Wrestling With Wromance

After a two-week break, Graps & a Cup of Coffee is back on the grind with a Venti Double Shot of conversation.With WrestleMania season in the rearview and AEW continuing to shift and evolve, we’re catching up on everything that’s been happening across the wrestling world. From current title pictures and ongoing storylines in AEW to breaking down the recent WWE releases, there’s a lot to unpack and even more to react to.And of course, we have to talk about the man, the ruler, the mountain that doesn’t move—Oba Femi. His rise continues to demand attention, and we’re digging into what makes him feel like a true force in the industry right now.It’s a catch-up episode, a reset, and a full cup of wrestling conversation all in one.

Grab yourself a cup of coffee and tap in—this is another episode of Graps and a Cup of Coffee. ☕🎙️This time, we’re diving into the weird and wild dynamics of the internet wrestling community, starting with Ricochet and his… complicated relationship with it. From there, I’m sharing my thoughts on the debut of Blackheart Lio Rush, and what it all means in the bigger picture.We’re also getting into Bully Ray Dudley and his comments surrounding the interview he had with Kelani Jordan—because yeah, there’s a lot to unpack there.It’s honest, it’s a little off the wall, and it’s definitely one of those “let’s talk about it” episodes.Oh—and quick heads up: this was supposed to drop two weeks ago, but life got a little hectic. You already know how that goes.So pour up, press play, and let’s get into it.

On this episode of Graps and a Cup of Coffee, we’re playing catch-up on everything life pulled me away from—because yeah… life really be life-ing, fam.While sipping on a smooth brown sugar espresso, we get into all the latest, from the Roman/Punk/“dead father” drama to Jade and Rhea making waves. I also talk about the excitement around Oba Femi stepping into the Brock Lesnar lane, plus that stern warning aimed straight at Triple H.We also recap AEW Revolution—an absolutely fantastic pay-per-view—and I debut a brand new segment that I’m excited for you all to tap into and give feedback on.Appreciate y’all as always. Catch you this weekend on the next episode ☕🔥

It’s been a long time… so excuse the rust.Welcome to a new era of Graps and a Cup of Coffee.You may have heard the name before — but starting now, it means something different.This isn’t just a quick wrestling talk. This is a reset. A rebrand. A retooling of everything you thought this series was.Hosted by Kadeem “LifeofDeem,” this version of Graps and a Cup of Coffee is where passion meets perspective — real conversations about wrestling, culture, moments that move us, and the stories behind the spectacle. It’s honest. It’s unfiltered. It’s reflective. And it’s built for the fans who ride through every era.This first episode sets the tone for where we’re headed. New energy. New direction. Same love for the game.So grab your cup. Let’s talk graps.Welcome to the new road.

After an unexpected hiatus, Wrestling with Wromance is back! Life’s been wild for both of us—new chapters, new chaos—but we’re back in the ring (well, the podcast booth). In this episode, Jack spills the tea on his Russian sugar mama before we dive headfirst into the madness that is WrestleMania week. From the PR disasters WWE’s been juggling, to our honest takes on the build-up, and the matches we’re hyped (or not so hyped) for—we cover it all. Plus, we take a detour into the dumpster fire of the worst WrestleMania ideas of all time.Hit that follow on Spotify or wherever you listen to your podcasts, and follow us on social media @WrestlingWithWromance.

After a short hiatus, Wrestling with Wromance is back! Jack and Deem return to the mic, catching up on the whirlwind of life that’s been keeping them busy. Jack opens the episode with a story about someone from his past — someone who once ghosted him — and asks Deem for advice on whether he should reach out. What follows? Jack actually tries Deem’s advice live on air, and let’s just say… things get interesting.From there, the guys shift into wrestling talk, reflecting on the beautiful Chris Bey benefit show and how moments like this remind us that tribalism in wrestling fandom does more harm than good. When we put that aside, the love for wrestling truly shines.We also dive into the build toward WrestleMania, including the much-anticipated John Cena turn — something we saved for Jack’s return since he’s the resident Cena fan. Finally, we wrap with a special segment: lukewarm takes. Not hot, not cold — just honest, middle-ground opinions that might surprise you.Tune in, share your thoughts, and welcome back to Wrestling with Romance.

