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Published 18:10 9 Aug 2026 BST
Updated 15:42 9 Aug 2026 BST

Time is running out for boxing fans. All six Rocky movies are reportedly set to leave Netflix next month, giving subscribers in Ireland just a few weeks to watch – or rewatch – Sylvester Stallone’s iconic saga.
With the clock ticking, anyone planning a Rocky marathon should lace up the gloves sooner rather than later.
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Rocky, Rocky II, Rocky III, Rocky IV, Rocky V and 2006’s Rocky Balboa are all due to leave the streaming service in September, as reported by Screen Rant. Stallone has built a career as one of cinema’s great action stars – with the Rambo films, Demolition Man and The Expendables among his other hits – but the Rocky saga remains his most beloved work.
The full six-film run is reportedly scheduled to depart over the coming weeks, leaving fans in Ireland a narrow window to binge the underdog story from the original film through to Rocky Balboa. It is not yet clear where the films will stream next, so anyone keen to revisit the saga may be best planning a marathon while they still can. For your next watch, you can also check the new films on Netflix Ireland this month.
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