‘Six Nations: Full Contact’ Rugby Docuseries Coming to Netflix in January 2024

Jacob Robinson · @JRobinsonWoN
January 17th, 2024 - 11:58 am ET

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Coming to Netflix exclusively in January 2024, Box to Box Films is back with another exciting new docuseries, Six Nations: Full Contact. With never-before-seen access to all six teams competing in the annual Six Nations rugby competition, the drama unfolds over eight hard-hitting episodes.

Six Nations: Full Contact is an upcoming Netflix Original sports docuseries centered around the events of the 2023 Guinness Men’s Six Nations, the annual Rugby competition that sees the nations of England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, and Wales compete.

Box to Box Films, the producer of F1: Drive to Survive, Break Point, and Full Swing, was behind the docuseries. James Gay-Rees and Martin Conway are executive producers on the series, with Joe Softly also producing.

Netflix has provided an official synopsis for the series;

“Inside the exhilarating world of the oldest and greatest annual international rugby tournament, giving fans an insight into pulsating behind the scenes moments, as the best teams in Europe battle it out in some of the biggest matches in the rugby calendar to take home the prestigious trophy. As the pressure and intensity builds, who will claim one of the sport’s biggest prizes?”

When is Six Nations: Full Contact coming to Netflix?

We have official confirmation that Six Nations: Full Contact will be available to stream on Netflix starting January 24th, 2024.

A premiere for the series took place in London on January 15th, 2024.

What is the episode count?

We can confirm that there will be a total of eight episodes.

Which Rugby players will feature in Six Nations: Full Contact?

All six competing teams and their coaching staff will be featured extensively in the docuseries.

However, some stars we can confirm that will be interviewed are the likes of England’s Ellis Genge, France’s Gaël Fickou, and Scotland’s Finn Russell.