EPISODE · Mar 5, 2026 · 30 MIN
The World Cup of Johns (Groups A-D)
from The World Cup Of · host Alright Fans, Crazy Ginger Cabbie and The Factory London
The World Cup of Johns kicks off with Groups A–D, celebrating the remarkable (and occasionally ridiculous) number of famous figures who happen to share one of the most common names in the English-speaking world.From the chaos and comedy of Johnny Knoxville, the broadcasting legend of John McCririck, and the musical legacy of Johnny Rotten, to cultural icons like John F. Kennedy, football favourite John Barnes, and wrestling megastar John Cena — this tournament proves that the name John has punched well above its weight across sport, politics, entertainment and beyond.Along the way we dive into the worlds of John Anderson, Pete Davidson’s alter-ego John Davidson, and plenty more Johns who’ve left their mark in completely different ways.As always, the criteria is flexible at best. Impact, legacy, recognisability, and pure “John energy” all come into play as the debates quickly spiral and the arguments get heated.This episode sets the tone for the tournament — big names, big opinions, and a surprisingly deep bench of Johns.Groups E–H and the knockout rounds continue exclusively on Patreon, where the full debates and inevitable disagreements live.👉 patreon.com/theworldcupofIncluding:The World Cup of Horrible PeopleThe World Cup of Horrible Words / PhrasesThe World Cup of 2025The World Cup of LiquidsThe World Cup of Forgotten FashionThe World Cup of Things You Don’t See (Anymore)The World Cup of Special DaysThe World Cup of Forgotten TV ShowsThe World Cup of InsultsThe World Cup of Hard People…and the full back catalogue.🎟️ Multiple tiers⏱️ Full-length episodes🚫 Not listed anywhere elseIf you thought there were a lot of Johns before, wait until the rest of the draw unfolds on Patreon.🔒 ALL FULL EPISODES AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY ON PATREON
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