The next season of Netflix’s sports-centric docuseries UNTOLD will return this August for its third season.
The ongoing project has focused on such subjects as former Notre Dame star Manti Te’o, the rise and fall of sports clothing company AND1 and tennis star Mardy Fish.
This season will feature three films involving some very recognizable faces in the sports world, including former Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel, actor-turned-boxer Jake Paul and sports doping scandal figure Victor Conte.
There will also be a four-part series centered on Urban Meyer’s tenure with Florida football titled Swamp Kings that will feature interviews with Meyer and former Gators like Tim Tebow, Brandon Spikes, Major Wright, Brandon Siler and Ahmad Black.
The new UNTOLD projects will drop weekly this August on Netflix, with Jake Paul the Problem Child hitting on Aug. 1, Johnny Football on Aug. 8, Hall of Shame on Aug. 15 and Swamp Kings on Aug. 22.
The full synopsis for this latest UNTOLD season can be read below, courtesy of Netflix.
The critically acclaimed docuseries UNTOLD returns with Volume 3, a four-week summer event that pulls back the curtain on epic tales from the wide (and wild) world of sports. From boxing to football to doping scandals, these new stories go well beyond the headlines and upend what we thought we knew. Premiering weekly, each character-driven story hinges on candid, intimate first-person accounts from those who lived it – to reveal the grit, resilience, heartbreak, triumph and even humor beneath the sweat. Jake Paul gets up close and personal as he tries to transcend YouTube stardom to revolutionize the fight world. Johnny Manziel, the Texas A&M quarterback hailed as “Johnny Football,” burns bright until he flames out under pressure. Victor Conte and Balco spin a dark web that tangles up top athletes in a steroid controversy. And the story of the Florida Gators’ stunning rise and fall in college football from 2005 to 2010 – featuring Coach Urban Meyer and star players such as Tim Tebow, Brandon Siler and Brandon Spikes – is finally told in the definitive document of what really happened. Directed by Andrew Renzi, Ryan Duffy, Bryan Storkel and Katharine English.
