Current Ring of Honor Pure Champion “TAIGASTYLE” Lee Moriarty sits down with AO Baker for A CONVERSATION ON CANVAS, with Moriarty speaking on defending his Pure Championship tonight at ROH Death Before Dishonor, his origins, influences, and inspirations, as well as Moriarty’s creative side, which is expressed on both a canvas with paint and through … Read moreA CONVERSATION ON CANVAS WITH TAIGASTYLE LEE MORIARTY
ASÉ Wrestling, up until last Saturday, wasn’t known for change. Darius Carter, the “Leader of the Culture,” has maintained his stranglehold on the ASÉ Men’s title, with a reign nearing two years. TME, the giants of Duke Davis and Ganon Jones Jr., hadn’t slowed down a bit since winning the tag titles, swatting away all … Read more[REVIEW] ASÉ Wrestling: The World Is Yours
Once again, it’s on! 2026 marks the EIGHTH annual #BRP50 List, which the Black Rasslin’ Podcast releases on Juneteenth, aka our yearly look at the Top 50 Black pro wrestlers currently working in the squared circle. We look at what each wrestler has done from May 2025 to May 2026, weighing each based on a … Read moreThe 2026 #BRP50 List
The term “generational” gets inserted in front of a number of things these days. Far too often, it’s misplaced and misused. “Generational talent” is something found in all sorts of arenas. In sports and entertainment, it’s a go-to phrase, reserved for younger prodigies and/or an all timer still having a great run. When those two … Read moreThe Game Needs LaBron Kozone
As my career winds down, I am reminded of the advice veterans gave me that I was too young and dumb to hear. Mainly, the phrase “check yourself before you wreck yourself” comes to mind. As a kid right out of high school, I dismissed it as a corny line to attempt to connect with … Read moreThe Hardest Bump I Ever Took Wasn’t in the Ring: Mental Health, Black Manhood & Professional Wrestling
Over the years, DtfMania—better known as Danielle—has become one of our favorite photographers, taking some of the dopest photos of our favorite wrestling stars. For the 2026 #BRP50, Danielle shares her photography journey and breaks down standout shots of today’s biggest Black WWE Superstars. The absolute BEST way to kick off the 2026 #BRP50 conversation!
Every year, the Black Rasslin’ Podcast drops its #BRP50 list, which ranks the top 50 Black wrestlers—men and women, independent and signed—based on their work from the last year, which runs from May of the previous year to the May before the list drops. For this, the eighth annual #BRP50 saw two very significant announcements … Read moreThank You, New Day