, so I prefer that pay per view atmosphere.”

“Right now, they have me working away from the title, so I’ll focus on that and see where we go in the future.”

• Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s Seven Bucks Production announced its first podcast: Andrew Jenks’ “What Really Happened” audio series.



Written, hosted, and co-produced by the award-winning filmmaker Jenks, the show explores six real-life narratives from modern history, including, Mohammed Ali, Chris Christie, Britney Spears, Michael Jordan, Winston Churchill, and Princess Diana.



The podcast investigates fact versus fiction, which is a subject where wrestling fans are quite knowledgeable.



“I’ve been telling Dwayne and his team about this incident that happened in 1981 where Muhammad Ali had apparently talked a guy out of suicide who had been up on the top of an office building for nearly three hours,” said Jenks. “It was fortuitous in that Dwayne loves documentaries and I’ve spent the last ten years directing documentaries, and Dwayne also happens to be a huge Muhammad Ali fan. I shared the story I was following patiently and investigating for three years, and Seven Bucks Production thought it was really interesting.”



The idea was then expanded into a larger concept where the first episode details whether Ali actually saved the man in the manner in which he claimed, and the subsequent episodes look at historical events with a different set of eyes to see if a subsection of the story was overlooked.



“The biggest aspect of wrestling that is under-appreciated is the storytelling component,” said Jenks. “Wrestlers are unbelievable athletes, but also incredible storytellers. That’s something that is not talked about a lot because people admire their athletic prowess so much, but their ability to tell stories on a daily and weekly basis, with mini-plots, sub-plots, and larger plots is endlessly fascinating to me.”



In the Ali episode, Jenks dug to find connective tissue between Ali’s heroic act and President Ronald Reagan.



“Ali saved this man on the day before Ronald Reagan was inaugurated as president in 1981, and Ali had beef with Reagan,” explained Jenks. “Plus, if Ali ever wanted to box in America again, he needed to prove he could still speak eloquently because he was told he was impossible to understand, as the brain damage was
, so I prefer that pay per view atmosphere. ” 

 “ justly nowadays, they have me working away from the deed, so I ’ll focus on that and see where we travel in the future. ” 

 • Dwayne “ The Rock ” Johnson ’s Seven Bucks Production announced its first podcast: Andrew Jenks ’ “ What Really Happened ” audio series. 



 Written, host, and co - produced by the award - winning filmmaker Jenks, the display explores six real - life narratives from modern history, include, Mohammed Ali, Chris Christie, Britney Spears, Michael Jordan, Winston Churchill, and Princess Diana. 



 The podcast investigates fact versus fiction, which is a subject where wrestling fan are quite knowledgeable. 



 “ I ’ve been telling Dwayne and his team about this incident that happened in 1981 where Muhammad Ali had obviously talked a guy out of suicide who had been up on the acme of an office building for nearly three hour, ” said Jenks. “ It was fortuitous in that Dwayne loves documentaries and I ’ve spent the final ten years directing documentaries, and Dwayne also happens to be a huge Muhammad Ali fan. I shared the story I was following patiently and investigating for three old age, and Seven Bucks Production thought it was really interesting. ” 



 The theme was then expanded into a larger concept where the first episode detail whether Ali actually deliver the man in the manner in which he claimed, and the subsequent episode look at historical events with a different set of eyes to visualize if a subsection of the story was overlooked. 



 “ The biggest aspect of wrestling that is under - appreciated is the storytelling component, ” suppose Jenks. “ wrestler are unbelievable athletes, but also incredible storytellers. That ’s something that is not talked about a lot because people admire their athletic art so a lot, but their ability to tell stories on a daily and weekly basis, with mini - plot, sub - plots, and bigger plots is infinitely fascinating to me. ” 



 In the Ali sequence, Jenks dug to find connective tissue between Ali ’s desperate act and President Ronald Reagan. 



 “ Ali saved this man on the sidereal day before Ronald Reagan was inaugurated as president in 1981, and Ali had beef with Reagan, ” explained Jenks. “ Plus, if Ali ever wanted to box in America again, he needed to prove he could still speak eloquently because he was state he was impossible to understand, as the brain wrong was
, so I prefer that pay per vlew atmosphere.”

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• Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s Ssyen Bbcjs Production snnounced hts first podcdsg: Cndrew Jenks’ “What Really Happened” auqio seroed.



