Spud was fighting for a contract on the reality-based television show with Marty Scurll and the Blossom twins, Holly and Hannah. Spud was chosen as the winner on the season finale which aired on Challenge TV in the United Kingdom.

British Boot Camp was the first non-game show commissioned for the station by its parent company BSkyB – which also airs all WWE shows. The show was taped last year under the supervision of Jeremy Borash.

The six-part TV show will follow four British wrestlers – 2 males and a set of female twins – who’re trying to win a contract with TNA. At the end of the series, either one of the two males, or the twins, will get a chance to wrestle in front of a home town crowd as TNA rolls into London’s Wembley Arena as part of the UK tour later in the month.

The four individuals on the show are 29 year old Rockstar Spud, 24 year old Marty Scurll, and 24 year old twins Hannah and Holly.

TNA: British Boot Camp is the first non-game show to air on Challenge TV since Sky re-launched it on Freeview last year. “We are confident that this show’s focus on four of Britain’s most promising wrestlers will inspire Challenge’s passionate TNA fans, and draw in a new audience to professional wrestling, as we track their daunting journey from the UK, through TNA boot camp to the high pressure finale in Florida,” said John Jelley, Sky Commissioning Executive for factual and features.

This will be a six-part series following four up-and-coming professional wrestlers who will battle to win a TNA contract. Challenge TV, the home of IMPACT and TNA pay-per-views, will be airing the series which marks the channel’s first full commission with TNA Productions.

TNA Wrestling: British Boot Camp will go behind-the-scenes in the search for a UK superstar with viewers experiencing the triumphs and tribulations of Manchester-based female tag-team wrestling twins Hannah and Holly Blossom, along with two male wrestlers Marty Scurll and Rockstar Spud from Cambridge and Birmingham, as they embark on their ambition to join TNA’s wrestling roster.

Cameras follow them as they travel from their homes in the UK to the USA, get trained and mentored by famous names from the world of UK and US wrestling, and meet TNA’s President Dixie Carter.

The series will climax with a match on IMPACT Wrestling as they compete to impress the judges and Dixie Carter. The winner(s) will get signed to a contract by TNA.

“TNA Wrestling: British Boot Camp really is compulsive viewing,” said Dominic Wilkins, Acting Director of Challenge TV. “TNA Wrestling has a huge fanbase in the UK and it’s great to be able to commission exclusive original content which cements Challenge TV as the UK home for TNA Wrestling. This series will provide unmissable entertainment content which resonates with our viewers.”