Get Ready for Wimbledon with These Tennis-Themed Prime Video Picks

As the excitement of Wimbledon approaches, Prime Video has a number of tennis-related documentaries, movies and TV shows available to stream, rent or buy, including the all-new feature-length documentary Federer: the last twelve days.

Here are our favorite picks.

Federer: the last twelve days

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This new documentary explores the final moments of Roger Federer’s iconic tennis career before his retirement.

Originally filmed as a home video that wasn’t intended for public viewing, it’s a unique and intimate look at a more vulnerable side of the star, as he says goodbye to the game that shaped his life over the past two decades.

Featuring interviews with legendary rivals and friends, including Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray, this is a must-watch for any tennis fan.

Watch Federer: Last Twelve Days on Prime Video.

The challengers

Luca Guadagnino’s steamy sports drama captured the attention of moviegoers around the world when it hit theaters in April. Now you can enjoy The challengers from the comfort of your own home.

The action follows a tense love triangle between injured tennis star Tashi (Zendaya), her tennis champion husband Art (Mike Faist) and her ex-boyfriend Patrick (Josh O’Connor) – who also happens to be Art’s former best friend and doubles partner.

With electrifying music and thrilling tennis scenes, Challengers is definitely one to add to your watchlist ahead of Wimbledon.

Challengers is available to rent in HD for £15.99 or buy in HD for £19.99.

Fifteen-love

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In this drama series from the producers of Course of action And VigilWe follow Justine (Ella Lily Hyland), a former teenage tennis prodigy whose career was ended after a devastating tragedy on the world stage.

Five years later, her former coach Glenn (Aidan Turner) returns after winning Roland Garros with his new player. This emotional upheaval prompts Justine to make an explosive allegation against Glenn that rocks the tennis world.

It’s a complex and gripping story about lies, deception and a desperate attempt at control that will keep you on the edge of your seat from the very first episode.

Watch Quinze-Amour on Prime Video.

Wimbledon

What better way to get excited for Wimbledon than by watching the classic British romantic comedy that bears the name of the tournament itself?

This film introduces us to Peter Colt (Paul Bettany), a wealthy British tennis player in his thirties participating in his final at Wimbledon. At the tournament, he meets rising American tennis star Lizzie Bradbury (Kirsten Dunst), who completely transforms his perception of his career as they fall in love.

If you’re looking for a sweet, charming watch that celebrates all things Wimbledon, this is the film for you.

Wimbledon is available to rent in HD for £3.49 or buy in HD for £5.99.

Battle of the Sexes

Garnering two Golden Globe nominations, this critically acclaimed drama is loosely based on the internationally televised 1973 tennis match between 55-year-old Bobby Riggs (Steve Carell) and 29-year-old Billie Jean King (Emma Stone).

After Riggs boasts that he can beat any female tennis player, even at an advanced age, King accepts a lucrative offer to face her in a match dubbed the “Battle of the Sexes.” What ensues is a thrilling match that completely changes the future of women’s tennis.

Inspiring, exciting and completely entertaining, Battle of the Sexes is a must-see for tennis fans.

Battle of the Sexes is available to rent in UHD for £3.49 or to buy in UHD for a discounted price of £4.99.

King Richard

Serena and Venus Williams are two of the most legendary names in tennis, but you might not know that their father planned their success before they were even born.

In an Oscar-winning performance, Will Smith plays Richard Williams, a man who dedicates his life to helping his daughters become the best in the game and achieve the impossible.

This biographical family drama offers a rare glimpse into the early years of Serena and Venus’ lives, demonstrating how the power of perseverance shaped two iconic tennis careers – and changed the world.

King Richard is available to rent in UHD for £3.49 or to buy in UHD for a discounted price of £3.99.

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