Truth Martini
Truth Maritni broke into the professional wrestling business in 1998, training at Al Snow's Body Slammers wrestling gym in Lima, OH. Truth quickly became a stand-out wrestler in the midwest independent scene with his explosive movements, high-flying abilities, and captivating charisma. In 2002, Truth began training wrestlers at a local wrestling school, and in 2005, he established the House of Truth Wrestling School.
As he continued to train students at the House of Truth, in 2009, Truth transitioned from being an in-ring wrestler to a ringside manager for Ring of Honor. In his seven years in Ring of Honor, Truth Martini managed both Roderick Strong and Jay Lethal in their respective ROH World Championship runs.
Over the past 20 years, hundreds of students have stepped through the doors of the House of Truth Wrestling School to follow their dreams. Truth has spent the last two decades perfecting his often-imitated-never-duplicated 12 week course to give new students all the tools they need to achieve success in the world of professional wrestling.
Jimmy Jacobs
Jimmy Jacobs is a Grand Rapids, Michigan native. In 1999, at the age of 15, Jimmy began working in the professional wrestling business. He most notably performed in Ring of Honor for 10 years where he was a 5-time Ring of Honor tag team champion.
In 2015, Jimmy left the independent wrestling scene to write on the creative team for WWE. During his time there, Chris Jericho has credited Jimmy for inventing the List of Jericho.
In 2017, Jimmy returned to in-ring action, and joined the creative team at IMPACT! Wrestling.
From 2023 to 2024, Jimmy worked in the creative department for All Elite Wrestling.
With almost three decades of experience in the professional wrestling business, Jimmy is best known for his aptitude for story-telling, creativity, and promo ability. At the House of Truth Wrestling School, Jimmy teaches promo class and character development with the students.
Sean Tyler
A 22 year veteran of independent professional wrestling , Sean Tyler first broke into the wrestling business in 2004 training under UFC Hall of Famer Dan Severn. Like many people breaking in, Sean started his in-ring career as a referee in 2005 before having his first match in 2006, serendipitously, with fellow House Of Truth coach Jimmy Jacobs.
Sean spent the next two decades honing his craft as an independent wrestling journeyman, hoping in cars and traveling throughout the midwest, east coast, and southern states. Eventually, Sean became a staple of the independent wrestling scene in Michigan. In 2021, Sean officially became the assistant coach at House of Truth, learning the craft of training pro wrestlers from Truth Martini.
In 2023, Sean began New Edge Pro Wrestling, running wrestling events out of Hazel Park, MI, as well as opening New Edge Pro Wrestling Academy to train aspiring performers. In 2025, Sean joined his academy with Ring Masters Lab, continuing his passion for coaching. In 2026, Sean came back to the House of Truth, no longer as an assistant coach, but as a full fledged coach with five years of training students under his belt.