The Black Rasslin’ Podcast returns with healthy dose of rasslin’-flavored poddin’. This week, Mimi, Fam, Matth, and khal discuss the new AEW Fight Forever video game, drop a #NoCapRecap of AEW x NJPW’s Forbidden Door 2023 show, preview WWE Money in the Bank (w/ predictions!), and much more! You know the routine: you can stream … Read moreThe Black Rasslin’ Podcast: Mundy Night Raw
The Black Rasslin’ Podcast returns with healthy dose of rasslin’-flavored poddin’. This week, Mimi, Matth, and khal are joined by King Tre D of WeLuvWrestling to discuss the 2023 #BRP50 list, the end(?) of The Bloodline, CM Punk’s return to AEW, his AEW: Collision promo, and his future in AEW, as well as the Men’s … Read moreThe Black Rasslin’ Podcast: Jerk Franklin
Once again, it’s on; the FIFTH annual #BRP50 list is here! We’re back with our annual look at the Top 50 Black pro wrestlers currently working in the squared circle. As usual, we look at where these wrestlers stack up over the last calendar year (the #BRP50 for 2023 goes from May 2022 to May … Read moreThe 2023 #BRP50 List
When you look at the vanglorious image Jedi Jack Yeti cooked up for the fifth annual #BRP50, there’s one wrestler in particular that feels most “khal-like.” His name is Darius Carter (#15 on the 2023 #BRP50 list), and he’s spent almost 15 years bridging the gap. No, I’m not speaking about the gap between Black … Read moreRISE OF THE INDIES: Darius Carter’s Debonair Dominance
When we got Charlette and Robyn, aka the Renegade Twins, on BRP back in May of 2022, it was refreshing to unpack many facets of their in-ring persona, from the Jordans on their feet to the way they dap up before matches. Since then, the sinister sisters have done it all—including holding the CCW Tag … Read moreRISE OF THE INDIES: Renegade Twins Exclusive Conversation with We Luv Wrestling
Words: Mimi aka #TheWrestlingChic In the late 1990s and early 2000s, pro wrestling evolved into an acknowledged stream of entertainment for female fans. As a reflection of the impact Black women have made in the space, it would be remiss not to recognize mainstream trailblazers such as Awesome Kong (the first Black woman to enter … Read moreRISE OF AN INDIE STAR, JANAI KAI: Bound for Impact In Women’s Pro Wrestling
Words: Andreas Hale Image: Jedi Jack Yeti Although social media can be criticized for many things—with Wrestling Twitter having its own special place of toxicity and tribalism—it has been an excellent tool for discovering and finding your tribe of people who share your interests. Perhaps no place is this truer in pro wrestling than the … Read moreThe Rise Of The Black Indies