2026·Drama·1h 50m
7.0
★
Follows Prince Naseem Hamed from his humble beginnings on the tough working-class streets of Sheffield and his discovery by Ingle, himself a steel industry worker turned boxing trainer. Their unlikely partnership, Naz’s unorthodox style, cocky persona, and sheer dominance in the ring propelled them to the top of boxing’s elite and unprecedented levels of global superstardom, all in the face of the rampant Islamophobia and racism of ’80s and 90’s Britain.
Directed by Rowan Athale
period drama
1980s
boxing
1990s
sports drama
biographical drama
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Cast
Amir El-Masry
Prince Naseem 'Naz' Hamed
Pierce Brosnan
Brendan Ingle
Toby Stephens
Frank Warren
Katherine Dow Blyton
Alma Ingle
Asan N'Jie
Tom
Arian Nik
Riath Hamed
Austin Haynes
Trev
Isabelle Bonfrer
Eleasha
Jack Perrons
Bouncer
Doren John Farmer
Ricky Beard
Olivia Barrowclough
Vicki Quinn
Elliot Benn
Jimmy The Ref
Crew
Rowan Athale
Director
Rowan Athale
Writer
Larry Smith
Director of Photography
Braden Aftergood
Executive Producer
Sylvester Stallone
Executive Producer
Matthew Helderman
Executive Producer
Stuart Ford
Producer
Luke Taylor
Executive Producer
Jennifer Eriksson
Executive Producer
Popular Reviews
67 reviews
sab
7.0★ · 03/18/26
my dad loved this movie. we always enjoy watching biopics about athletes when we have family movie nights. he is just trying to motivate us too ig lol.
i think this is turning into my dad’s page..
now MY review is.. i liked the movie, there’s different vibe to sport movies, different camera movements that make shots look more dynamic. That Naseem Hamed boxer was such a bitch omg. my mom kept gasping when he and brandon fought in the ring.
anyway, 7/10 (that’s my dad’s rating lmao)
i think this is turning into my dad’s page..
now MY review is.. i liked the movie, there’s different vibe to sport movies, different camera movements that make shots look more dynamic. That Naseem Hamed boxer was such a bitch omg. my mom kept gasping when he and brandon fought in the ring.
“Dance and move”trainer is the real goat here. taking kids from the streets and teaching them everything he knows.
i don’t really like when people say everything they learned from others was actually from god. sometimes you have to give credit where credit is due. i don’t judge tho. everyone believes in what they think is best. anyway, 7/10 (that’s my dad’s rating lmao)
my dad loved this movie. we always enjoy watching biopics about athletes when we have family movie nights. he is just trying to motivate us too ig lol.
i think this is turning into my dad’s page..
now MY review is.. i liked the movie, there’s different vibe to sport movies, different camera movements that make shots look more dynamic. That Naseem Hamed boxer was such a bitch omg. my mom kept gasping when he and brandon fought in the ring.
anyway, 7/10 (that’s my dad’s rating lmao)
i think this is turning into my dad’s page..
now MY review is.. i liked the movie, there’s different vibe to sport movies, different camera movements that make shots look more dynamic. That Naseem Hamed boxer was such a bitch omg. my mom kept gasping when he and brandon fought in the ring.
“Dance and move”trainer is the real goat here. taking kids from the streets and teaching them everything he knows.
i don’t really like when people say everything they learned from others was actually from god. sometimes you have to give credit where credit is due. i don’t judge tho. everyone believes in what they think is best. anyway, 7/10 (that’s my dad’s rating lmao)
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Ali Mostafa
8.0★ · 03/17/26
I love underrated movies
I love underrated movies
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lyba
5.0★ · 03/27/26
I don’t really know how to review Giant.
It’s a sports biopic about the life of boxer Naseem Hamed.
I’m not a sports person, and I don’t know enough about Hamed or Ingle to really judge how accurate it is. It’s not something I feel qualified to comment on.
I went into this without any prior knowledge of the story, so I was just taking it in as it went. It was engaging, and I found myself drawn to the mentor—student dynamic at the centre of it — I have always liked seeing a father—son type of relationship portrayed in films, and it came through clearly here.
With biopics, it’s less about the story itself and more about how it’s represented, so my view here should be taken with a grain of salt.
That being said, it didn’t engage me enough to make me want to look further into the real events, their relationship, or the sport itself. It was an enjoyable watch in the moment though.
It’s a sports biopic about the life of boxer Naseem Hamed.
I’m not a sports person, and I don’t know enough about Hamed or Ingle to really judge how accurate it is. It’s not something I feel qualified to comment on.
I went into this without any prior knowledge of the story, so I was just taking it in as it went. It was engaging, and I found myself drawn to the mentor—student dynamic at the centre of it — I have always liked seeing a father—son type of relationship portrayed in films, and it came through clearly here.
With biopics, it’s less about the story itself and more about how it’s represented, so my view here should be taken with a grain of salt.
That being said, it didn’t engage me enough to make me want to look further into the real events, their relationship, or the sport itself. It was an enjoyable watch in the moment though.
I don’t really know how to review Giant.
It’s a sports biopic about the life of boxer Naseem Hamed.
I’m not a sports person, and I don’t know enough about Hamed or Ingle to really judge how accurate it is. It’s not something I feel qualified to comment on.
I went into this without any prior knowledge of the story, so I was just taking it in as it went. It was engaging, and I found myself drawn to the mentor—student dynamic at the centre of it — I have always liked seeing a father—son type of relationship portrayed in films, and it came through clearly here.
With biopics, it’s less about the story itself and more about how it’s represented, so my view here should be taken with a grain of salt.
That being said, it didn’t engage me enough to make me want to look further into the real events, their relationship, or the sport itself. It was an enjoyable watch in the moment though.
It’s a sports biopic about the life of boxer Naseem Hamed.
I’m not a sports person, and I don’t know enough about Hamed or Ingle to really judge how accurate it is. It’s not something I feel qualified to comment on.
I went into this without any prior knowledge of the story, so I was just taking it in as it went. It was engaging, and I found myself drawn to the mentor—student dynamic at the centre of it — I have always liked seeing a father—son type of relationship portrayed in films, and it came through clearly here.
With biopics, it’s less about the story itself and more about how it’s represented, so my view here should be taken with a grain of salt.
That being said, it didn’t engage me enough to make me want to look further into the real events, their relationship, or the sport itself. It was an enjoyable watch in the moment though.
ishaan kumar
7.0★ · 03/07/26
money talks eh
money talks eh
Ahmed Selim
6.0★ · 03/04/26
Amir did an amazing job but how did he get whiter than he was a kid
Amir did an amazing job but how did he get whiter than he was a kid