If you’ve been paying attention, you should know that The Black Rasslin’ Podcast has added Davis aka Davey Boy Drip aka PG-13
to the squad as our resident stat guy. We’ve been keeping the stats to
the social media posts, but wanted to switch things up a bit and throw
his stats (and some additives) onto the site. Oh, this week’s full episode is live on YouTube. Press play on that and keep this window open
for his stats below; let us know if Davis is on his ish!
BRP You Shut Up Ellen Stats
(By Davis Colton)
Andrew Wiggins was traded to the Golden State Warriors back in February of this year. He played for the Minnesota Timberwolves from 2014-2020.
Dieter was the name of Mike Myers’ character on the recurring SNL skit “Sprockets” from 1989-1997.
Ken Kennedy aka Mr. Kennedy wrestled in WWE from 2005-2009. His most memorable moment is winning the Money in the Bank ladder match at WrestleMania 23. In the same year, he was originally supposed to be Vince McMahon’s illegitimate son. Matth must not have watched during this time period.
“Informer” by Toronto artist Snow, was the hit single for his debut album 12 Inches of Snow. Here is where I first heard the song.
Grandmaster B was the persona used by Bud Bundy on Married with Children.
“Sabotage” by The Beastie Boys was released in 1994. The famous music video was directed by Spike Jonze.
Malik Yoba‘s allegations.
Around the 22:10 mark of the pod, Fam talks about NFL players having to be built differently to play the game. That reminded me of Vontae Davis’ retirement during halftime back in 2018.
Mike Tyson made his professional boxing debut at the age of 18, in 1985. There was a documentary released in 2009, produced by Carmelo Anthony, titled Tyson. This is what Khal must’ve been referring to. [Ed note: You are correct, Drip.]
Chris Jericho was born in Manhasset, New York; he moved to Winnipeg, Manitoba when his father, Ted Irvine, retired from the NHL. So he is more than likely able to vote. Chris Jericho also had Donald Trump Jr. on Talk is Jericho in November of 2019.
Kaz, formerly of Wrassle Rap, joined The Masked Man Show back in July of this year. This was after this New York Times story came out about Bill Simmons not hiring or giving black people opportunities at The Ringer. That story was published in June, just weeks before Kaz’s first appearance.
The pirate shirt aka The Puffy Shirt was the title and premise of season five episode two of Seinfeld.