Hosts
Blake Norton
Adam Joyce
Stevie Aaron

Results Editor
Darren Holmes

Website & Graphic Design
Natina Norton

FCW Correspondant
Tony Yannuzzi

Researcher
Thomas Lakeman

Technical Support
Justin Glazner

Blake Norton: Biography

Blake Norton is a former wrestler, coach, independent promoter and booker. He started in the industry in 1998 as a journalist, holding editorial positions for World Of Wrestling Magazine and The IGN Entertainment Network, as well as spending six years as sports jockey Sandy Penner's wrestling guru on WFNZ in Charlotte, North Carolina and later Florida for 620 The Sports Animal. In 2004, Blake hosted a weekly wrestling television show broadcast to 17 European countries on Sky television. Journalist Bryan Alvarez of WrestlingObserver.com regularly appeared on the show to discuss the latest wrestling news, and in 2010 The Wrestling Dungeon routinely sources its news from that website.

In 2009 Blake released "Surviving The Dungeon: The Legacy Of Stu Hart," a documentary about the late wrestling icon from Calgary, Alberta Canada, where Blake trained to wrestle between 1999 and 2001.

Adam Joyce: Biography

Adam Joyce entered the industry as a wrestling student in Blake Norton's first class in 2004. Other notables from that class include Steve Farrley, who would later become WWE Champion under the name "Sheamus."

Adam made his pro debut in 2005 as a manager and wrestler in Dublin, Ireland. He and "Dirty" David Dunn won a tournament in 2006 to become the first tag team champions for the Celtic Pro Wrestling promotion, and Adam went on to be featured wrestling on RTE Television in 2007.

Adam hasn't wrestled in some time, and is currently focused on developing his work outside the ring as an analyst & broadcaster, as well as having returned to college to study business & finance.

Stevie Aaron: Biography

FWA's Stevie Aaron is widely regarded as the best announcer in the UK. One of the MVPs of The Wrestling Channel, he's played a key role in every major British promotion, including 1PW, RQW, LDN and All-Star Wrestling. In the process, he's worked with the who's who of pro-wrestling, from local wrestlers getting their first break to the biggest superstars in the business, including "Nature Boy" Ric Flair and Bret "Hitman" Hart.

As well as his extensive experience announcing and working as a colour commentator, Stevie has also worked as a promoter and booker. Most notably he's one of the key players behind the North-Eastern "3CW" wrestling company which has been running since 2004.

Stevie joined The Wrestling Dungeon broadcast team in February 2010.