On today’s episode of Wrestling with Romance, Jack kicks things off with a story about a hilariously naïve mistake he made. From there, we break down the Cody Rhodes vs. The Rock promo segment, specifically when Rock said he wants Cody’s soul—what does it mean for WrestleMania?Quick heads-up: This episode was recorded before Elimination Chamber, so if some of our predictions sound outdated, that’s why. We had some backend delays, but we’re back on track!Next, Kadeem shares his thoughts on Jordynne Grace’s first match in NXT. While she’s already making waves, we can’t help but feel like she belongs on the main roster right now.Then, we dive into our Elimination Chamber predictions—did we call it right?Finally, we tackle an interesting debate: Can a match still be 5 stars with a dirty finish? We both think so, and we bring up some classic examples that prove it.If you’re enjoying the show, drop us a rating and follow us on all socials. Thanks for rocking with us—we’re getting back on track, and we’ll see you next week! Deuces.

On today’s episode, Jack and Kadeem kick things off with a conversation about Valentine’s Day. Jack reveals that he’s never had a relationship last through the holiday, leading to a deeper discussion about his past relationships and how that experience has shaped him. Things take an unexpected turn when Jack opens up about nearly landing a run in Pro Wrestling NOAH, only for WWE to bring him back—seemingly to do nothing with him. With no appearance at the Royal Rumble, the guys ask: why even bring him back in the first place?From there, they break down the shifting landscape of WrestleMania. (Note: this episode was recorded before Charlotte Flair chose Tiffany Stratton as her opponent.) They speculate on what the final card might look like and throw out some wild predictions.Finally, they dive into a discussion inspired by one of their regulars, Vicente. What truly makes a great pro wrestler? Jack and Kadeem explore this question from their unique perspectives, offering insight into the qualities that define the best in the business.Tune in for a mix of wrestling, personal stories, and thought-provoking debates!

On today’s episode of Wrestling with Wromance, Kadeem and Jack kick things off with a debate on what truly counts as ghosting. At what point does a conversation—or lack thereof—cross into ghosting territory? This discussion stems from a recent conversation Kadeem had with a friend.From there, the duo dives into the Royal Rumble, breaking down their thoughts on the show. They share their mixed feelings on the Women’s Royal Rumble and Charlotte’s win, as well as their reactions to Jey Uso’s victory and the online discourse surrounding it.Then, after much teasing, they finally unveil a long-awaited segment: The Trial of John Cena. Kadeem, a longtime Cena skeptic (when it comes to his WWE character, not the man himself), goes head-to-head with Jack, a die-hard Cena fan. Sparks fly as they lay out their cases, leading to one of the most passionate debates in the podcast’s history.Tune in for all that and more on this episode of Wrestling with Wromance!

On today’s episode of Wrestling with Wromance, we kick things off with a conversation sparked by an off-air chat Kadeem had with a friend who had never heard the podcast before. As they caught up, the friend had some interesting thoughts about Jack, which led to Kadeem bringing a thought-provoking question to the pod. What followed was a deep, unexpected, and very interesting discussion.From there, we broke down the Monday Night Raw go-home show leading into the Royal Rumble and reviewed Collision, which was another solid show. Kadeem also asked Jack if he had watched Saturday Night’s Main Event—spoiler alert: he didn’t—but we caught up on the key moments.To wrap things up, we gave our Royal Rumble predictions!We also want to take a moment to apologize for the late uploads—life has been hectic stepping into 2025, but we’re working on getting back to a consistent flow.We appreciate y’all! Show us some love by leaving a review, following us on all socials, and we’ll catch you next week. Deuces! ✌🏽

