Netflix is back with Volume 4 of its gripping sports documentary series, UNTOLD, launching on August 20. This new volume promises to deliver three riveting films that explore some of the most intriguing stories in sports history.
The latest installment begins with “UNTOLD: The Murder of Steve McNair,” directed by Rodney Lucas and Taylor Alexander Ward. This film investigates the 2009 murder of NFL star Steve McNair, shedding new light on the shocking events that rocked the sports world.
The second feature, “UNTOLD: Sign Stealer,” directed by Micah Brown, dives into Michigan’s notorious football sign-stealing scandal. The film focuses on a pivotal figure whose actions turned him into a controversial figure in college football history, offering a fresh perspective on the scandal.
Finally, “UNTOLD: Hope Solo vs. U.S. Soccer,” directed by Nina Meredith, chronicles the highs and lows of Hope Solo’s career as a goalkeeper for the US women’s soccer team. This documentary provides an in-depth look at both her remarkable achievements and the controversies that marked her career.
As with previous volumes, UNTOLD Volume 4 includes exclusive interviews with key figures involved in these stories. Notably, Connor Stallions and Hope Solo make their on-camera appearances, sharing their personal experiences and insights for the first time.
Since its debut in December 2021, UNTOLD has captivated audiences with its in-depth exploration of significant sports events and figures, including stories about Mardy Fish, the Pacers-Pistons brawl, and Caitlyn Jenner. Subsequent volumes have covered a range of topics, from the Manti Te’o catfish scandal to the rise and fall of the AND 1 basketball team.
New episodes of UNTOLD Volume 4 will premiere weekly starting August 20, offering viewers a chance to delve into the real stories behind some of sports’ most compelling controversies.
