Mike Regan(Webmaster)

For over 10 years Mike Regan has covered and shared his love of Wrestling Games to the world. His career started back in 1997 at WrestlingGames.com and it continues to this day. The Wrestling Game Database is the culmination of all of the hard work that he has put into his hobby. Over the years Mike has had the opportunity to interview some of the biggest names in the Wrestling Industry.


Matt Black(Co-webmaster)

Matt Black is a long time Wrestling and Wrestling game fan. He started with Mike Regan back when Mike was working at WrestlingGames.com. Over the years, Matt has been a solid reporter and a valuable adminstrator on the Gamingring.com forums. With the recent departure of Charles Shane from GamingRing, the list for Charles Shanes replacement had one name on it and that was Matt Black.


Stan Morris(Database Media Administrator)

Making his return to GamingRing after a near 2 year absence, Stan Morris returns to the place where he called his Internet home. During the time away from GamingRing, Stan established himself as a highly visible member of the Jonesboro, Arkansas KAIT 8 News staff, both on-air and off. Stan brings that experience and his love of wrestling and wrestling games to GamingRing.com.


Brad Ward

Brad Ward has always had two passions Wrestling and Video Games. It started with video games when i was given the chance to play an Intellivision and the first game i started out with was Burger Time which led to the NES with games like Super Mario, Blades of Steel and Zelda. It was 1989 and thanks to a garage sale and a box full of tapes it had one tape that had a video of Vince McMahon narrating the Rise of Hulk Hogan, the first wrestling match i ever saw was Hulk Hogan vs The Iron Sheik. I put two and two together and the synergy of Wrestling and Video Games was something that was always perfection to me. I have followed and loved Gaming Ring and the sites that has come before it since 1997 leading up to the release of WWF Warzone. My main focus of experience is doing simulations of wrestling game cards and orchestrating online e federatons. My current favorite wrestling game at the moment is WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2010 on the PSP.


Andrew Lao

Andrew Lao joined the GamingRing staff last year and made a immediate contribution at E3 2009 with GamingRings exclusive coverage.


Nick Moore(The Monotone Gamer)

Nick Moore loves long walks on the beaches and likes romantic dinners. In all seriousness, Nick loves to make movies and play the worst games as well. As masacistic as it sounds, some people are shallow when it comes to games but Nick is open to all games. Nick started working for Gamingring in November of 2009 and started reviewing games under the nom de plume "Monotone Gamer" because of Nick always being non-chalant.


Jeremy Peeples

Jeremy Peeples has been playing games for 20 years now - dating back to when his family went to Sears and bought an Atari 2600. His favorite game then was Pole Position, which led to him becoming a huge racing game fan. Tecmo World Wrestling on the NES began his love of wrestling games, which has continued on to this day. His wrestling game library spans every platform in his collection, and he maintains a popular Youtube channel featuring wrestling and MMA game videos. He's been writing about games since March of 2000 and outside of Gamingring, also writes for Hardcore Gamer Magazine and is pursuing an MBA.



Sam West(Jackov)

Sam West (a.k.a. Jackov) is an avid video game fanatic.  His love for games began back in the late '80s when his parents inadvertently introduced him to the awesomeness of the Atari 7800 ProSystem and the NES.  From there on, he's been the self-proclaimed "video game master", playing nearly every game there is in existence, including professional wrestling titles.  (He sure loves his wrasslin'.)  He is currently serving the U.S. Army as an E-4 Specialist, and plans to work his way towards being promoted to Officer status very soon (with the help of his Bachelor's Degree in Media Communications).  Even though he's busy in his new job, he still finds the time to manage his online duties, especially on GamingRing.