Staff

Danny Lando: He is the "General Manager" of True Talent Wrestling. He appears on-screen once in a while when he's needed, but he likes to keep the action for the wrestlers. He is an old school type booker, and he likes to push those who are talented. He is 45, a retired wrestler, and now looks to take his federation to new heights. He's a good man at heart, but sometimes the stress makes him psychotic. Danny started TTW in August of 2011.


Henry Collins: Henry is the announcer for TTW's major show. He's a typical announcer who likes to focus on the in-ring action aspect over the actual storylines. He's a bit nerdy, but still fun to listen to. He still has mark-out moments when someone does something outrageous, but he keeps his voice at a steady, low pace most of the time. Danny Lando signed him because they've been friends for a few years already.


Salvatore Moretti: Salvatore comes from Italian descent, and he's the color commentator for TTW's major show. He can get annoying at times, he's very obnoxious, and hates to admit when he's wrong. He focuses on the storylines of the shows as opposed to the ring action. He looks at wrestling as a soap opera, and wrestling is just the added bonus. He plays the typical cocky heel announcer, his motto is, "If you're not cheating, you're not trying." He doesn't get along with Henry Collins.


Jason Kiltou: Jason Kiltou is of Greek descent, and he plays the typical babyface interviewer for TTW's major show. He usually gets good interviews from other faces, but heels usually blow him off or beat him up. Salvatore occasionally makes fun of him after interviews and such, but Henry is always sticking up for and defending Jason. He's a nice guy, but he just isn't considered "cool."


Kadi Simpson: She's smart, sexy, and a fun person to talk to. She's on the tweener side of things, in the middle of heel and face. She is the alternative interviewer for TTW's major show. She comes from the United Kingdom, and she has a bit of a British accent. She doesn't pander to the faces, but she's also not a full-blown heel like Salvatore. She expresses her own opinions on the wrestlers while asking them great questions in the interviews.