In today’s episode of Wrestling with Wromance, Kadeem and Jack dive into a thought-provoking conversation that stems from a playful debate with their friends: “Is Jack’s love cheap?” This leads to a heartfelt discussion about Jack’s approach to love and relationships, offering an unexpectedly emotional moment for the duo.From there, they shift gears to recap the past week in wrestling, reflecting on what feels like a quiet period leading up to the Royal Rumble. Jack shares his thoughts on the GCW show GCW vs. The People, while Kadeem weighs in on TNA’s Genesis and the intriguing dynamic between TNA, WWE, and NXT.To wrap things up, they discuss a fun and nostalgic topic: What’s your all-time favorite wrestling entrance? Whether it’s a one-time spectacle or a classic you never get tired of, they cover it all in this engaging episode.Tune in for deep discussions, wrestling highlights, and a touch of romance!

Welcome back, and happy 2025! We’re kicking off the new year with a brand-new episode of Wrestling with Romance! After an unexpected hiatus (life happens), Kadeem and Jack are back to bring you the wrestling talk you’ve missed.This week, we’re diving into some exciting and unexpected topics: • First, we wrap up the story Kadeem teased in our last episode—a relationship tale that took a surprising turn. • Then, it’s all about Wrestle Kingdom and Wrestle Dynasty—our thoughts, highlights, and hot takes. • We also break down Netflix’s RAW debut. Let’s just say it was… a lot. From the pacing to Hulk Hogan’s involvement, we had plenty of mixed feelings to unpack. • Finally, we get personal with Jack as he reflects on the impact of John Cena—the wrestler who brought him into the world of sports entertainment. With Cena’s retirement tour underway, we discuss what it means for the fans and for the man himself, setting the stage for next week’s deeper dive.Make sure to leave us a glowing review, follow us on all social media platforms, and let us know your thoughts on this week’s episode. Sorry for the delay—life’s been unpredictable, but we’re back and ready to roll. See you next week!

In this episode, Kadeem tackles the topic of getting back out there after a disappointing dating experience. As someone newly single, he’s exploring how to find his footing, and with Jack’s unique, Darby Allin-style approach to dating, Kadim tries to pick his brain.The conversation then shifts to a GCW vs. AEW discussion, and Jack takes a moment to give TNA its long-overdue flowers in light of their upcoming big arena shows. Despite his usual jokes about TNA, Jack acknowledges the company’s resilience and evolution.Finally, the gentlemen end the show by creating their own “30 for 30” list of the best wrestlers under 30, inspired by ESPN’s recent rankings. Let’s just say one of these lists is much shorter than the other!

On today’s Wrestling with Romance, Kadeem and Jack dive into an intriguing mix of personal stories and wrestling takes. First, Jack recounts his latest date—with a sexologist—and shares some eye-opening insights about her and her fascinating job. (Heads up: Viewer discretion is advised, and headphones are recommended if you’re at work!)From there, the duo jumps into a recap of this week’s wrestling highlights, from AEW’s Full Gear to WWE’s Survivor Series. Kadeem also reflects on attending his first-ever GCW show, sharing what he loved and where he thinks the promotion might be falling short. This leads to a fiery rant about the state of wrestling fandom, as Kadeem laments how criticism often overshadows the joy of simply enjoying the sport.The episode wraps up with a heated debate about Chris Jericho, as the gentlemen hold nothing back in dissecting their true feelings about the wrestling legend.

On today’s episode of Wrestling with Wromance, Jack kicks things off with one of his wild and unforgettable life stories, the perfect follow-up to a cozy Thanksgiving break. From there, we dive into the drama surrounding GCW and AEW. We break down Effie’s controversial comments about Tony Khan, the backlash they sparked, and whether GCW truly has a reason to be upset with AEW.Next, we tackle the Britt Baker conundrum: Why does it feel like fans are losing interest, and what can AEW do to reignite her momentum?Finally, we shift gears to preview Survivor Series, making predictions for the card, and we close with a debate on the best free-agent signings in wrestling history—both kayfabe and non-kayfabe.Don’t forget to rate the podcast, show us some love on Instagram, and leave a comment with your thoughts! See you next week. Deuces!

