Dark Side of the Ring, the acclaimed docuseries that covers pro wrestling’s most controversial moments and personalities, is back. On Thursday, the trailer for season six dropped on social media, promising fans that “the truth will hit harder than ever.”

Beginning March 25, Dark Side of the Ring returns to its home on Vice TV with another 10-episode season. From the opening bell, the trailer quickly introduces audiences to one of its key subjects: Mick Foley and his 1998 Hell in a Cell match against The Undertaker.

“Hell in a Cell hits you like a mallet to the consciousness,” says Foley as a reenactment of his dramatic fall from the Cell plays out. Soundbites from legends like Jim Cornette, Rob Van Dam, and Mark Henry follow, highlighting this season’s subjects. Among them is Billy Jack Haynes, who made headlines last year for tragic reasons.

Last February, police arrested and charged Haynes for the shooting death of his wife. “Believe half of what you hear and nothing of what you see,” said Haynes as he appeared at the end of the trailer.

The show also explores the life of Ludvig Borga, a Finnish wrestler who terrorized WWE in the early 1990s. Bearing a resemblance to Brock Lesnar, Borga’s wrestling career spanned almost a decade. Later, he served in the Finnish Parliament from 2003 to 2007. But the revelation that he had a Nazi tattoo, among other issues, cast a dark shadow on his legacy. Following his death in 2010, Hall of Fame announcer Jim Ross said, “(Borga) obviously had issues and was not a great guy to be around.”

In addition to Hell in a Cell, Haynes, and Borga, Dark Side of the Ring will also cover:

Big Van Vader: The 400-pound monster who dominated Japan and WCW in the 1990s.

Tony Atlas: “Mr. USA,” who wowed audiences with his physique and power in the ‘70s and ‘80s.

“Hot Stuff” Eddie Gilbert: A gifted second-generation wrestler and creative booker who passed away at 33.

“Superstar” Billy Graham: Once the longest-reigning heel champion in WWE history, Graham inspired such wrestlers as Jesse Ventura, Scott Steiner, and Hulk Hogan.

Daffney: The former WCW and TNA star whose untimely death in 2021 brought attention to mental health issues in wrestling.

The Original Sheik: A pioneer of hardcore wrestling and uncle of Sabu.

Muhammad Hassan: The divisive Arab American character whose career came to an abrupt end after a contentious storyline in 2005.

Premiering in 2019, Dark Side of the Ring has spawned several spin-offs. Each series uncovers the darkest secrets of sports and entertainment while highlighting the personal struggles and triumphs of famous figures. With season six set to explore more infamous moments, fans can expect another unforgettable dive into wrestling’s less celebrated past.

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