As a standout of the WWE’s Diva era, Candice Michelle became one of the most recognisable faces of women’s wrestling during a time of rapid change and growing spotlight.

Around the world, the legacy of The British Bulldog Davey Boy Smith has been celebrated – but something is still missing: a permanent memorial in his hometown of Golborne, Wigan. Georgia Smith, daughter of the late wrestling superstar, is on a mission to change that.

Joe Hendry is one of the hottest stars in professional wrestling today – and he’s making history in the process. A featured WrestleMania match. A sold-out WWE T-shirt. A WWE Topps trading card. All while holding the TNA World Championship. No one has ever done that before. Joe Hendry keeps doing the unthinkable and he says he’s only just getting started.

Like Marc Mero himself, Badd To Good: The Inspiring Story of a Wrestling Wildman pulls no punches and holds nothing back. Co-author Ben Veal shares how the journey of writing this powerful sports memoir.

Chris Van Vliet is a top TV host and wrestling interviewer, known for his engaging style and sharp, well-researched questions.

Mike Chioda is a legendary WWE referee who served as the third man in the ring for some of the most iconic matches in sports entertainment history. A true unsung hero of the industry, Chioda was trusted with countless WrestleMania main events and worked with a who’s who of Hall of Famers across four decades.

‘Cowboy’ James Storm is a TNA original, former World Heavyweight Champion, and one of the most decorated tag team wrestlers of his generation. In the ring, Storm has a reputation as a brilliant – and vastly underrated – worker who can bring the best out of any opponent. On the mic, he’s a modern-day outlaw, blending rugged charisma and Southern grit into promos that have captivated audiences for more than two decades.

Lady Luck Lana Rae is one of British wrestling’s brightest rising stars. Known as ‘The Legs of Pro Wrestling’, she’s turning heads with her throwback charisma and unshakeable self-belief.

DAVEY BOY SMITH was a legendary British wrestling icon and, in the UK, a true pop culture phenomenon. No star made a bigger impact on British wrestling fans than The British Bulldog did in the early 1990s.

BRYAN CLARK is a powerhouse professional wrestler best known to WWF fans as the unforgettable Adam Bomb, one of the most explosive and visually striking characters of the early-to-mid ‘90s. Billed as a mutant survivor of Three Mile Island, he made an instant impression in 1993 with his glowing red goggles, bright yellow contact lenses, and comic book-style intensity. A true standout of the New Generation era.

Nick 'Eugene' Dinsmore is a name that sparks conversation across the professional wrestling world. Before his most memorable WWE character was born, Dinsmore had already built a solid reputation as an in-ring technician, with a record eight OVW Heavyweight Championship reigns and 11 Tag Team title wins.

SEAN MOONEY was the voice of the World Wrestling Federation for an entire generation of British wrestling fans.

Second generation wrestling star Alex Wright became the youngest wrestler to ever signed with World Championship Wrestling in 1994.

D-Von Dudley has gone down in the sports entertainment history books as one half of the most decorated tag teams of all time.

19 year British wrestling veteran Iestyn Rees has a great story to tell and a real passion for helping others to become their best.

Muhammad Hassan was one of the most controversial characters in World Wrestling Entertainment history.

Mike Chioda was the third man in the ring for so many of WWE's biggest moments in history.

Rob Van Dam always stood out as a unique star within the larger-than-life world of professional wrestling.

Eric Bischoff has never shied away from controversy. The WWE Hall of Famer always speaks his mind and shows no signs of slowing down.

Lilian Garcia is a WWE history maker and one of the most beloved personalities from the Attitude and Ruthless Aggression Eras