Dark Side of the Ring Season 7 is set to premiere on July 7 with a multi-part deep dive into TNA Wrestling and Jeff Jarrett.
According to Variety, the seventh season of the acclaimed docuseries Dark Side of the Ring will premiere on Vice TV on July 7, 2026, at 9 p.m. ET. Two episodes will air that night, with the following episodes airing weekly thereafter. The season will kick off with a three-part in-depth exploration into the early years of TNA Wrestling and co-founder Jeff Jarrett’s personal journey of redemption.
Dark Side of the Ring debuted in 2019, focusing on dark and untold stories from the world of professional wrestling. It went on to become one of the most successful shows in Vice TV history.
“’Dark Side of the Ring’ is one of our strongest franchises that speaks to our audience with its gritty exposition of the real emotional and physical costs behind professional wrestling,” said Vice TV president Pete Gaffney. “Wrestling is one of America’s most influential pop culture phenomenons, and this series further explores the blurred lines between wrestling’s spectacle and reality, ultimately uncovering the truths behind the stories fans thought they knew.
“Each season, we try to challenge ourselves to go deeper, and season seven is our most ambitious yet,” said co-creators and executive producers Evan Husney and Jason Eisener. “That’s especially true with our three-part exploration of TNA Wrestling, where Jeff Jarrett’s journey of redemption and resilience gives us a unique lens into the highs, struggles, and lasting impact of the foundational years of the company. It’s a perfect example of how compelling and ultimately human these stories really are.”
Full list of announced episodes for Dark Side of the Ring Season 7
Here are the announced episodes for the seventh season of Dark Side of the Ring:
- Three-part look into TNA Wrestling and Jeff Jarrett
- Paul Orndorff
- Ray “The Big Boss Man” Traylor
- Missy Hyatt
- The infamous match between Necro Butcher and Samoa Joe at IWA Mid-South Something to Prove 2005
- Zach Gowen
- Rick Wilson, “an exotic dancer who had a brief run as Ultimate Warrior knockoff The Renegade” in WCW
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