Warrior Pride (2018) is an American sports-drama flick. The plot follows the head coach of a state-level basketball team at a crossroads amid difficult situations that test his level of patience. The film, directed and written by Janaya Black, received mixed reviews from critics and audiences.
Here’s how you can watch and stream Warrior Pride (2018) via streaming services such as Peacock.
Is Warrior Pride (2018) available to watch via streaming?
Yes, Warrior Pride (2018) is available to watch via streaming on Peacock.
Dylan Baxter is the head coach of the acclaimed Michigan Warriors AAU basketball team. After winning tournaments on a state level, the coach dreams of taking his team to the globally massive national-level basketball championship. But, a cruel turn of events becomes a roadblock in this dream. Can Baxter defy the odds and turn the odds in his favor?
The film features Alijah Adams as Motor City Thunder Player, Mike Adams as Coach Motor City Thunder, and Bacari Alexander as SelfU of D Mercy College Coach, among others.
Watch Warrior Pride (2018) streaming via Peacock
Warrior Pride (2018) is available to watch on Peacock. Peacock aims to give ardent OTT connoisseurs a seamless real-time viewing experience in multiple pockets of the world armed with a curated palette of entertaining content in multiple languages, all under a unified umbrella.
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The official synopsis of Warrior Pride is as follows:
“As the head coach of the Michigan Warriors AAU basketball team, Dylan Baxter, finds himself at a perpetual crossroads as he strives to take his team to the national championship.”
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