In the words of the great philosopher Shawty Lo, “There must be two siiiiidddes!” Logan Paul went from heel to hero to victim and back to being bad—all in one episode of Raw.

The Brons put the kibosh on Paul’s World Title hopes (for now) and made the multi-media maven have a great epiphany: if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em. Now, with Logan aligned with The Vision, is he officially down with the clique, or just a temporary teammate for the upcoming WarGames?

Even more questions abound—if they are teaming for the next PLE, who else will join their squad, and what combination of babyfaces will they square off against? Jey Uso and CM Punk seem like locks for two their collective will have to fight. Hear our takes here.

Also, the ladies stay shining—we assess the state of play in the women’s division with some in-depth analysis of Jade Cargill, The Kabuki Warriors, and more. Keep it locked on The Rap On Wrestling Podcast.

The look, the talent, the charisma, the determination — Jade Cargill’s got it all. And now she’s fulfilled the prophecy, of winning the Women’s World Title. We break down what we’d like to see from her reign (hopefully a long one) and why a dream one on one with Bianca Belair should be held off until WrestleMania. We also show love to the woman Jade squashed for the strap at SNME, Tiffany Stratton. Despite back to back major losses to Jade and Stephanie Vaquer, Tiffy spent most of her time on top during an incredible 2025 campaign thus far.

Speaking of new champs, C.M. Punk is back at the pinnacle after beating Jey Uso for the vacated World Heavyweight Championship. We get into what’s next for Punk, and what direction Jey should go after taking such a tough loss.

 And of course, you can’t talk WWE without mentioning Roman Reigns. His shadow is still looming large, and our crew debates which title we’d like to see him go after when he returns — Cody’s or Punk’s.

lus, that big announcement about the upcoming tournament involving all WWE brands to decide who faces John Cena in the final match of his retirement run? Yeah, we’ve got thoughts. The ROWP family breaks down why this is a total game-changer and who we’d love to see compete for the honor of closing out The GOAT’s legendary career.

Jade Cargil turned heel and we love it!!! Not so much the same vines with Jey Uso following the same dark path. Fear not Yeeteers, we break down why Jey is just misunderstood and will remain face. Plus, our predictions for Saturday Night’s Main Event’s actual main event where Jey will face CM Punk for the vacated world heavyweight championship.

Also our other predictions regarding Cargil Vs Tiffany Stratton and Cody Rhodes taking on Drew McIntyre are all in deck.

In this episode of The Rap on Wrestling, we sit down with Real1, formerly known as WWE’s Enzo Amore, for one of the most raw and unfiltered conversations you’ll ever hear. From his rise in WWE and the creation of his iconic persona to life after wrestling, Real1 opens up about the highs, the controversies, and what’s next for his career in and out of the ring.

The dog is officially off the porch and off the chain. The biggest story in wrestling right is Bron Breakker spear-heading division in The Vision by setting it on Seth Rollins.

With Bronson Reed following suit and hitting his faction leader with a Tsunami and Paul Heyman choosing sides, The Visionary is the odd man out. We beak everything down

Our entire team gives a standing ovation to John Cena and AJ Styles for giving the fans an emotionally uplifting and action amplified last match in their rivalry. WWE’s “Crown Jewel” however, had way more on deck for us.

The Australian PLE featured a huge win from the Land Down Under’s grappling Queen, Rhea Ripley but the Aussie King, the Tribal Thief, Bronson Reed’s victory over Roman Reigns was even more momentous and we break down the ripe effects.

 Speaking of Roman, his latest family friction with the Usos could mean no Bloodline reunion in WarGames this year and it doesn’t bold well for their Thanksgiving plans either.

The W of all Ws came from Seth Rollins beating Cody Rhodes. But finally pinning The American Nightmare has cost him more than he bargained for.

Over in TNA, The Hardyz and Dudley’s came together one final encounter each other and what looks like Team 3-D’s last match overall. In the aftermath of their hellacious tables match we not only analyses that bout, but also talk about where both teams rank on our top ten tag teams list.

Surely seeing D-Von and Bubba unlace their boots and give them to Matt touched your heart as did witnessing a bloodied but victorious Mike Santana celebrate the liberation of the TNA title from Trick Williams in the middle of the ring with his young daughter. We break it all down.

