Body Slam

Once a successful music promoter, Smilac is now scrambling to attract talent and keep his finances afloat. He pivots to wrestling management, blending hustle with ambition as he pushes for cross-promotional shows. Pragmatic and sometimes flawed, he values results and spectacle over comfort, driving the plot through bold, risky moves.

Daughter of a wealthy political booster, Candace becomes a focal point for Smilac's personal and professional ambitions. Her relationship with Smilac adds emotional stakes to the fundraising pressures surrounding the politician. She represents the high-society side of the entertainment-political nexus.

A talented pro wrestler who Smilac mistakenly hires as a musician, Rick proves to be a charismatic showman and a natural draw. He anchors the wrestling side of the Rock n' Wrestling concept, combining bravado with surprising strategy. His partnership with Tonga Tom helps catapult the tour to success.

Rick Roberts' tag-team partner, a powerhouse with loyalty and grit. Tom complements Rick’s showmanship with raw physical presence and teamwork. His steadiness provides balance amid the promotion-driven chaos surrounding their rise.

The villainous opposite number, Murano is a master of manipulation who sabotages Smilac and tries to blacklist his acts. He embodies the backroom politics of wrestling promotion and uses his influence to maintain dominance over the industry.

A formidable member of The Cannibals, Axe serves as the raw enforcer in Murano’s orbit. His imposing presence and willingness to lean into intimidation amplify the threats against Smilac’s growing empire.

Hammer complements Axe with brute strength and a relentless style in the ring. As part of The Cannibals, he helps uphold Murano’s control by delivering hard-hitting performances that intimidate opponents.