This week on the channel +1.5M views this week

Ronaldo's car-door courtesy comes with jokes on Netflix Sports

A scene from I Am Georgina joins Mourinho's Italian-language arrival in the channel's two-upload week.

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Netflix Sports Story of November 1, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

"Gentleman." 😎 Cristiano Ronaldo had jokes as he held the door for Georgina 😂

Cristiano Ronaldo announces that he never opens the door, but today he will. Moments later, holding the car door for Georgina Rodríguez, he supplies his own review: "Gentleman." Then he jokes about whether this is actually something he always does.

That small off-field exchange from I Am Georgina was Netflix Sports' most-watched new upload, reaching roughly 34,000 views. Georgina puts her cup inside, Ronaldo laughs, and the scene ends with him closing the door and waving to the crew. No goals required.

The week's other arrival found José Mourinho making an impression before any football had been played. The excerpt from MOURINHO recalls his arrival at Inter Milan and the reporters surprised by his fluent Italian. It is a neat glimpse of the preparation behind the public performance, especially knowing that his Inter spell would culminate in the league, domestic cup and Champions League treble in 2010.

Ronaldo's clip is also attracting the most daily viewing among the channel's busiest uploads right now. Between the two new arrivals sits September's Zlatan Ibrahimović exchange with Kevin Hart from Cold As Balls, giving the week another dose of football personalities away from the pitch.

Across the channel, weekly viewing reached about 1.5 million, while subscribers remained unchanged. Daily viewing is running below its usual level. Among nearby broadcaster and streaming channels, that weekly total sits close to Doctor Who's; Paramount Plus had a much bigger viewing week. For Netflix Sports, the fresh material was less about sporting spectacle than the people behind it.

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