 On the strength of the film, Feuerzeig spent a year working with Albert Maysles, where he created award-winning short-form documentaries for IBM.He is currently represented by Ridley Scott Associates (RSA) for commercial and television work.On October 25, 2011, the ESPN network broadcast "The Real Rocky", an original one-hour documentary directed by Feuerzeig as part of its ongoing documentary showcase series, original titled "30 for 30", and more recently re-branded as “ESPN Films.” The film chronicles the ongoing controversy surrounding the true identity of the eponymous title character from the Sylvester Stallone "Rocky" franchise, which public opinion and folk wisdom has long held was based on New Jersey heavyweight boxer Chuck Wepner, “The Bayonne Bleeder,” whose chief claim was that he once went 15 rounds with Muhammad Ali, even knocking him down in the ninth round (by, as it was later revealed, stepping on his foot).