Kevin Hart’s Cold As Balls is officially coming to Netflix on September 20, with seven new episodes premiering globally. Netflix has also confirmed Novak Djokovic as the seventh athlete joining Hart for the new run.
The episodes were filmed live during Fanatics Fest in New York in August and feature a mix of athletes from tennis, football, basketball, MMA and soccer. Djokovic joins the previously announced lineup of Serena Williams, Cooper Flagg, IShowSpeed, Rob Gronkowski, Sean O’Malley and Zlatan Ibrahimović.
Cold As Balls Brings Seven New Episodes to Netflix on September 20
The new installment of Cold As Balls will consist of seven episodes, expanding the previously announced lineup with Djokovic.
Hart’s interview series puts its guests alongside him in an ice tub for conversations that mix sports, comedy and more personal topics. The format has previously featured athletes from across the sports world, with the new Netflix episodes continuing that setup in front of the Fanatics Fest audience.
The September 20 premiere will bring all seven newly filmed episodes to Netflix globally.
There is also one guest who breaks from the usual Cold As Balls formula. Marcello Hernández will make a special appearance, becoming the first non-athlete invited into the tub.
Novak Djokovic Joins Serena Williams, IShowSpeed and More
The seven guests confirmed for the new Netflix episodes are Novak Djokovic, Serena Williams, Cooper Flagg, IShowSpeed, Rob Gronkowski, Sean O’Malley and Zlatan Ibrahimović.
Djokovic and Williams represent tennis, while Gronkowski comes from the NFL, Flagg from basketball, O’Malley from MMA and Ibrahimović from soccer. IShowSpeed also joins Hart after becoming closely associated with sports through his online content.
Djokovic is the latest addition, with Netflix confirming his episode alongside the September 20 release date.
Who Is Behind Cold As Balls?
Michael D. Ratner directs the new episodes and co-created Cold As Balls with Sean Spencer. Ratner and Kfir Goldberg serve as showrunners.
The executive producers are Michael D. Ratner, Scott Ratner and Kfir Goldberg for OBB; Jeff Clanagan and Tina Maher for Hartbeat; Kevin Hart; Tyler Salter; and Dave Becky. The series is produced by OBB in association with Hartbeat.