An eye-opening sports documentary that leaves you questioning the integrity of some sports officiating. It provides valuable insights into questionable calls in sports and the potential impact of external factors on game outcomes. This film makes you wonder about the hidden stories behind some of the most controversial moments in sports history.
Great documentary. The greatest evil? Is the love of money. The NBA has been doing this described in the movie" for decades. The NBA is a multi-billion dollar buisness. Do yourself a favor and watch this film.
If you go by just the documentary id say. He didn’t fix any games but he did bet on games with inside info so he was an idiot for folding i think all of them were besides the mob guy. That makes since because the mob guy has been through this stuff already then you have two other guys that wasnt facing prison before of course they folded
As for the NBA, the FbI should have continued the inquiry because they’re for sure corrupt as fuck. The FIB took the bribes too so stop coming on these docs and pretending like they’re the good guys stfu
To this day they still force games to go to game 7 in the finals, theres too much money to be made to not have corruption
Donaghy definitely didn’t fix games because it takes more than one person to do that so often. All they could have charged him with was the betting on games. He definitely made more than $30,000 lol
Last note is that mob guy sounds like a fucking idiot and just wanted be on tv. He dumb dumb, you didnt fix nba games you just got info stupid. All of this would have been fine if he wasn’t involved. Live and learn i guess.
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With the rise of sports gambling becoming legalized across the United States, this is as relevant as ever! This one seemed to have a different vibe than the rest of the series, as the others were more information based, and this is more investigative based and making you question "who" is at fault here. Fun story and definitely made me think!
Rating: 3/5 - 75% - Worth Watching