9 Must Watch K-Dramas Based On Sports

Just like other rom-com K-dramas, a sports K-drama is equally interesting and fun to watch. With elements of family, friends, love, and the struggles of simple yet passionate leads, depicted realistically, makes it addictive to watch. So if you are in search of light-hearted and fun-filled entertainment with loads of laughter, this list is for you-

Racket Boys: Showcasing the passion and enthusiasm of younger badminton players, this series narrates friendship, love, and family drama in a smoothly humorous way, making it a must-watch for light-hearted entertainment picks.

Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo: Delving into dreams, passion, hard work, training, love, friendship, and family, this most loved K-drama is the story of a weightlifter and her steady approach toward her goals through various struggles and hardships.

Fight For My Way: Revolving around the life of four friends, this series is the story of a former taekwondo athlete and his struggles and hard work to return to the ring.

Hot Stove League: A new manager joins a once-popular baseball team and utilizes offbeat and innovative ideas to bring the team back to its glorious track.

Twenty-Five, Twenty-One: This saga of chasing dreams no matter what the situation is, the story of a high school fencer who despite her financial problems climbed high joining the national fencing team.

Run On: With a very realistic tone, this K-drama successfully captures the struggle and dreams of a track runner and a subtitle translator through simple dialogues, making it a journey of the healing process.

Short: Showcasing rivalry-turned-to-friendship, this K-drama series celebrates the dreams, self-discovery, and pursuit of athletic endeavors of two short-track speed skaters.

Mental Coach Jegal: This K-drama series features the story of a prodigy taekwondo athlete and her fall from fame after a scandalous incident. While she was dealing with depression, trauma, and self-doubt, she met someone who could just have the solutions for her situation.

Prison Playbook: This K-drama set in a prison artfully combines prisoners' lives with the passion of a baseball player who ended up in prison after an unfortunate incident.