Ron Duguay scored 274 goals in 860 NHL games over 12 seasons, but it was his glamorous lifestyle and Hollywood good looks that made headlines. The smooth skating player was drafted to the NHL in 1977 by the New York Rangers. Off the ice this Sudbury, Ontario, native hung out with Andy Warhol, partied at Studio 54, and enjoyed all New York City had to offer at the height of the disco era.

In 1993 Duguay added glam to his glitzy lifestyle when he married former supermodel Kim Alexis. In addition to his stint with the Rangers, Duguay played for the Detroit Red Wings and Pittsburgh Penguins. He finished his NHL career with the Los Angeles Kings. Recently he played with two Eastern Professional Hockey League teams: the Brooklyn Aces and the Jersey Rockhoppers.

She's been inducted into the World Skating Hall of Fame, Canadian Figure Skating Hall of Fame, Canadian Sports Hall of Fame, and Canadian Olympic Hall of Fame. Barbara Underhill along with her partner Paul Martini were five-time National Pairs Champions from 1979-1983 and World Champions in 1984. In a 14 year professional skating career the pair earned seven World Professional Championships, two World Cup Professional Championships, and two U.S. Open Professional Championships.

Even a devastating fall at the 1984 Sarajevo Olympics couldn't stop them. Only a month later they came back to win the World Championships in Ottawa with a performance that still resonates with fans today. These days Underhill enjoys working with Junior and Pro hockey players. She coaches them on skating technique to enhance their performance on ice. Underhill is driven to raise more money for her charities and she's eager to re-connect with fans through BATTLE OF THE BLADES.