Hudson Williams’ New Script Gets Stuck on Ice: Ex‑Hockey Player Character Keeps Slipping Up
Hudson Williams, the Canadian actor‑director best known for the queer‑hockey romance “Heated Rivalry,” is currently drafting a new film that places a former hockey player at its centre.
In a recent interview Williams admitted he’s “getting tripped up” over the ex‑hockey player character, noting that the script feels like it’s skating on thin ice.
He explained that the difficulty lies in portraying life after the rink in a way that feels authentic without turning the story into a slap‑shot of clichés.
While the project remains in its early stages, Williams says he is still working to untangle the narrative and give the character a clear path forward.
The humor of the situation is not a critique of the sport itself but a nod to how even seasoned storytellers can find their ideas slipping before they find solid footing.
San Antonio Becomes Temporary Capital of Punching
Emanuel Navarrete and O’Shaquie Foster will meet in San Antonio on Saturday, Oct. 24, in a junior‑lightweight (super featherweight) un…