The First Black Champ Podcast celebrates 8 years with a jam-packed episode! Explore WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event highlights featuring Randy Orton vs. Drew McIntyre, Solo Sikoa vs. Jimmy Uso, and Gunther vs. Goldberg. Get AEW All In Texas recap, including Hangman Page vs. Jon Moxley and Toni Storm’s win over Mercedes Mone. Plus, NXT Great American Bash breakdown and a preview of WWE Evolution's stacked card. Like, comment & subscribe! #WWE #AEW #NXT #Wrestling
Join The First Black Champ Podcast as we dive into the drama around WWE Evolution PLE, its lackluster promotion, and the clash with Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour in Atlanta! We cover the Great American Bash 1991, including key match predictions and the frustrations of women wrestlers over communication. Plus, big names are rumored to return, heavy-hitting matches are on the horizon, and a look at Judgement Day’s dominance while questioning New Day’s role in today’s wrestling landscape.
In this episode of the First Black Champ Podcast, Camp From the Port and J.R. Bang dive into the latest wrestling drama! They break down John Cena vs. CM Punk for the Undisputed Championship and speculate on a potential 6-man match featuring Punk, Zayn, and Penta. Cody Rhodes hints at a double turn with Cena and reveals his face run is nearing its end. Dominik Mysterio's injury shakes up the card, while Asuka vs. Jade Cargill sparks debate on future opponents. Plus, Jacob Fatu vs. Solo Sikoa, Sami Zayn's match critique, and the Riyadh Boulevard Street Fight. Do we still care about King of the Ring or Ron Killings? Tune in for all the hot takes!
Pierce Rob and Chris predict this weekend's Crown Jewel show in Saudi Arabia, plus Extreme Rules 2009.
The Art of the promo was in full view on last Friday’s SmackDown: John Cena brought his own pipe bomb while Cody said nothing. Which one meant more in the long run? Goldberg vs. Gunther is official but will Goldy even make it to Saturday Night’s Main Event on July 12th?
Liv Morgan injured her shoulder on Raw so who will need to pick up the slack?
We preview Night of Champions and our Do We Care Segment in this week’s #theFBCPod
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The First Black Champ Podcast kicks off by discussing Jey Uso’s surprising loss of the WWE World Heavyweight Title and reflect on his reign. Speculation is high about Gunther facing Goldberg at Saturday Night’s Main Event on July 12, with the duo sharing their thoughts on this potential clash of dominance.
Ron Killings, known by fans as R-Truth, takes center stage. Recent comments reveal his desire to return with a more serious edge, shedding his comedic image. His declaration of identity as "The Truth" sparked a conversation about his legacy and what this could mean for his future.
The podcast also previews the highly anticipated Night of Champions event. Matchups like Sami Zayn or Randy Orton vs. Cody Rhodes, and Roxanne Perez or Jade Cargill vs. Alexa Bliss, fuel plenty of predictions and debates. CM Punk’s rumored Saudi Arabia payday is also up for discussion.
The episode wraps up with the "Do We Care" segment, examining the Bella Twins’ potential comeback, Bayley’s triumphant return, and Charlotte Flair’s puzzling losing streak. From title shifts to potential returns, this episode delivers a packed hour of wrestling insights.
The latest episode of the First Black Champ Podcast covers an array of exciting wrestling topics and controversies. The hosts kick off by debating Damien Priest's sudden focus on Jacob Fatu, raising questions about the timing, especially with Fatu seemingly headed toward a match with Solo Sikoa. The surprise release of R-Truth from WWE is also explored, with the hosts reflecting on his storied career and speculating on what's next for him.
The discussion shifts to potential betrayals, as the hosts analyze which team is more likely to implode first: Logan Paul/John Cena or Cody Rhodes/Jey Uso. This leads into an intense conversation about the brewing rivalry between Naomi, Jade, and Bianca, as their triple threat storyline continues to heat up. Predictions are made about how this feud could shape up heading into bigger events like SummerSlam.
Money in the Bank is a central focus, with a deep breakdown of the men’s and women’s matches. The participants, including CM Punk, Seth Rollins, Naomi, and Alexa Bliss, are meticulously evaluated, as are the remaining qualifying matches. High-stakes matches like Cody and Jey vs. Cena and Logan and Lyra Valkyria vs. Becky Lynch command attention with their potential implications.
