Douglas Hill, better known in the ring as Creep, has been a fixture in professional wrestling since 1999. His passion for the sport began long before adulthood, driving him to compete across nearly every major promotion in the Midwest. For decades, he has sacrificed his body and dedicated his life to the business he loves.

In addition to his in-ring career, Douglas became a respected trainer at the world-renowned House of Truth where he helped educate and shape hundreds of wrestlers who went on to make their own marks in the industry. His commitment to teaching extends beyond the ring – he is also the author of the professional wrestling student guidebook, Broadway, a trusted resource for aspiring wrestlers beginning their journeys.

Beyond wrestling, Douglas also brings expertise in personal security, applying the same discipline, awareness and physical skill that defined his time in the ring to keeping others safe.

Now a proud father, Douglas Hill continues to embody professional wrestling’s enduring spirit of sacrifice and passion, whether performing, writing, or teaching.

Paul Bowser, known to fans as “Cat Daddy,” has lived and breathed professional wrestling for as long as he can remember. Since stepping into the ring in 2009, he’s dedicated himself to every part of the business—from wrestling across the Midwest to setting up shows, refereeing, announcing, and promoting. His well-rounded experience is matched only by his humble, hard-working approach.

Paul earned his stripes under Truth Martini at the House of Truth, where his relentless drive and attention to detail led him from student to trusted trainer. Over the years, he’s helped develop talent seen in WWE, AEW, ROH, and more. Today, Paul Bowser continues to train with purpose—focusing on fundamentals, respect, and character—to guide the next generation into wrestling the right way.

Sean Tyler a 20 year veteran of professional wrestling, has been a mainstay in the Michigan professional wrestling scene since 2006. He started pursuing his career and started training in fall of 2004 as he began his training at Dan “The Beast” Severn’s Michigan Sports Camps, under not only Severn himself, but, great minds in the industry like Jimmy Jacobs, Josh Raymond, and Jack Thriller.

He has since sought out to learn from many great mentors, including Truth Martini, American Kickboxer, and TNA’s John E. Bravo. Since his debut in the industry, he has traveled all through the Midwest, East Coast, and Southern states, working in some of the most prominent promotions in the scene across his 20-year career.

Beyond performing, Sean has shaped himself as both a prominent trainer, and a promoter. In April of 2021 Sean Tyler took over duties as Assistant Trainer at House of Truth, where he helped produce over 50 fresh graduates to come out of the school, including, “The Anime Assault” Solo, Kyler Coleman, “Headliner” Dean Hendrix, Tye or Dye’s KJ Reynolds and Ryan Matthias, A’Jhuan Gains, Xander Bennett, J. Fields, Tom Bailey, Rory Shield, Tommy Rinks, and many other talents currently being seen in various regions, including the U.K., Canada, and Japan

In April of 2023, while still assisting with House of Truth, Sean temporarily took over as Head Trainer for Saginaw’s UCW Academy, helping sharpen some of the already existing students, and talents of the company’s future, including “Relentless” Rae Larson.

In October of 2023, Sean opened the New Edge Pro Wrestling Academy, named after the May 2023-founded promotion. In its existence, the Academy produced 6 graduates, August Albright, Austin Travis, TJK, Carrie Valentine (now known as Adena Jade), “Duality” William Bryce, and Arabella.

Beyond Wrestling, Sean has been involved and acted on a few short films and projects for an independent filmmaker, C.D. Frazier. And, has become one of the budding promoters for New Edge Pro Wrestling, which began in May of 2023.

At Ringmasters, Sean Tyler brings his in-ring expertise, an eye for safety, structure, and technique, as well as his love for theatrics and performance to help prepare the future generations of the professional wrestling industry for what lies ahead of them.