What a week. Shaheem got up with Method Man and The Rock, Ari saw his first AEW show live and E hung with some of the Def Squad! All that and team still kept up with everything in wrestling including Jey Uso listening to his cousin Roman Reigns over his brother Jimmy. Big up to females as well. They have been lighting up the ring. We break everything down here!

The Bloodline is here! The Tribal Chief wasn’t going to let his cousins go down 0-2 to the Brons. Roman Reigns returned on Raw not just to assist Jey and Jimmy Uso in their Texas Tornado tag match, but to give his former Right Hand Man that extra hype with a post-match pep talk.

 Is this charged-up battery in Jey’s back further along an outright heel turn, or is he just gaining that extra edge to take him back to championship glory? And what does it mean for Jimmy, who doesn’t seem to agree with his family? We discuss.

Speaking of reaching the top of the mountain, Ricky Saints is the new NXT Champion. He did the unthinkable by beating Oba Femi and ending an almost year-long title reign. We break down the stunning defeat, and we’ll also analyze where Oba ranks among the all-time great NXT Champs.

We were there in Indy! Get some first hand insight what it was like to be on the ground during the historic WrestlePalooza.” And our family also dives into the spectacular what was AEW’s “All Out.” Hear why we think despite taking a loss in the main event, that Kyle Fletcher has skyrocketed his stock. All that and what’s next for Champions Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins after their confrontation on Raw.

Today is AEW All Out and as usual, they stacked the card! Due to the last minute addition of a same day PLE from WWE, they pulled no stops to bring the fans what they want! With a bunch of major players out due to injury, the rest of the roster looks ready to carry the load! Will a young on fire Protostar Kyle Fletcher dethrone the champ Hangman Page?

Will the Hurt Business shut up Ricochet and the GOA for good? Will Timeless Toni Storm deliver another award winning performance and leave as champion? Will Cope and Christian teach FTR and Stokely a lesson they will never forget? Will the Mad King be victorious on his return to the ring since May 2024?!?! Will Mercedes have enough to retain against a returning Rhio? Will Darby put the nail in the coffin of the Death Riders?

MJF vs Mark Briscoe, 4 way Tag team ladder match for the championships. Tune in for our predictions right now!!!!

WWE is about to embark on a whole new era. Their partnership with ESPN officially begins with the PLE WrestlePalooza live from Indianapolis.

Regardless of your thoughts about the buildups, every match on this card is a blockbuster, and we should be in for an explosive night. Will Brock Lesnar go full Beast Incarnate mode and force John Cena into an early retirement, or will “Super Cena” once again defy the odds? Our ROWP family is heavily divided on who will come out on top in this decades-long grudge match.

When it comes to the family feud between Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch vs. CM Punk and AJ Lee, we aren’t any more unified in what we forecast the outcome to be. All that, plus our takes on who’ll leave with the belt  in Cody Rhodes vs. Drew McIntyre, The Usos vs. the Bron Brons, and who we think will be crowned the new Women’s World Champion. Don’t be surprised if Iyo Sky Vs Stephanie Vaquer  turns into the sleeper classic of “WrestlePalooza.”

With AJ Lee back home In WWE, not only is the entire women’s division turned upside down now With another main eventer added to the mix, but Lee is going to have some serious implications for the men’s side as well.

Wherever her husband, CM Punk is, she won’t be too far behind and that means things will be on equal footing when he faces Seth Rollins for the World Heavyweight Championship again. In the meantime, it’s Seth and Becky LYnch Vs Punk and Lee at “WrestlePalooza.” Hear our take on wrestling’s biggest family feud right now.

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Who really runs wrestling? We present to the world, our list of the 50 most litt wrestlers in the game right now. Let the debates begin! Big us up or Shout at us through your phones and TVs. Send in your comments of praise and laments! It’s all good. Watch and let us know what you think and send us your own lists as well!!

Breaking news, Sami Zayn is confident again and is the new U.S. Champ. He’s not the only Bloodline alum who’s benefiting from some regained mojo. Roman Reigns has got swagger back, but will he be able to say the same about his kicks after Sunday? Our crew is divided on whether he’ll reclaim the two pairs of sneakers that were stolen from him by “The Tribal Thief,” Bronson Reed. But The ROWP familia are unified in predicting a win in their “Clash In Paris” match.

 As for the rest of the card, we are pretty much unified in our predictions of Becky Lynch’s title defense against Nikki Bella as well as John Cena’s bout with Logan Paul. The same can’t be said for our thoughts on the Fatal Four Way World Heavyweight Championship match where Seth Rollins defends against Jey Uso, CM Punk and LA Knight. Tune in now to hear who we think will win and why.