🎙️ Today on Wrestling with Wromance, we’re bringing you a mix of storytelling, wrestling analysis, and fantasy booking!Jack kicks things off with a palate-cleansing tale about his unexpected experience at a mega church event in the Barclays Center, a surprising connection he made, and how a simple interaction can leave a lasting impression.From there, we dive into the Moxley Death Rider storyline and our thoughts so far. Kadeem shares his take on WWE’s current storytelling, calling out missed opportunities, a lack of continuity in the WarGames build, and why the storylines just aren’t hitting the mark.Finally, we break down our Fantasy Continental Classics, building and booking our dream brackets. Got your own ideas? Hit us up on Instagram or TikTok @WrestlingWithWromance (all one word) and let us know!Hope you enjoy the episode—deuces!

On this episode of Wrestling with Romance, Jack takes us on a wild ride, sharing his unexpected adventure at a Fight Club-themed party with a twist. He dives into all the unforgettable moments, setting the stage for some deep conversation. From there, we shift to the world of wrestling as we explore the appeal of “glorified jobbers” and the unique roles they play in the industry.Next up, we discuss Kazuchika Okada’s current run in AEW, and why we think some of the criticism he’s facing might be rooted in bad faith. Finally, we wrap things up by talking about some of the most iconic “nepo friends” in wrestling history—the friends and connections that have shaped the business in surprising ways.Tune in for an episode packed with stories, wrestling insight, and plenty of laughs!

On this episode of Wrestling with Romance, we’re back and excited to reconnect with you! Jack kicks things off with a story fresh from his recent trip to Chile—a tale unfolding in real time that’s sure to surprise. Then, we dive into Jack’s aversion to ’90s wrestling and the fans who seem stuck in nostalgia. We discuss how “rose-tinted glasses” affect perspectives on wrestling’s past and share some insights.Next, I share my take on WWE’s new “WWE ID” initiative. We explore a big question: could WWE being great again be bad for the rest of wrestling? I’d love to hear your thoughts on that!Finally, we ask each other: what’s your favorite unscripted or improvised moment, promo, or match situation in wrestling? Tune in for our answers and join the conversation!

We’re trying something brand new with today’s episode! Welcome to the pilot of our latest series: Graps and a Cup of Coffee ☕️.When life gets busy, we still want to keep the wrestling talk going, so this is our way to have a quick chat while sipping coffee. Think of it as a casual, catch-up conversation—just 10-30 minutes of pure wrestling fun. No need for the hour-long deep dives, just short and sweet!Today, Kadeem dives into Bad Blood, Wrestle Dream, and the latest happenings while Jack is in Chile. If you like this format, let us know! Hit that 5⭐ review, subscribe, and share your thoughts so we can keep serving up these coffee-fueled wrestling chats.Let’s talk wrestling over coffee—what could be better? ☕️💥 #GrapsAndCoffee #WrestlingPodcast #BadBlood #WrestleDream #PodcastPilot #ShortFormContent

On today’s episode of Wrestling with WRomance, Jack and Kadeem dive into the challenges of handling rejection in the dating world. They discuss their strategies for coping, how they push forward, and keep their heads held high. Jack then shifts gears to share what’s been on his mind: wrestling fans using the term ‘cinema’ and why, as a film critic and filmmaker, it bothers him. Kadeem follows up with his thoughts on the current RAW Women’s Championship scene, explaining why he feels the Rhea Ripley vs. Liv Morgan rivalry is holding the division back. The guys also break down the Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns storyline and Kadeem’s take on Jey Uso’s Intercontinental Championship win. Finally, the episode wraps up with a fun segment where everyone gives their unfiltered opinions on five different wrestlers. Tune in for a deep dive and plenty of candid conversation!

