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Antwuan Dixon’s New Doc “Hands Down” Looks Back on His Life, Skateboarding, and Faith in Jesus

God bless you, brother Antwuan! All glory to Jesus Christ!
ShreddER October 21, 2026
Antwuan Dixon’s New Doc “Hands Down” Looks Back on His Life, Skateboarding, and Faith in Jesus
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Professional skateboarder Antwuan Dixon has a story that goes far beyond skateboarding foreal!

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From becoming one of the most talked about names in skateboarding at a young age to facing serious personal struggles and spending time in prison, his life has taken him through some difficult chapters.

Now, with his upcoming documentary Hands Down, Dixon is ready to share his side of the story, including how finding faith in Jesus Christ has helped him rebuild his life.

Dixon rose to prominence as a professional skateboarder while still a teenager. By the time he was 16, he was already experiencing the kind of attention many young skaters could only dream of.

His talent, style, and presence on a skateboard earned him recognition in the skateboarding scene, and his career opened doors to opportunities that helped him establish his name.

But growing up in the public eye came with its own challenges.

As his reputation grew, his personal life also became a subject of public discussion.

Dixon has spoken about how people formed opinions about him before he had the chance to understand himself, with his private struggles often becoming part of the story people told about him.

In the years that followed his early success, Dixon faced serious difficulties that affected his life and career, including legal troubles and time behind bars.

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His experiences were a long way from the excitement of his early professional years, bringing challenges that extended far beyond skateboarding.

Since his time in prison, Dixon has spoken about finding faith and building a relationship with Jesus Christ.

His renewed belief in the Lord has become an important part of his life as he works toward a new chapter. His faith has offered him hope, direction, and a foundation for moving forward after years of hardship.

His story is now the focus of Hands Down, a documentary that gives him the opportunity to speak for himself.

In the teaser announcement, Dixon shared a personal message about growing up under public scrutiny and having others form opinions about his life before he fully understood who he was.

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“I was thrown into the spotlight at 16. The world got to know me before I knew myself. Judged publicly for private situations. People said and wrote whatever about me.”

For those who followed Dixon during his skating career, Hands Down offers an opportunity to learn more about the person behind the name.

His experiences show how life can take an unexpected course, even for someone who appears to have everything going for them at a young age.

As he looks toward the future, Dixon credits the Lord with helping him find hope and a new sense of purpose.

The teaser is available below, so check it out, share it with the homies, and keep spreading the Word of God. Amen!

Dixon Posted:

"🎬 HANDS DOWN (Teaser): THE STORY OF ANTWUAN DIXON | Details in link in bio

Now it’s my turn to tell my story.

For brands and serious individuals interested in partnering with the film, please contact:

Troy Alsobrook:
@turnthepagetroy

Thank you to everyone who believed in me and made this happen 💙

Director & Writer - @bmagee53
Producers - @msgabrielleryan @botagonist @turnthepagetroy
Production - @publichousecreatives
Cinematographer: @davontejolly
Archival footage - @beagleoneism

#HandsDown #AntwuanDixon #Skateboarding #Redemption #independentfilm"

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