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TNA British Boot Camp

TNA British Boot Camp
Genre	Reality television
Starring	See below
Country of origin	United Kingdom
Original language	English
No. of seasons	2[1]
No. of episodes	14[1] (as of 7 December 2014)
Production
Executive producer	Jeremy Borash[2]
Production locations	Orlando, Florida, United States[1] London, United Kingdom Manchester, United Kingdom[3] Nashville, Tennessee, United States[4] Louisville, Kentucky, United States
Running time	30 minutes (season 1) 60 minutes (season 2)[1]
Production company	TNA Productions[1]
Original release
Network	Challenge[1]
Release	1 January 2013 (2013-01-01)[5] – 7 December 2014 (2014-12-07)
Related
TNA Impact! (2004–present) TNA Xplosion (2002–2021, 2024-present) TNA Gut Check (2004–present) TNA Global Impact! (2006) TNA Today (2007) Before the Impact (2021–2023)

TNA British Boot Camp is a British reality television programme focusing on the professional wrestling industry. The programme documented the careers of four British professional wrestlers seeking a contract with the American professional wrestling promotion Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA). The series was commissioned from TNA ProductionsbySky UK and started airing on Challenge from 1 January 2013.^[1][3][6]

TNA British Boot Camp was both the first non-game show commissioned for Challenge by BSkyB and the first American professional wrestling programme exclusively created and broadcast for the British market. The commissioning of the series reflected a commitment by BSkyB to invest £600 million in British-made television content by 2014. The programme's executive producer is veteran TNA ring announcer Jeremy Borash, who created the show and edited the programme himself.^[1]

The programme followed "four of Britain's most promising wrestlers" - Rockstar Spud, Marty Scurll and The Blossom Twins - who competed to receive a contract from TNA.^[7] The wrestlers were mentored by veteran professional wrestlers such as Hulk Hogan and Rollerball Rocco.^[8]

In the season finale of British Boot Camp, which aired on 22 January 2013, Rockstar Spud was named the winner, receiving a contract with TNA. Following the finale, all four wrestlers performed with TNA as part of the "Road to Lockdown" tour of the United Kingdom and Ireland.^[6]

• Hannah Blossom^[9]
• Holly Blossom^[9]
• Marty Scurll^[9]
• Rockstar Spud (Winner)^[9]

• Al Snow^[8]
• Doug Williams^[8]
• Rollerball Rocco^[8]

• Dixie Carter^[1]
• Hulk Hogan^[1]
• James Storm
• Kurt Angle
• Magnus
• Jeremy Borash^[1]

TNA announced on 5 September 2012 that it had completed filming of TNA Wrestling: British Boot Camp.^[10] The series was originally scheduled to air in December 2012, but was moved back to January 2013.^[3]

The programme was described as "a ratings hit for Challenge TV".^[2] Rob Leigh of the Daily Mirror stated that "the show's post-reality show format is bang up to date".^[11]

The programme followed "twelve of Britain's most promising wrestlers" who competed to receive a contract from TNA.^[12] It premiered on Challenge, on 19 October 2014.^[13]

• Al Snow
• Gail Kim
• Samoa Joe

• Jeremy Borash
• Rockstar Spud

• Professional wrestling in the United Kingdom
• TNA Gut Check
• WWE Diva Search
• WWE Tough Enough

• Official website
• TNA British Boot CampatIMDb