Luke Hawx is taking the story of his life and career to the screen in a new documentary planned for release in 2027.

The veteran performer announced that the project, described as deeply personal, is being developed through Ra-Ra Stories, a Louisiana-based production company he has launched. Hawx said the documentary will be the company’s first major release and is being made in collaboration with Bludot Productions. An official teaser trailer has also been unveiled as part of the announcement.

For Hawx, the project brings together multiple sides of a career that has extended well beyond the wrestling ring. He began wrestling in 1999 and has worked across independent promotions during a lengthy in-ring run. His resume has also included appearances on WWE television, acting roles in major films, stunt work, action coordination, producing and promoting.

While Hawx has not disclosed a full slate of production details, contributors, or a specific release date within 2027, the documentary is positioned as a look at the path that carried him from a difficult childhood into entertainment and professional wrestling.

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A Personal Story at the Center of Ra-Ra Stories’ First Major Project

In announcing the film, Hawx explained that entertainment has been central to his life and that his aspirations to perform helped him through what he characterized as a rough and difficult upbringing. Those ambitions, he said, ultimately opened doors across wrestling, film and behind-the-scenes entertainment work.

“Dreams of becoming an entertainer are what helped me navigate through a very rough and difficult childhood,” Hawx said.

That personal foundation appears to be a key element of the documentary. Rather than framing the project solely around matches, bookings, film credits or individual professional milestones, Hawx has presented it as the story of his life. The teaser’s arrival signals that the project has moved beyond an early concept, though its complete scope has not yet been announced.

Hawx also used the announcement to introduce Ra-Ra Stories as the next phase of his work in entertainment. The company is based in Louisiana and is intended to create original projects for film, television, digital platforms and live entertainment. Hawx’s stated vision is for locally made work to reach a worldwide audience.

“Made here. Seen worldwide,” Hawx said in outlining the company’s approach.

The documentary will therefore serve two purposes: it is a personal career project for Hawx, and it is the first major public undertaking under the Ra-Ra Stories banner. Its collaboration with Bludot Productions gives the project an additional production partner as it works toward its targeted 2027 launch.

Hawx’s Wrestling Career Spans Decades

Hawx entered professional wrestling in 1999, beginning a career that has now covered more than two decades. That longevity is particularly notable in an industry where many performers follow winding routes between regional scenes, independent promotions, larger televised opportunities and work outside the ring.

His background includes extensive independent wrestling experience, as well as appearances on WWE television. The announcement arrives as Hawx has been winding down his in-ring career, making a documentary a natural way to reflect on the many stages of that journey while also looking toward what comes next.

A documentary built around a wrestler with a long independent history can offer a different perspective than a conventional profile focused entirely on championship accomplishments or a single promotion. Hawx’s public description suggests that his film will have room for the personal circumstances that shaped him, the challenges of pursuing entertainment, and the transition into several other disciplines.

At this stage, Hawx has not revealed which periods of his wrestling career will receive the greatest attention, whether the film will feature interviews with wrestling peers, or how much footage from his time in the ring will be included. He has also not announced the documentary’s official title. Those details may emerge as the 2027 release approaches.

What is clear is that wrestling will be an important part of the story without being the only part. Hawx’s own account places professional wrestling within a larger life in entertainment, one that has included performance in front of the camera and work in creative and physical roles behind it.

From the Ring to Film and Action Work

Alongside his wrestling career, Hawx has appeared in films including Logan and The Fate of the Furious. His work has also encompassed stunt performing and action coordination, fields that require a distinct but related set of skills from professional wrestling.

There is a visible overlap between those worlds. Wrestling calls for athleticism, timing, physical storytelling and a commitment to character, while stunt performance and action coordination demand precision, planning and safety within physically demanding scenes. Hawx’s experience across both industries gives the forthcoming documentary a broader frame than a straightforward wrestling retrospective.

His announcement also referenced producing and promoting among the areas in which he has worked over the past 30 years. That range is significant as he enters the production-company phase of his career. Ra-Ra Stories is not being introduced as a one-off vehicle for a single autobiographical documentary; Hawx described it as a company built to develop original entertainment across several formats.

The documentary may be the most personal possible starting point for that ambition. It offers Hawx the opportunity to examine the experiences that took him from a childhood marked by hardship to a career involving wrestling rings, film sets and production responsibilities. It also establishes an early statement of purpose for the company: stories grounded in Louisiana but created with a larger audience in mind.

What Has Been Announced — and What Remains Unknown

Hawx has confirmed several central facts about the project. It is a documentary about his life. It is associated with Ra-Ra Stories and Bludot Productions. It is intended for release in 2027. And it is the first major project from Hawx’s new company.

Beyond those points, substantial details have yet to be made public. No exact premiere date has been provided. Hawx has not named a director, a distributor, a streaming platform, a television home or a theatrical plan. The running time, full creative team and interview lineup also remain unannounced.

There has likewise been no detailed breakdown of the documentary’s narrative structure. Hawx’s comments indicate that it will explore his upbringing and a long career across wrestling and entertainment, but audiences will have to wait for further material to learn how those threads will be assembled.

That measured rollout is consistent with the project’s current stage. Hawx emphasized that work has been underway and expressed excitement about sharing the first official teaser, while also asking followers to stay tuned for what comes next. The teaser introduces the film to the public, but it does not close the book on forthcoming announcements.

A New Chapter for Hawx

The timing of the project reflects a transition for Hawx. As his in-ring career winds down, he is continuing to create within the entertainment industry rather than stepping away from it. The launch of Ra-Ra Stories gives that next chapter a formal home, and the documentary gives it an immediate, personal centerpiece.

For wrestling audiences, the film has the potential to document a career rooted in the independent scene and shaped by the persistence required to remain active across decades. For viewers more familiar with Hawx’s screen work, it may offer added context on the wrestling background and personal experiences behind his move into acting, stunts and action coordination.

Hawx’s story is also one of professional range. He has pursued performance, physical action work, creative coordination, production and promotion, while continuing to identify wrestling as a central part of his journey. The documentary’s eventual release will determine how fully it captures those overlapping chapters, but its premise provides a wide canvas.

For now, Hawx has made the direction of his next major project clear. The Ra-Ra Stories debut will focus on the man behind the Luke Hawx name, tracing the ambitions and adversity that he says led him to a life in entertainment. With a 2027 release currently planned, further details on the documentary are expected as production progresses.

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