'Heels' Cancelled at Starz After Two Seasons

Stephen Amell and 'Hunger Games' star Alexander Ludwig led the professional wrestling drama series.

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After just wrapping up its second season on Starz earlier this month, Variety exclusively reported that the hit wrestling drama Heels has been canceled at the network. Following a small-town independent wrestling promotion trying to take it to the next level professionally, the series starred Stephen Amell and Alexander Ludwig as brothers Jack and Ace Spade.

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