An emotive portrait of Welsh rugby icon John Dawes, who revolutionised the game as both player and coach.
In 1990, Carmarthenshire-based dairy farmer Sirrell Griffiths, who kept horses for a hobby, entered a horse into one of racing's most prestigious competitions... by mistake.
Alan 'The Arrow' Evans started life throwing tungsten for a few quid at exhibition matches in the smoked-filled pubs of the 1970s. He would go on to become the original oche entertainer.
In 1993, a boxer and part-time warehouse worker from Cardiff was given the chance of a lifetime – to fight for the world featherweight title with just 48 hours’ notice.
A trailblazer from humble beginnings in the south Wales valleys, Jayne Ludlow would overcome adversity to become the first British woman to captain a side to Champions League glory. This is the story of how she transformed Welsh women's football.
A unique and nostalgic film celebrating the remarkable career of Welsh football legend John Toshack.
Documentary telling the story of Welsh goalkeeper Neville Southall’s unconventional rise to the top.
The story of the boy from Tylorstown who would transform the fortunes of Welsh football by smashing six decades of hurt and leading his team to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
An intimate portrait of a former miner from the South Wales valleys who swapped life underground for the snooker club and became one of Britain’s most successful players.
Welsh rugby rebel Glenn Webbe broke all the rules. Young, gifted and black, he dispensed with the status quo and fought his way into a unique place in sporting history.
After she lost her strongest event at her final Paralympics in 2004, how did Tanni Grey-Thompson redeem herself and show everybody what a true champion she was?
Celebrating the career of Wales’s most successful athletics manager through the eyes of some of our greatest athletes, including Colin Jackson, Iwan Thomas, Jamie Baulch and Matt Elias.
A moving and insightful film celebrating the remarkable story of one of football's most talented players, Gareth Bale.
An intimate portrait of Welsh surfer Carwyn Williams, who surfed his way to respect amongst the best in the world, and who overcame a devastating car crash injury to keep his surfing dreams alive.
The story of the Rhondda Rebels, a community team that became the best in British basketball. The programme celebrates a success story that has never been recognised.
Bob Morgan competed at five Commonwealth Games and four Olympic Games. His story is one of dizzying highs, devastating lows and a moment that helped to change British sport forever.
The extraordinary story of Welshman Jim Roberts, who lost both legs after contracting meningitis, and went on to inspire Team GB wheelchair rugby to Paralympic gold in Tokyo 2021.
The journey of Mark Hughes, from Barcelona struggles to Manchester United legend, framed by the pivotal 1991 European Cup Winners' Cup final and his personal redemption.
Colin Jackson is Wales’s most successful male track athlete - world champion and record holder, this is the untold story of how he came back from failure to become world number one.
Johnny Owen was the fighting pride of Wales, a boxer revered the world over - but his career would be tragically cut short. Four decades on from his untimely death, Owen remains a legend of the sport, but very little is known about the man they called the Merthyr Matchstick.
The powerful story of Newport Paralympic swimmer Liz Johnson, whose long-awaited sporting dream suddenly became the hardest moment of her life.
The dramatic story of Welsh rally co-driver Nicky Grist, whose life changed in an instant after a call to join world champion Juha Kankkunen in 1993.
