HEAT: The Rise and Fall of Muhammad Hassan promises an unflinching look at the professional wrestling industry, self-identity and redemption.

Killer Kross is a student of the game, a craftsman of character and one of the most fascinating figures of his generation.

With a career spanning more than 40 years in the business, Al Snow has become one of wrestling’s most respected figures: a performer, trainer and creative mind whose influence reaches far beyond his in-ring accomplishments.

Bill ‘Demolition Ax’ Eadie and Barry ‘Demolition Smash’ Darsow will be the first inductees into the Wrestling Life Hall of Fame in 2026. 

Jacques Rougeau is a former WWE Intercontinental Champion, three-time WWE World Tag Team Champion and a man whose wrestling career has spanned five decades.

WWE legend Goldberg’s retirement match against Gunther was meant to be a fitting farewell—until post-match comments about Gunther’s chops sparked controversy. Was it an honest mistake or a damaging remark?

Hollywood actor Kurt Fuller sits with Wrestling Life's Ben Veal to talk about the making of 1989 Hulk Hogan-led cult movie No Holds Barred.

Marc Mero is Badd, he’s a Wildman, and now he’s officially been inducted into the Wrestling Life Hall of Fame Class of 2025!

Henry O. Godwinn was the bucket-wielding pig farmer who left the hogs behind and became a two-time WWF World Tag Team Champion.

Keith Elliot Greenberg is an acclaimed author, wrestling historian, and New York Times bestselling writer. He’s seen it all – and written about it all – in the world of professional wrestling. Now he’s back with his latest book, BIGGER! BETTER! BADDER!

Author, illustrator and podcaster Ben Tallon shares his creative wrestling life journey.

Eric Young is a two-time TNA World Champion and one of the most versatile – and underrated – performers of his generation. For more than 20 years, Young has captivated audiences with his uncanny ability to reinvent himself. From slapstick comedy to unhinged violence, underdog babyface to deranged heel, he has mastered every role with complete commitment and creative flair.

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.

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.

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.

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