
Too Black, too strong (style).
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 345 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

The Black Rasslin' Podcast returns to talk to current ASĂ Men's Champion Yahya before providing an ASĂ: This Is It #NoCapRecap, Bronson Reed's return, thoughts on WWE leading into Raw in Mexico City next week, the death of Andy Williams, AEW Rebel He... more
The Black Rasslin' Podcast returns to discuss Kofi and Austin Creed making their AEW debut during All In: London as The New Level (and the rest of the All In: London card), thoughts on NXT Heatwave and AAA Ola de Calor shows, previews of this weekend... more
The Black Rasslin' Podcast returns with previews of AEW All In: London and NXT Heatwave, Zilla Fatu, the SEScoops / WWE-ESPN deal debacle, the GTA VI extended look, and more on the rest of the week in wrestling, pop culture, and more. TAP IN! Watch t... more
The Black Rasslin' Podcast returns with a #NoCapRecap of this week's AEW Dynamite in Baltimore, thoughts on Ilja Dragunov's WWE contract expiring, previews of ROH Death Before Dishonor and TNA Lockdown, and much more. TAP IN! Watch this episode on Yo... more
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Now this what I'm talking bout good PodđŻ great content consistently.
âŠWell you know. The squad talks wrestling with a focus on black superstars. We need more people like them talking wrestling.
They bring a fresh perspective every time while introducing us to great talent that we did not know about previously. Also, I would have all of them at the cookout
BRP crew is as real as it gets. Theyâve been a source of entertainment and information for years now. Iâll always stay in touch with what theyâre doing. There are others, but none like them.
Exceptional mix of people providing colorful commentary about Professional Wrestling (Some say Sports Entertainment and that's their business). They present authenticity in their views and provide more than just wrestling conversation. There is comedic value in their storytelling and their support of other black content creators and professional athletes is pristine and should be commended. #PayTheOne #PayTheTen #BRP #BRP50
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This show centers on professional wrestling with a strong focus on Black-led promotions and culture, blending sharp analysis of matches, storylines, and business moves with personal anecdotes, humor, and community moments. Across episodes, conversations thread together inside industry perspectives, indie circuits, cross-promotional chatter, and pop culture tangents, creating a distinctive voice that champions representation while delivering candid takes on wrestling, music, film, and fandom. A standout trait is the tight-knit crew's banter and ongoing commitment to elevating underrepresented talent, often including live fundraising or community gestures that underscore its community-first ethos. Potential listeners will likely gravitate tow... more
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Recent guests on The Black Rasslin' Podcast include:
1. Darian Bengston
2. Suge Duncleton
3. Jordan Holt
4. Jay Rose
5. Caprice Coleman
6. Rob Rockham
7. Eel O'Neal
8. Ms. Mimi
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