Columnists
- Findlay "Fin" Martin, current editor. He has an edition of the wrestling blooper web series, Botchamania, named for him.
- Mohammed Chatra, also known for presenting Pro Wrestling Noah on the UK's satellite sports channel TWC Fight! (formerly The Wrestling Channel).
- Greg Lambert, a respected British journalist, wrestling manager and promoter for the XWA.
- Patty Therre, former editor of WCW Magazine, editor of Wrestling On The Fringe and contributing editor to GardenandHearth.
- Ernie "Stately Wayne Manor" Santilli, the only featured columnist to - as Stately Wayne Manor - maintain kayfabe, living up to his image as an ultra-conceited heel manager. As Manor, Santilli joined the staff halfway through the "Superstars of Wrestling" period. He recently put his autograph up for sale on Yahoo auctions with a starting price of $9,000,000. It failed to sell.
- Oliver Hurley, author of Wrestlings 101 Strangest Matches
- Phil Jones (also a photographer)
- Ant Evans, formerly editor of boxing news site SecondsOut and writer for Boxing Monthly magazine. Evans now works for the UFC in the UK.
- Matthew Randazzo V, author of Ring of Hell: The Story of Chris Benoit & The Fall of the Pro Wrestling Industry
- Alex Dale
They are joined by Senior photographer George Tahinos, the only lensman with the magazine from its debut to the present; Ryan Brenna and Dave Smith.
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