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[/imageframe][/fullwidth][fusion_text]Working as the boxing consultant on the set of the movie “Real Steel” was such a rewarding experience. The cast and crew truly made me feel at home, especially Hugh Jackman and director Shawn Levy. It was also great to connect with Steven Spielberg when he stopped by the set.
There is some really great behind-the-scenes footage of me with the guys. I’m featured in the beginning of it, working with them on boxing choreography and jump roping skills. Hugh was immensely dedicated and a fast learner.[/fusion_text]
