Current Status on Dark Side of the Ring Season 7 Revealed

Dark Side of the Ring hasn’t been renewed just yet—but that’s not stopping the creators from getting a head start. According to Mike Johnson of PWInsider, pre-production is already underway for Season 7, with at least two potential episodes being developed right now.

During a recent Q&A, Johnson made it clear the showrunners are preparing for a seventh season even though Vice TV hasn’t officially signed off. “There’s no confirmation yet,” he said, “but discussions have started for a couple of topics in case they get the greenlight.” That means fans could have more jaw-dropping wrestling stories on the way sooner than expected.

Season 6 is currently airing and is set to wrap on May 13 with an episode focusing on the original Sheik. Other episodes this season have explored the stories of Eddie Gilbert, Tony Atlas, Mick Foley’s brutal Hell in a Cell match with The Undertaker, and “Superstar” Billy Graham. And if past seasons are any indication, the producers have no shortage of controversial subjects to explore next.

Since its debut in 2019, Dark Side of the Ring has taken a deep dive into the darkest chapters of pro wrestling history. From murder and mayhem to betrayal and broken careers, the show hasn’t pulled any punches.

Here’s a breakdown of where we’ve been so far:

Season 1 (2019):

• Randy Savage & Miss Elizabeth
• The Montreal Screwjob
• Bruiser Brody
• The Von Erich Family
• Gino Hernandez
• The Fabulous Moolah

Season 2 (2020):

• Chris Benoit
• New Jack
• Brawl for All
• Jimmy Snuka and Nancy Argentino
• The Road Warriors
• Owen Hart
• Herb Abrams
• Dino Bravo
• David Schultz
• UWF & Dr. Death Steve Williams

Season 3 (2021):

• Brian Pillman
• Nick Gage
• Collision in Korea
• Ultimate Warrior
• Grizzly Smith
• Dynamite Kid
• Steroid Trials
• XPW
• FMW
• Luna Vachon
• The Plane Ride From Hell

Season 4 (2023):

• Chris Candido & Tammy Sytch
• Magnum T.A.
• Doink the Clown
• The Junkyard Dog
• Adrian Adonis
• Bash at the Beach 2000
• Abdullah the Butcher
• Bam Bam Bigelow
• Marty Jannetty

Season 5 (Unofficial)
Note: The show took a brief hiatus after Season 4 and returned in 2024 as Season 6, skipping a year. Some fans refer to the Vice docuseries spinoffs like Dark Side of Football or Dark Side of the 2000s as unofficial successors during that gap.

Season 6 (2025):

• Eddie Gilbert
• Tony Atlas
• Mick Foley vs. The Undertaker
• “Superstar” Billy Graham
• The Original Sheik (airs May 13)

Vice has yet to make an announcement on Season 7, but the groundwork is already being laid behind closed doors.