Graeme Stevely is probably better known by the ring name Grado. He is a Scottish professional wrestler, best known for his work with Insane Championship Wrestling (ICW). He was also a contestant on the second season of TNA British Boot Camp and is a former PWE World Heavyweight Champion.

However, Grado is also a well known Scottish actor known as PC Hugh McKirdy the character he plays alongside fellow actor Manjot Sumal (PC Surjit Singh) in the hugely popular Scottish sitcom, Scot Squad. 

Grado first came to prominence in 2012 as the breakout star of an online documentary, The British Wrestler. He immediately caught the eye of the BBC who made Grado the focus of their 2014 documentary, Insane Fight Club which was shown throughout the UK and on Netflix.  In 2015 as Grado's popularity grew and grew, he signed for American Wrestling company TNA/Impact Wrestling.  He has since performed all over the world, including in The SSE Hydro in Glasgow, The Wembley Arena and The Manchester Arena.

A move across to acting beckoned, with Grado joining as a regular on the very popular Scot Squad on BBC Scotland, as well as a stint on River City, the long-running BBC drama.  Grado also appeared in one off comedy specials Scotland in A Day on Ch4, The Sunny, BBC Scotland and the BBC's Don't Drop the Baton alongside Susan Calman.

On New Year's Eve 2016 and 30 years after it was last broadcast, ITV brought back World of Sport Wrestling for a one off special.  Grado triumphed, taking home the World Title!  Later in 2016 Grado took his one man comedy show IT'S MASEL to The King's Theatre in Glasgow proving a smash hit with audiences.

2017 was a busy one, with Grado joining the cast of the wildly successful comedy Two Doors Down.  Another stage show quickly followed, Summer of 69 at the Pavilion in Glasgow as well as spots for LadBible.  He was also back at the Pavilion in December for the annual pantomime.