On this week’s episode of *Wrestling with Wromance*, Kadeem continues to share the story behind his situationship/relationship with “S” and how it eventually comes to a conclusion. Following that, Jack introduces Kadeem to *Wrestle Society X*, a show he had never heard of before, leaving him completely mind-blown. Kadeem then dives into a conversation about how wrestling fans often exhibit racism and discrimination. He also expresses his frustration with Cody's current title reign, feeling that it’s stagnant due to the ongoing Bloodline storyline. They wrap up the episode by debating some of the best and worst wrestling names in history. 

In this week’s episode of Wrestling with Wromance, Jack kicks things off by asking Kadeem about his worst date experience, which leads to a hilarious and unforgettable story about a date with an ex. From there, the duo dives into a review of AEW All Out, sharing their favorite matches and standout moments from the show. To wrap it up, they discuss the biggest missed opportunities in wrestling due to someone being, well… an asshole. Long-time fans know the wrestling world has its fair share of them, but which one stands out as the worst offender?

In this week's episode of *Wrestling with Wromance*, Jack kicks things off by discussing potential relationship deal breakers. The conversation then shifts to the surprising news of Odyssey Jones' possible release. Kadeem touches on this during a segment about recent developments involving Triple H and some allegations made by MVP, emphasizing that this was recorded before the domestic abuse allegations came to light. If Jones' release is indeed related to those allegations, Kadeem wants to make it clear: good riddance.The discussion continues with Kadeem delving into the significance of Swerve's potential new contract with AEW, and he doesn't hold back on the hypocrisy and foolishness surrounding debates about Swerve's worth. The episode wraps up with a deep dive into the upcoming *All Out* event, where the guys preview the card, discuss the yet-to-be-announced matches, and make their picks for the winners.

In this episode of Wrestling with Romance, Jack kicks things off with an incredible story about introducing his friends to the world of wrestling by showing them the chaotic match between Necrobutcher and Samoa Joe—a choice that leaves Kadeem questioning his sanity. From there, we dive into a full review of AEW’s All In, sharing our thoughts on how the show delivered, highlighting our favorite moments, and discussing the aspects we felt could have been better. We also speculate on what’s next for Bryan Danielson after that intense main event. To wrap things up, we tackle a big question: What was the biggest missed opportunity in professional wrestling history? Join us for an episode filled with wild stories, deep analysis, and a whole lot of wrestling passion.

In today's episode of *Wrestling with Wromance*, Jack kicks things off with a captivating story about his one and only dance with a mesmerizing woman—a moment that’s as addictive as it is unforgettable. From there, the conversation shifts to a brief discussion on the perception of AEW as an alternative wrestling promotion. Jack shares his thoughts on AEW's position as a secondary player, while Kadeem offers his perspective as well.We then dive into a comparison of this year's *All In* build versus last year's, sharing our insights and predictions. Who will take the win? Who will compete in the trio ladder match? And who do we think will come out on top between Swerve and Bryan Danielson?Finally, we wrap up the episode with a nostalgic discussion: If you could have attended any wrestling show or match in person, which would it be?

On today’s episode of Wrestling with Romance, we’re joined by a very special guest—one of our day-one listeners and a great friend of Kadeem’s, the homie Vicente.We kick off the episode with Vicente sharing some valuable dating advice, followed by a deep dive into the sacrifices needed to make a relationship work. The conversation then shifts to some thoughts weighing on Vicente’s mind, particularly his frustration with the tribalism in the wrestling community.Next, Jack discusses his lack of interest in the new MJF character and the issues he has with it. Kadeem also brings up a thought-provoking conversation about Triple H and certain Black talent in the wrestling world.Finally, we all reminisce about Lucha Underground, a show we were huge fans of. We explore the idea of whether it could still exist in 2024, and if so, how it might look today.

