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Heated Rivalry Season 2 Heads to Summer 2026 Shoot, Spring 2027 Debut
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Heated Rivalry Season 2 Heads to Summer 2026 Shoot, Spring 2027 Debut

The Hollywood Reporter confirms Heated Rivalry has been renewed for a Season 2, with production set for Summer 2026 and a U.S. debut in Spring 2027 on HBO Max (Crave in Canada). Creators Jacob Tierney and Brendan Brady say they’re writing and shooting the new season, building on the show’s Canadian roots as an adaptation of Rachel Reid’s Game Changers books. The series stars Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie as hockey rivals Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov, and Reid also announced a seventh Game Changers novel, Unrivaled, slated for a 2027 release.

From Kitchen Dreams to HBO Stardom: Connor Storrie Plays Ilya in Heated Rivalry
entertainment1 month ago

From Kitchen Dreams to HBO Stardom: Connor Storrie Plays Ilya in Heated Rivalry

Connor Storrie, a Texas-born actor who once worked in restaurants, emerges as Ilya Rozanov in HBO Max’s Heated Rivalry, adapting Rachel Reid’s hockey romance. The show’s breakthrough on HBO, strong on-screen chemistry with Hudson Williams, and commitment to the source material boosted its popularity and secured a Season 2 renewal. Storrie discusses working with creator Jacob Tierney, the importance of honoring the books, and anticipated deeper vulnerability in Shane and Ilya’s evolving relationship, with Reid’s involvement helping align fans’ expectations.

Heated Rivalry Season 2: Author Hints at Expanding the Book-Inspired World
entertainment1 month ago

Heated Rivalry Season 2: Author Hints at Expanding the Book-Inspired World

CinemaBlend reports that the hit series Heated Rivalry has been renewed for Season 2 (and 3). Season 2 will continue with Ilya and Shane’s story from The Long Game, but fans wonder whether future seasons will adapt other book arcs like Tory and Harris from Role Model or elements from Game Changer, as author Rachel Reid shares details about the plan.