Fighting With My Family is coming to Tubi
Florence Pugh brings fire, nerves, and family loyalty to a crowd-pleasing true story built for wrestling fans and underdog loyalists.
Remind MeWrestling movies work best when they understand that the ring is never just the ring. Fighting With My Family gets that. It has body slams, locker room nerves, family chaos, and the very specific terror of wanting something so much that getting close to it feels dangerous.
Florence Pugh stars as Saraya, a young wrestler from a tight-knit British wrestling family who gets a shot at WWE. That setup could go glossy fast, but this movie keeps its boots on the ground. The jokes land because the family feels real. The ambition lands because the pressure does too.
Directed by Stephen Merchant and powered by a cast that knows exactly how to play both the comedy and the ache, Fighting With My Family is arriving on Tubi soon. Add it to your list before the entrance music hits.
The Cast
Florence Pugh
Pugh plays Saraya, the Norwich wrestler who has to turn family grit into WWE-ready confidence. She gives the movie its beating heart, balancing sarcasm, fear, drive, and the jolt of realizing that a dream can feel lonely once it gets real.
Jack Lowden
Lowden plays Zak, Saraya's brother, trainer, and fiercest believer. His story gives the film its emotional bite, because his love for wrestling is just as real. He brings warmth to the pain of being close to someone else's shot.
Lena Headey
Headey plays Julia, the kind of wrestling mum who loves hard, fights harder, and never treats the ring like a hobby. She makes the family feel lived-in, loud, loyal, and impossible not to root for from the first scene.
Vince Vaughn
Vaughn plays Hutch Morgan, the WWE trainer who sees potential but refuses to hand out comfort. His dry, sharp presence gives Saraya a wall to push against, and the training scenes get their snap from his no-nonsense energy.
“Step into the ring, then find out who you are.”
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Why Watch It
Fighting With My Family is for anyone who loves a sports story with bruises in the right places. It has the rush of a big opportunity, but it also knows the strange cost of leaving home, outgrowing expectations, and trying to prove you belong in a room where everyone is watching.
The movie's secret weapon is its affection for the family at the center of it. They are loud, intense, funny, and completely sincere about wrestling as a way of life. That love keeps the film from turning into a simple rise-to-fame story. It is about identity, loyalty, and learning how to stand alone without leaving your people behind.
If WWE is your thing, there is plenty here to enjoy. If it is not, the emotional engine still hits. This is a funny, scrappy, big-hearted movie about chasing the dream that scares you most, and it is coming soon to Tubi.
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Stephen Merchant
Florence Pugh, Lena Headey, Nick Frost, Jack Lowden, Vince Vaughn, Dwayne Johnson
Coming soon to Tubi