From Wimbledon Glory to Netflix Stardom: Andy Murray’s New Docuseries Is Already Breaking Records 📺
Andy Murray’s life just got the Hollywood treatment—and it’s smashing streaming records before episode one. “Murray: The Final Set,” a six-part Netflix beast dropping December 2025, chronicles his injury wars, family juggle, and that soul-rant firestorm. Teaser? 20M views in 48 hours. Pre-release sign-ups crashed servers; it’s already top-3 most anticipated behind “Squid Game S3.” “From Wimbledon glory to Netflix king—Andy’s the GOAT of grit,” fans crowned on X.
The juice? Unfiltered. Drone shots of his Dunblane roots, unseen 2019 surgery footage, Kim’s raw “quit or come home” ultimatum, plus locker-room blowups with Djokovic. Director Sam Blair promises: “No filter—tears, tantrums, triumphs.” Early screenings leaked tears; one exec whispered: “Oscar bait for sports docs.” Murray’s quip? “Hope they got my good side—the metal hip one.”
It’s peak pivot. Post-tennis, Murray’s mogul-ing—podcasts, coaching, now this. Breaking “Drive to Survive” F1 records (25M first-week views), it’s rewriting athlete narratives. “I want kids to see the mess behind the medals,” he told Variety. As Harper Beckham cameos in ep 4 (mini-interview!), it’s family legacy too. Glory to stardom? Seamless. Binge-watching already? Spill your fave Murray moment below—let’s rewatch history!
