Prime Video has announced for Taurasi, a three-part docuseries chronicling the story of basketball legend Diana Taurasi, whose relentless pursuit of greatness has transcended the boundaries of sport.
The logline: Pioneer. Iconoclast. G.O.A.T. These words—and more—describe the remarkable arc of basketball legend Diana Taurasi, whose personal and professional journey to the top of her sport are truly singular. Highlighted by three NCAA Championships at the University of Connecticut, three Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) titles with the Phoenix Mercury, six Olympic gold medals, and six Euroleague crowns, Taurasi established a new standard for excellence, crafting a resume—and creating an on-court style—that may never be equaled.
Taurasi’s journey to the top has been as complex as it is remarkable. Fiercely competitive and unapologetic, she has navigated scrutiny both on and off the court, including stints playing abroad in Russia and Turkey. Through it all, her unwavering loyalty to teammates and devotion to family have defined her just as much as her brilliant and fearless style of play.
Now, through candid interviews with Taurasi, her relatives, teammates, coaches, journalists and others who’ve witnessed her path first-hand, this three-part documentary series, titled Taurasi, will reveal an at once funny, defiant, vulnerable, and deeply relatable athlete, whose authenticity and commitment to greatness have revolutionized women’s basketball.
Presented by Prime Video Sports and Skydance Sports, Taurasi is produced by Meadowlark Media and Institute, in association with Difficult Media, and directed by Katie Bender Wynn. The series is executive produced by Jesse Sisgold, Jason Reed, and Jon Weinbach of Skydance Sports; John Skipper and Deirdre Fenton of Meadowlark Media; Lauren Greenfield and Frank Evers of Institute; and Kate Fagan and Katie Bender Wynn.