WMAC Masters Cast

Bridgett Riley, born May 13, 1973, is a female boxer and motion picture stuntwoman from Oakville, Missouri. She worked as an airline attendant. Bridgett Riley learned martial arts. Her interest stemmed from her brother Patrick's strong interest in mixed martial arts. She trained with her brother and other high-profile martial artists early on. Jim Boucher, a former three-time world kickboxing champion from Belleville, IL, trained her.

Chris Casamassa (born January 17, 1965) is an American martial artist, actor, and stuntman. He gained fame as Scorpion in the movie Mortal Kombat and the TV show Mortal Kombat: Konquest. Louis D. Casamassa founded Red Dragon Karate and is the son of the martial arts guru. Chris co-starred on the TV series WMAC Masters under the call-sign "Red Dragon".

Ho-Sung Pak was born November 8, 1967. He is a Korean-American film actor, martial artist, action choreographer, writer, and producer.

Shannon Lee started acting at age ten. She appeared in television specials like "Bruce Lee: The Immortal Dragon" (1996-97) and "Brandon Lee: The E! True Hollywood Story" (E! Networks, 1997-98). Her roles included movies like "Dragon: the Bruce Lee Story" (1993) with Jason Scott Lee. Her acting career included projects such as the action picture "Blade" (1998) with Wesley Snipes and "Enter the Eagles" (1998). She also had a part in the TV movie "High Voltage" (HBO, 1997-98).

Sophia Crawford was born May 19, 1966, in Hammersmith, London, United Kingdom. She is an actress, stuntwoman, and martial artist. Sarah Michelle Gellar used her as a stunt double for the first four seasons of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Sophia Crawford married Jeff Pruitt, the 'Buffy' stunt Co-ordinator, in 1998. She played "Chameleon," a fighter on WMAC Masters, and appeared on the TV series Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers. Sophia Crawford also doubled for Fergie in the 2006 movie Poseidon.

Michael "Mike" Bernardo (born May 28, 1964) is a Canadian actor, athlete, and coach. He was a former champion martial artist and stuntman. Bernardo found some fame through roles in Shootfighter and its sequel, and as Turbo on WMAC Masters. He retired from acting to focus on his Bernardo Karate schools in London, Ontario, Canada.