Dominik Mysterio loves being a heel and this year, the WWE Universe are really applauding him for being so good at being bad. He used to come out and get booed so fervently during his promos, he barely could be get a word in without being interrupted by a chorus of boos. Then when you could get a word in, more unified, audible disdain drowning him out. But as a former Intercontinental Champion once said, the Creme rises to the top.

Here, Dom talks about now being cheered by the fans despite still playing dirty, why he’d welcome John Cena challenging him for the IC strap and give a up a preview of some of the hip-hop he’s vibing to.

Raw, uncut, and spittin’ nothin’ but facts — R-Truth took time out from traveling on the road to kick it with the ROWP family. We get into detailed breakdowns of tracks from his new LP, The White Album, as well as why he chose to expand his musical repertoire into country.

Make no mistake: Truth is hip-hop to the core (he has photos with Eazy-E and Tupac), and he’ll always captivate the hearts of his fans. We also dive into the unwavering support he gets from the WWE Universe, how the WWE itself is backing him as an artist, and, of course, we had to ask — was his brief separation from the company a work or a shoot?

Seth Rollins, Paul Heyman, and “The Bron Brons” are on fire. The collective known as “The Vision” are beating down their competition every week, taking a World Championship title, a couple pairs of sneakers, and some pride while doing so. No wonder they’re at the top of our power rankings.

And while Rollins has his Oracle, we have our own “Ari-Cle.” Ari gives his prediction on who John Cena’s last handful of opponents will be.

Plus, with Naomi injured, how will it affect the stacked Raw women’s division? “The Man” Becky Lynch seems poised to be even more in the front as she gears up to defend her I.C. belt against Nikki Bella soon.

 And looming in the background of it all is the Karrion Kross chatter. Is he really done with WWE? If so, we’re talking about one of the more unique acts in the game suddenly hitting free agency. To most of the ROWP family, AEW would make sense — he’s got the presence, the mystique, and a promo style that would click in their darker corners. Find out why one of our guys says nah!

Seth Rollins already had the greatest Money in the Bank contract cash-in ever, but did he top himself during the first night of Summer Slam? While that’s up for debate, there’s no denying his latest cash-in was the most stylish ever. He absolutely stunted on the crowd and CM Punk.

The Visionary’s comeback from his feigned injury fooled many, broke one guy from Chicago’s heart, and made 50,000-plus erupt in less than six minutes on August 2. The next night, Brock Lesnar came back to hurl the now-face John Cena around the ring with an F-5 and throw gasoline on their years-dead feud to reignite the flames. Not to mention, Roman Reigns got his kicks yapped once again the night after that on Raw.

With so much to unpack in the wake of Summer Slam and Monday Night Raw, we called on a friend of the ROWP family — DJ, producer, media personality, cancer survivor, and activist Pretty Lou — to help break everything down.

Lou, a huge fan of comic books and the films based on them, had strong opinions on Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel vs. James Gunn’s Superman, and he told us his top five singles wrestlers and tag teams

WWE’s Jade Cargill is a disruptor, truly a storm in human form. She’s A true force of nature with Goddess like physical features, but has shown she can definitely get on demon time in the ring.

Although Jade came up short while wrestling Tiffany Stratton at Summer Slam (both in the length of the match and the final result) for the WWE Women’s Championship, with an undeniable, aurora, mentally and statuesque look, being a World Title holder seems pre ordained for her. It’s only a matter of time before she has single’s gold.

In this exclusive interview with The Rap On Wrestling Podcast, Cargill talks about her past year’s success in WWE, what being the female top title holder means to her, where those spectacular one-of-one outfits go after she wears them and how she’s inspired by Rhianna AND her nemesis Naomi.

Our most legendary guest to date! “The Best Theresa Is, The Best Theresa Was, The Best There Ever Will Be,” “The Excellence of Execution,” “The Hitman,” Bret Hart sits with the ROWP family.

While attending “Summer Bash” at Brooklyn Paramount in NYC presented by the official credit card sponsor for WWE SummerSlam, Chase Freedom, Bret sat in the green room and logged into our show. He gave us his take on Cody Rhodes potential heel turn, told us his favorite Summer Slam matches he competed it and weighed on Jelly Roll’s weight loss and dedication to the ring. The Hitman even broke down why wrestling and music are a match made in Heaven.