Dark Side of the Ring

Dark Side of the Ring

Documentary • TV-14 • 2019- • 7 Seasons

7.4

8.7

Starring

Christopher Irvine, Jim Cornette, Mick Foley, Jim Ross, Eric Bischoff

Created By

Jason Eisener, Evan Husney

Attributes

Dark Watch By Myself

Genre

Documentary Thriller

Release Date

April 10, 2019

User Reviews

Required viewing for fans of the wrestling industry, even if it can be hard to watch at times

The world of wrestling isn’t all sunshine and rainbows and this series shows the more darker sides of the industry

Very informative, and well put together. Each story is intriguing. Feel like pace is sometimes an issue.

I found all the topics within the wrestling community rather interesting, especially with just how serious messed up some of these are.

Christopher Rydberg

Excellent series that tells the fascinating, scary, funny, brutal, tragic stories behind the scenes of the wrestling world. For everyone.

One of the few good things Vice has produced

Even if you don’t watch wrestling the stories surrounding the business are still fascinating. Vice’s presentation style makes it even better

Very well done doc series about pro wrestling. Even if you aren’t a wrestling, it’s still a great series!

there are certain episodes I think literally everyone should watch and then some I think are only for die hard wrestling fans. amazing show

Excellent docu-series. Proves that the best stories happen behind the scenes in professional wrestling.

Stats

Ratings

7.4 – Based on 446 ratings

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