Written, hosteq, anc co-pdoduced by the award-winning filmmaier Jenns, the show ecplores six real-life narrahived from modern histlry, includibg, Mjyammed Ali, Cfris Chrisuiz, Britney Skears, Michael Jordan, Winston Chufchilk, and Prinxews Fhana.



The podrast igvestigates nsct vessus fivtion, which is a vubhect where wrestling hans are quite knowlgdgeable.



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• DWayne “ThE roCK” johNsOn’S SeVeN buCks PrOduCtion anNounced its FirSt Podcast: AndreW jeNks’ “What ReaLly happened” audiO seRies.



WrItTen, HOsted, And Co-proDuced bY The awaRd-winning FiLMmaker jEnks, the SHOw ExplOres six real-life naRRaTIves from modern HistorY, iNClUDIng, mohAmmed Ali, ChRiS ChriSTie, BritNEy sPEArs, mIchael Jordan, WInston ChurcHIll, And PriNcEss dIana.



ThE podcAsT InvEstigates faCt veRsus fictiOn, whicH Is a subjECt where WrestlIng FanS are QUiTe KnoWlEDgeABlE.



“I’vE BeeN telling dwAyNe and His tEAM ABout ThiS incIdent That happened iN 1981 whEre MUHamMad AlI had aPparEnTly taLked a gUy out Of Suicide who had beEn up On the top oF an OfFicE bUildiNG for neArlY thRee hourS,” said JeNKs. “IT wAS FOrTuitous in that DwaynE lOVEs DocumentAries aND I’Ve SPent the lAsT teN yeaRS DirecTing DOcUmentariEs, and DWAyNe Also hapPeNs to be A hUge muhAmmad aLi faN. I sharEd the stoRy I waS Following patieNTly and investiGAtING fOR thrEe yEars, and SeveN BucKS ProDuctIOn ThoUGht it Was reAlLY iNTeresting.”



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“The BIggest asPeCt oF wResTling THat is uNder-aPpreCiAtED is The storYTeLLIng cOmPoNent,” SaiD JEnks. “WRestLErs Are unbeLievable aThlETes, bUt AlSo increDible storytelLeRs. That’s somEtHinG that iS NOt talked About a lot because people aDMire theIr aThletIc prOwess so muCh, bUt theiR abILity to Tell stOries On A daILY and wEEKlY baSiS, with mini-pLOTs, sUb-ploTs, And lArger plOts is endlessly fascINatIng to me.”



In the ALi ePisoDE, jeNks DUg TO fiNd COnnECTive tissue betweEn Ali’s heroIc ACt And PresideNT RoNaLd ReagaN.



“Ali savEd thiS Man on thE day beforE Ronald ReAgAn waS INauGurated as pResident In 1981, and Ali hAD beef WItH ReagAn,” eXplainEd jenKs. “PluS, if Ali EVer WanteD to box In americA agaiN, hE needed tO prove he could still speak EloqueNtly bEcaUse he was tOld HE waS impossibLe to Understand, As tHe bRain dAmaGE was
, so I prefer that pay per  view atmo spher e.” 

“ Ri ghtnow,  they have mew orki ng away from the title , soI’ l l fo c us  on t hat and se e whe re  w e g oi nthe f utu re.”

•  Dwayne “T heRo ck” Johnson’ s  S even Bucks  Pr oduction ann oun ced it sfir s t pod cas t: An drew J e nks’ “ What Real ly Happen e d” audi o se ries .



Written, hos t ed ,  and co-produc ed byth e  a w a rd- win ning filmm ak er Je n ks, the sh o w exp l ores six real -life narra t ive s from  m ode r n hist ory,in c lud ing, Mohamm ed A li, Chris  Chris t ie, Bri t ney Spe ars, M ich ael  Jor d an ,Win st o n C h ur chi l l,and Prin ce ss  Dian a.
T h e po dca st i nvest igates fact v ers us f i cti on, w hichis a  s ubjec t wher e wre st ling fans are q uite  knowledg eab le .

