‘Exclusive inner-sanctum insights’: Fans get first look at untold Penrith stories in new documentary series

It takes a lot to win three titles on the trot, and the Panthers have decided to take fans into their inner sanctum with a new series that launches next week.

The Panthers will take fans behind the scenes in their run for a third-straight title. Picture: Panthers Digital

Footy fans are set to get a rare glimpse behind the curtain into what it takes to become the most successful team of the modern era, with the Panthers and Channel 9 to air a three-part documentary that takes viewers into Penrith’s inner sanctum.

The first episode of the Undisputed series will be released on February 16, with the final part to air just before the NRL season kicks off.

FULL DETAILS 👀 Embark on a captivating journey through the 2023 NRL Finals Series in this three-part series.

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It follows on from their All the Way documentary that aired last season, with surfing legend Mick Fanning narrating their quest to defend their 2021 title.

The latest series looks at how the mountain men defied history to win a third-straight title, with a WWE championship belt driving them in their quest to be the undisputed champions of the world.

The episodes will include interviews, never before seen footage and show the players in a new light that we don’t get to see on the field.

The documentary will delve into the drama during the finals, including Nathan Cleary’s finger injury. Picture: Panthers Digital

“We are excited to offer fans an exclusive behind-the-scenes perspective, unveiling the unwavering effort, dedication and passion that characterised the club’s 2023 NRL finals campaign,” Panthers rugby league chief executive Matt Cameron said.

“There’s a lot that goes into a rugby league season, especially through a finals campaign, and we’re proud that our cameras captured exclusive inner-sanctum insights that occur inside our club.

“We also take immense pride in showcasing our players beyond the rugby league limelight, highlighting that there is a depth to their identity beyond the game they play.”