The episode wraps with the cheeky "Do We Care" segment, where topics like Shea
This episode takes you on a wild ride through wrestling chaos and UFC fandom as Bang continues his quest to watch every UFC event in order. The discussion kicks off with an analysis of R-Truth’s DQ victory over John Cena at Saturday Night’s Main Event, questioning if the MITB Title Match fix might already be in play. Is Cena’s farewell tour setting up for something bigger?
The talk shifts to the Money in the Bank qualifiers. Solo Sikoa and Alexa Bliss have secured spots: who else makes the MITB lineup?
Breaking down Saturday Night’s Main Event, the podcast highlights Jey Uso’s World Heavyweight Championship defense against Logan Paul, while speculating on Gunther’s looming June 9th challenge and potential MITB cash-in twists. Don’t miss the drama in CM Punk & Sami Zayn's tag match against Seth Rollins & Bron Breakker with whispers of betrayal hanging in the air, or the Steel Cage Match where Damian Priest takes on Drew McIntyre in a brutal showdown.
Lastly, the "Do We Care?" segment wraps things up with a mixed bag. Penta pinned Chad Gable, but can he overcome El Grande Americano? Finn Balor’s backstage chat with Roxanne Perez teases his own “Club,” while JC Mateo surprises with his agility against LA Knight.
Dive into the action-packed breakdown now, and don’t miss the full episode!
Pierce Rob and Chris look at the upcoming Saturday Night's Main Event, plus Backlash 2009
This episode takes you on a wild ride through wrestling chaos and UFC fandom as Bang continues his quest to watch every UFC event in order. The discussion kicks off with an analysis of R-Truth’s DQ victory over John Cena at Saturday Night’s Main Event, questioning if the MITB Title Match fix might already be in play. Is Cena’s farewell tour setting up for something bigger?
The talk shifts to the Money in the Bank qualifiers. Solo Sikoa and Alexa Bliss have secured spots, while Michin’s loss hints at her lack of focus, especially after mentioning a potential Tag Title Briefcase cash-in with B-Fab. Who else makes the MITB lineup? Tune in for some intriguing picks!
Breaking down Saturday Night’s Main Event, the podcast highlights Jey Uso’s World Heavyweight Championship defense against Logan Paul, while speculating on Gunther’s looming June 9th challenge and potential MITB cash-in twists. Don’t miss the drama in CM Punk & Sami Zayn's tag match against Seth Rollins & Bron Breakker with whispers of betrayal hanging in the air, or the Steel Cage Match where Damian Priest takes on Drew McIntyre in a brutal showdown.
Lastly, the "Do We Care?" segment wraps things up with a mixed bag. Penta pinned Chad Gable, but can he overcome El Grande Americano? Finn Balor’s backstage chat with Roxanne Perez teases his own “Club,” while JC Mateo surprises with his agility against LA Knight.
Get ready for an action-packed episode of the First Black Champ podcast with hosts J.R. Bang and Camp From The Port, as they break down the latest wrestling event, Backlash! From the intense Fatal Four-Way featuring Jacob Fatu, Drew McIntyre, Damian Priest, LA Knight, and Jeff Cobb's buzzworthy debut, to Becky Lynch's controversial finish against Lyra Valkyria, the duo dives deep into every major match.
They also spotlight Dominik Mysterio’s controversial Intercontinental Championship reign alongside the mysterious El Grande Americano, analyze the entertaining Gunther vs. Pat McAfee showdown, and bask in the nostalgia of a John Cena vs. Randy Orton main event.
The episode takes a heartfelt turn with a tribute to wrestling legend Sabu, celebrating his iconic ECW moments and unmatched contributions to the sport. Plus, the hosts throw in their signature humor, storyline predictions, and even a special Mother’s Day shoutout.
Pierce Rob and Chris talk about the fallout from WrestleMania 41, this Saturday's Backlash show in St. Louis, and expectations for certain superstars post-Mania.
Is Jey Uso vs. Logan Paul a smart move? We discuss whether WWE might risk creating a transitional champion and if Logan Paul is the right opponent to kick it off. Sami Zayn steals the spotlight with a jaw-dropping segment as he turns down a SmackDown offer and suffers a brutal beatdown from Bron Breakker and Seth Rollins.