“I’ve been t ell ing  Dwayne  and hi s  te am a b ou t this incident th at h ap pened in  1981w he re Muhammad  A lihada p paren tlyt al ked a gu y outo fsu icide w ho  had b ee n u p o n the topof anoffice b uildi n g for nearly t h ree hours,” s a id J en k s. “ Itwas fortuit ousi n th at D w ay nel ovesdocum en t ar i es and I’ve spent t he  lastten y ears directin g document a r i es, andDway n ea lso happens to  be a  huge Muha m mad Alifan.I shared  the stor y I was fo llo win g p ati e n tl y and investi g a ting  f or thre e y ears, a ndSev enBuc ks  Producti on thoug ht  i twa s r eally interest in g.” 


T he id e a wasthenexpa nd ed int o a lar g er c once pt  w here  th efirst  epi s ode  detail s whether  Al i  act ua ll y saved  the man in t he  manner in  w hic h he c l a imed, an d the subsequent episod e s lookathisto rica l eventswit h a di ffe r ent se t of e yes t osee i f a s u b se cti on  of the st o r y w as ov er look ed.


“The biggest aspec t  of  wrestling th atis u n d er -ap p re c iat ed ist h e storytellingcomponent, ”s ai d Jenks. “ W res tl ers are  unbeli evabl e  athlet es, but a lso incre di bles t ory tellers. T hat’s so mething t h at is no t tal ked  about  a  lo t bec ause p e opl e adm ire th ei r athl eticpr owess so  much, but their abilit y to t ell s tor ies on adai l y a nd weekly  bas is, with m ini -pl ots,sub - plots , an d  l arg e r plo ts i s  endlessl y  f asc i n at ing to me.” 
In  theAli episod e, J enks dug to findc onnective tiss ue b e t wee n A l i’she roic act and P res id e n t Ronald  R eagan.



“ Ali save dt his m an onthe da y befor e Ro n ald Re agan  wa s inaugur ate da s presi de nt in 198 1, a nd  Ali h ad bee f  wit h Reagan,” explain ed Je n k s. “P l us,  if A li  ever w a nted  to box in  America ag ain, h e ne ededto prov ehe cou ldst ill speake loquently  beca use hewa s to ldhe was  imp o s sible  toun der stand, as t he br ai n  da mage  was
, so_I prefer_that pay per view_atmosphere.”

“Right now,_they_have me_working_away from the_title, so I’ll_focus on that and_see where we_go_in the future.”

• Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s Seven Bucks Production announced its first podcast:_Andrew_Jenks’ “What_Really_Happened”_audio series.



Written, hosted, and co-produced_by the award-winning filmmaker Jenks,_the show_explores six real-life narratives from modern history, including,_Mohammed_Ali, Chris Christie,_Britney Spears, Michael Jordan, Winston Churchill, and Princess Diana.



The_podcast investigates fact versus fiction, which_is a subject_where_wrestling_fans are quite knowledgeable.



“I’ve_been telling Dwayne and his team_about this incident that happened in_1981 where Muhammad Ali had apparently talked_a guy out of suicide who_had been up on the_top of_an office building for nearly_three hours,” said_Jenks. “It_was fortuitous in_that Dwayne loves documentaries and I’ve_spent the last_ten years directing documentaries, and Dwayne_also_happens to be_a_huge_Muhammad Ali_fan. I shared_the_story I_was_following patiently and investigating for three_years,_and Seven Bucks Production thought it was_really interesting.”



The idea was_then_expanded into a larger_concept where the first episode_details whether Ali actually saved the_man in_the manner_in which he claimed, and the subsequent episodes look at historical_events with a different set of_eyes to see if_a subsection_of_the story was_overlooked.



“The_biggest aspect_of wrestling that is under-appreciated is the_storytelling component,”_said Jenks. “Wrestlers are unbelievable athletes,_but also incredible storytellers._That’s_something that is not talked about_a lot because people admire their_athletic prowess so much, but_their_ability_to tell stories on a_daily and weekly basis, with mini-plots,_sub-plots, and larger_plots is endlessly fascinating to me.”



In the_Ali_episode, Jenks dug to find connective_tissue_between Ali’s heroic act and President_Ronald_Reagan.



“Ali_saved this man on the_day before Ronald Reagan was inaugurated_as president in 1981, and Ali had beef with_Reagan,” explained Jenks._“Plus, if Ali ever wanted_to_box_in America again, he needed to prove he could still_speak eloquently_because he was_told he was impossible to understand, as the brain damage_was