Michael B Jordan Unveils Muhammad Ali Series & Creed Spinoff

Michael B Jordan has announced three new TV shows as a producer for Prime Video. The projects include a Muhammad Ali biographical series titled 'The Greatest', a 'Creed' spinoff called 'Delphi', and an adaptation of Rebecca Yarros' romance novel 'Fourth Wing'. The Muhammad Ali series will be created by Ben Watkins with Lonnie Ali serving as a consultant, and actor Jaalen Best cast as the boxing legend. The 'Delphi' spinoff will be produced with Ryan Coogler and begin filming in Los Angeles on May 18.

Key Points: Michael B Jordan Announces Ali Series, Creed Spinoff

  • Michael B Jordan announces three new TV shows
  • Muhammad Ali biographical series 'The Greatest' is a first-ever project about Ali's life
  • 'Creed' spinoff 'Delphi' will begin production on May 18
  • TV adaptation of Rebecca Yarros' best-selling romance 'Fourth Wing' announced
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Michael B Jordan announces Muhammad Ali biographical series, 'Creed' spinoff and more

Michael B Jordan reveals three new TV shows: Muhammad Ali biopic 'The Greatest', 'Creed' spinoff 'Delphi', and 'Fourth Wing' adaptation.

"Lonnie Ali joined him to speak about the project, expressing her trust in him and his team. - Variety"

Los Angeles, May 12

Oscar-winner Michael B Jordan has unveiled a trio of TV shows, lined up for him as a producer, including the likes of the Muhammad Ali biographical series.

According to Variety, Michael B Jordan's appearance was among the closing acts at Amazon's upfront presentation at the Beacon Theatre in New York, offering a glimpse into his growing role as a producer.

Among the announced titles that Jordan will produce for Prime Video are Muhammad Ali's biographical series 'The Greatest', the 'Creed' spinoff 'Delphi', and the 'Fourth Wing'.

Taking to the stage, the 'Sinners' star began by speaking about his passion for presenting the story of boxing legend Ali with the new show 'The Greatest', marking a first-ever project about Ali's life.

Created by Ben Watkins, the show will follow Muhammad Ali from his roots as Cassius Clay through his iconic career, with the wife of the late Ali, Lonnie Ali, serving as a consultant.

Jordan shared how Lonnie Ali joined him to speak about the project, expressing her trust in him and his team.

Actor Jaalen Best will take on the leading role as Muhammad Ali, reported Variety.

In his next production, Michael B Jordan is looking forward to making 'Delphi' with Ryan Coogler. During the event, the actor reflected on when Coogler first asked him to play the role of Adonis Creed, the son of Apollo Creed.

He also announced that 'Delphi' will begin production in Los Angeles on May 18.

Last but not least, Jordan announced the TV series adaptation of author Rebecca Yarros' best-selling romance, 'Fourth Wing'.

- ANI

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Priya S
Fourth Wing adaptation sounds exciting, but I really hope they do justice to the book. Indian readers love fantasy romance, and Rebecca Yarros has a huge following here. Also, thrilled about the Creed spinoff - after Rocky series, it's great to see the legacy continue! 🇮🇳✨
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Arjun K
Yaar, I am happy for MBJ, but why does Hollywood keep making so many biographical series? Indian audience wants fresh content. Muhammad Ali is great but we have our own boxing heroes like Mary Kom whose stories could inspire globally too. Just saying...
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Sneha F
Wow, Lonnie Ali trusting MBJ with her husband's story says a lot. In India, we understand how important family blessings are for such projects. Hope Jaalen Best does justice to the role - Muhammad Ali was not just a boxer but a voice for the voiceless. 🕊️
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Varun X
Honestly, I think Michael B Jordan is overhyped. Yes, Creed was good, but do we need a spinoff? And another Ali series? We have 'When We Were Kings' already. Bollywood has shown how to make limited series work - maybe they should learn from 'Sacred Games' instead. Just my two cents.
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Neha E
Excited for all three! Delhi's production starting May 18 - great to see Hollywood productions keeping up despite strikes and delays. India also needs more sports biopics - we have so many untold stories. Meanwhile, I'll be binge-watching the 'Creed' movies this weekend to prepare! 🎬🍿

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