“Oklahoma City Thunder For Life”: The Definitive Documentary on Oklahoma City Thunder Basketball Premieres on Netflix — A Must-Watch for Every Fan!
June 25, 2025 | OKLAHOMA CITY, OK — A love letter to one of the NBA’s most passionate and resilient franchises, “Oklahoma City Thunder For Life” has officially premiered on Netflix — and it’s already being hailed as the most definitive and emotional documentary ever made about Thunder basketball.
Produced by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Ava Richardson and narrated by Oklahoma native and actor James Marsden, the 6-part docuseries dives deep into the heart, soul, and history of the Oklahoma City Thunder, from their controversial relocation from Seattle to their transformation into a beloved staple of Oklahoma sports culture.
“Oklahoma City Thunder For Life” doesn’t just tell the story of basketball — it tells the story of a city that rallied around a team and found its identity through triumph, heartbreak, and loyalty. Featuring never-before-seen footage, exclusive interviews with franchise legends like Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook, Serge Ibaka, and current stars such as Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Chet Holmgren, the series captures the emotional rollercoaster of Thunder basketball like never before.
From the 2012 NBA Finals run to the departure of superstars, to rebuilding eras and improbable playoff pushes, the documentary chronicles every twist with unmatched authenticity. Fans will also hear powerful testimonies from Coach Mark Daigneault, GM Sam Presti, and the late Monty Williams, whose voice is heard in a moving tribute to perseverance and growth.
Thunder fans worldwide have already taken to social media to praise the series, calling it “chilling,” “inspiring,” and “a proud moment for OKC.” The premiere has sparked a wave of renewed Thunder pride — reigniting memories and reminding fans why the blue, orange, and navy runs through their veins.
For anyone who has ever cheered inside Paycom Center or supported the Thunder from afar, “Oklahoma City Thunder For Life” is more than a documentary. It’s a legacy. It’s a community. It’s a declaration that this team, through highs and lows, is etched forever in NBA history — and in the hearts of its fans.
Now streaming worldwide only on Netflix.