1

2021

True crime and sports come together in this docuseries. Global controversies and scandals are explored through reports from those involved.

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Bad Sport: Season 1 is available to stream in the... More United Kingdom now on Netflix.

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Bad Sport: Season 1 episodes

Hoop Schemes

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A gambler and players involved in a 1994 Arizona State basketball point-shaving scandal describe how and why they plotted to fix games for a payoff.

Need for Weed

Hippie and small-time pot dealer Randy Lanier funds his passion... More for auto racing by taking his weed racket to new heights.

Footballgate

Investigators detail shocking allegations that former Juventus director Luciano Moggi... More influenced referees in a scandal that rocked Italian football.

Gold War

Controversy erupts at the 2002 Winter Olympics when a figure... More skating judge is allegedly pressured to rank Russia over Canada in the pairs competition.

Horse Hitman

Tommy Burns looks back with regret at his disturbing days... More of killing show horses as part of an insurance fraud scheme concocted by wealthy owners.

Fallen Idol

Hansie Cronje captivates South Africa as the nation's charismatic cricket... More captain, but allegations of match fixing besmirch his sterling reputation.

Bad Sport: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

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"Bad Sport digs deep into the dark side of the games, as we see the beauty and pure competition of sports sullied by (people) motivated by political self-interest or blind ambition or greed..."

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