Meanwhile, Becky Lynch shocks the WWE Universe by attacking Bayley and pulling her out of WrestleMania, paving the way for Lyra Valkyria. Will this shake things up for the Intercontinental Title, and could Stephanie Vaquer be poised to enter the spotlight next?
We also tackle the buzz around recent WWE and NXT releases. Big names like Shayna Baszler, Dakota Kai, and Braun Strowman headline the free agent pool, along with potential NXT departures like Gigi Dolin and Oro Mensah. Lastly, we ask "Do we care?" about rumored matches, including Pat McAfee vs. Gunther and Jacob Fatu’s Fatal Four Way for the US Title.
Tune in as we break down these storylines, speculate on what's next, and debate what’s worth the hype!
The episode kicks off with a buzzworthy revelation from The Rock, who appeared on Pat McAfee’s show. He shared insights about TKO executive chairman Ari Emanuel’s call for ticket sale assistance and teased ideas involving Cody Rhodes and John Cena. The hosts explore The Rock's vision of Cody selling his soul to the “final boss” and Cena’s long-awaited heel turn. Cena reportedly loved the creative twist, wanting it to mirror his real-life experiences, but the hosts feel the story’s execution fell flat.
Shifting gears, the duo criticizes Travis Scott’s involvement in the Cena storyline, stating it distracted from the wrestling narrative. They also discuss Paul Heyman’s new Dangerous Alliance, featuring names like Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker, and brainstorm potential members, emphasizing the group’s need for devious, powerhouse characters.
The WrestleMania 41 recap takes center stage, spotlighting the women’s triple threat match between Iyo Sky, Bianca Belair, and Rhea Ripley. The hosts laud the match’s chemistry and high stakes, with Sky shining as a breakout star. They also praise Bianca Belair for turning a hostile crowd in her favor.
While high points like Dominick Mysterio’s Intercontinental Championship win earn applause, matches like Drew McIntyre vs. Damian Priest and Logan Paul vs. AJ Styles draw sharp critique. Lastly, the episode teases Rusev and Aleister Black’s returns and offers thoughts on WWE’s new reality series, “Unreal,” with skepticism about its appeal. #theFBCPod
Pierce Rob and Chris preview all of the matches on the card for WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas.
Get ready for an electrifying episode! We’re recapping New Japan Pro Wrestling's Windy City Riot, dissecting all the wild moments and surprises that stole the show. Then, we shift gears to discuss Becky Lynch's future—is her wrestling career coming to an end? Plus, we’re putting the spotlight on Samantha The Bomb’s newest single and why it might be your next jam.
The episode dives into the evolution of WrestleMania, asking when it truly became a “spectacle.” From iconic moments to game-changing matches, we explore the history of WWE’s biggest night.
We also hype up WrestleMania 41 with Saturday’s star-studded lineup, including Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins vs. CM Punk battling for glory and possibly Paul Heyman’s loyalty. Other highlights include Gunther defending against Jey Uso, Tiffany Stratton vs. Charlotte Flair, and LA Knight vs. Jacob Fatu. Sunday keeps the momentum going with Cody Rhodes defending the Undisputed Title against John Cena, and a triple threat for the Women’s World Championship featuring IYO SKY, Bianca Belair, and Rhea Ripley.
Finally, “Do We Care” asks tough questions about overlooked matches, the Andre the Giant Battle Royal, and who Randy Orton might take on. Packed with wrestling goodness, this episode hooks you from start to finish!
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Pierce Rob and Chris relive the "25th Anniversary of WrestleMania". Plus, Charlotte and Tiffany Stratton's feud goes off the rails, Kevin Owens' neck injury, and Swerve Strickland takes shots at Booker T.
Charlotte Flair vs. Tiffany Stratton has been amped up because of some off-scripted promos that had the WWE scrub the video. Do we now care about this WrestleMania Matchup? John Cena and Cody Rhodes will officially headline the event while Roman Reigns, Seth “Freakin” Rollins and CM Punk will close out night one. So where does that leave Main Event Jey Uso and Gunther?
Plus, the FBC AI Tournament!
Pierce Rob and Chris discuss the rocky road to WrestleMania 41, before a look back at No Way Out 2009.
