“Do or Die”: The Rap on Wrestling Podcast Breaks Down the WWE State of Play | SEASON 2 | EP 35 |

The Rap On Wrestling Podcast Presents: “The High Spot” with Danhausen

Hey, we’re like you guys — Danhausen can do no wrong in our books. All of his segments on WWE TV are fun, must-watch moments, as the man continues to endear himself to men, women, kids, and Knicks fans alike!!! It’s all love between Dan and the guys who rep MSG — nothing but orange-and-blue skies and blessings!! We know Dan knows ball, but here he shows us he knows rap too! Check out his top five favorite MCs.

“Coming of Age” AEW Double or Nothing, Dynamite, and Collision Review & Recap | SEASON 2 | EP 39 |

Darby Allin was in it for a good time, not a long time, but his run as AEW World Champion was impactful and fun to watch nonetheless. Now that MJF is back in pole position, thriving in rarified company as a three-time World Champion by the age of 30, not only is a potential rematch with Daredevil Darby on the horizon, but “The Devil” must immediately turn his focus to Rush. Not to mention Jacob Briscoe, who also stepped up with a challenge this week in the aftermath of Double or Nothing. The PLE was rich with action, but there are many drama-filled questions in its wake. Can Will Ospreay really trust Jon Moxley and The Death Riders? What will come of his seemingly inevitable collision with Swerve Strickland in the Owen Hart Tournament? And with Cope and Christian holding the Tag Team Championships, how long can they survive the cavalcade of contenders looking to take their place? Plus, Takeshita defeated Okada for a championship and bragging rights, only to be kicked out of the Don Callis Family, which has been fortified by the return of Kyle Fletcher. All this and more right here, right now. Tune in.

“Shabang”: The “Saturday Night’s Main Event” Recap and Review | SEASON 2 | EP 38 |

The Street Profits and The Vision put on an absolute banger on Saturday, but Bron Breakker once again imposed his will to help his team get the victory. Meanwhile, Sol Ruca beat Becky Lynch, but due to a DQ, she didn’t walk away with the championship. We break down the entire “Saturday Night’s Main Event” card, including Penta continuing to dominate as the Intercontinental Champion. Plus!!!! Shaheem Reid is the only guy with that last name, makes waves in this podcast.  “The Tribal Thief”  himself, Bronson Reed, not only looks to be well down the road to recovery from injury sustained while wrestling in February,  he looks to have transformed himself with some serious weight loss and muscle bulk. The locker room better be on point.

“Make Them Remember”: The Monday Night Raw Review and Recap | SEASON 2 | EP 37 |

Brock Lesnar’s retirement was all cap! The Beast is back, and he’s not done with Oba Femi. After a brutal beatdown of “The Ruler,” we discuss where this feud could go and how much longer we think Brock will continue to compete in WWE. Jacob Fatu almost got his career cut short after Raw Commissioner Adam Pearce threatened to “fire” him. But no — The Samoan Werewolf simply went head-up with The Bloodline in a 1-on-3 brawl, where he actually got the best of them at first, but ultimately wound up taking a multitude of superkicks and spears. Now, he and Roman will square off one more time for the World Heavyweight Championship at Clash in Italy. Since Jacob is so severely outnumbered, we give him some advice on who he should align with to even the odds. All that and more in this episode. Lock in.

Burning Bridges: ROWP Reviews Backlash and Breaks Down the State of Play in WWE | SEASON 2 | EP 36 |

Roman Reigns may have beaten his “little cousin” Jacob Fatu in the World Heavyweight Title match, but The Samoan Werewolf has been beating Roman down in a major way. The Tribal Chief was left laying in the ring at Backlash and left laid out ringside on Monday Night Raw. The OTC isn’t the only champ on the hot seat. Gunther has his sights set on Cody Rhodes. We break down just how viable a threat The Ring General is to The American Nightmare. As we continue to break down all the big things poppin’ in WWE, we also take a break to give you our expectations for Drake’s new Iceman LP.