On today’s episode of “Wrestling with Wromance”:Jack shares his thoughts about potentially reconnecting with an old flame, someone he had very intense feelings for. He seeks advice on the best approach to rekindling this relationship.Next, we dive into our review of SummerSlam. The event delivered a mix of good moments and crazy, over-the-top action, just as you’d expect. We discuss our impressions of the entire show and speculate on what’s in store for “Bash in Berlin” at the end of the month.Finally, we open up the discussion to you: what do you consider the worst booking, the worst moment, and the worst storyline you’ve seen in the wrestling world? We share our thoughts, and we’d love to hear your interesting answers too. Let us know!

In this episode of Wrestling with Romance, Jack shares the latest update on his dating life, which might be a bit…scary. Kadeem recounts his adventure of meeting Swerve Strickland last Friday and presenting him with custom-designed merchandise. From there, the guys discuss their expectations for SummerSlam and its lineup. Lastly, they delve into the topic: What does getting a push in wrestling mean to you?

🎉 And just like that, we’re back, baby! 🎉Welcome to Season Two, Episode One of Wrestling with Wromance!How y’all doing?! It’s been three long weeks since Jack and I last recorded together, and we’ve got some catching up to do. This episode kicks off with a wild story about the most pointless topic ever: body counts. Believe it or not, Jack had this crazy conversation with his family about it! Next, I dive into what’s been on my heart: why I’m not vibing with WWE like everyone else. Spoiler alert: it’s not bias, it’s the lack of wrestling compared to AEW. I break down the differences and get real about my thoughts.Then, things get spicy with a quick back-and-forth from our text exchange. Jack tried to label me an AEW defender after I pointed out how inconsistent Cody Rhodes’ reasons for leaving AEW have been. Drama, right? Finally, we wrap up with a deep dive into which wrestler was a victim of their era. Trust me, you don’t want to miss it!Tune in, laugh with us, and get ready for another epic season!

I’MMM A ONE-MAN BANDDDD” Today’s episode (a very late one; our apologies) is going to be quite different. This time, Kadeem will be hosting solo, as Jack is out this week. We hope to have him back next week. Kadeem will be recapping the week and sharing some of his thoughts on everything that has happened

On this episode of "Wrestling with Romance," Jack discussed the challenges of potentially double-booking himself for two days and navigating that in the dating world, especially when he's more interested in one specific person. Following that, Kadeem and Jack reviewed and discussed "Forbidden Door" from two perspectives: Kadeem's experience as a live viewer and Jack's experience watching it from home. They talked about the matches they liked, the ones they didn't, and their overall ratings of the show. Finally, they delved into some fantasy booking for "Money in the Bank," which is also happening this Saturday.

On this episode of Wrestling with Wromance, Kadeem starts off the episode with a question for both him & Jack to reflect on the way that their lifestyles & career has affected their dating lives. From there Kadeem expresses his feeling about the wrestling bubble not understanding or giving respect to things happening in pop culture. We talked about some of the hype & interest in forbidden door. We know Jack loves spooky bs, we get his thoughts on the Wyatt Sicks. Finally we end with discussing what is our favorite non-wrestling, non-promo segment. Let us know if you have any favorites 

On this episode of Wrestling with Wromance, Jack shares his trip to Paris, which led to an epiphany about life and romance. Then, Kadeem talks about his thoughts and views after watching the new Vice docuseries “Who Killed WCW,” especially since WCW was his introduction to the wrestling world as a child. Jack also gives his perspective on why he believes the Samoa Joe-Hook tandem is working better than the Jerihook tandem. Lastly, our hosts discuss who they think is the biggest wrestling nepobaby.

On this episode of Wrestling with Wromance, Kadeem shares a story he hinted at in the previous episode. He talks about moving out of his ex’s house without any notice or her seeing him. We promise there’s a justifiable reason for this.Next, we discuss the Rossy Ogawa interview, where he mentioned Triple H pushing him to leave Stardom, and how Triple H’s politics have rubbed some people the wrong way. We then delve into the growing divide in the wrestling world.Lastly, Jack talks about watching the Vice series Who Killed WCW and asks Kadeem, a former avid WCW fan, who he thinks was responsible for WCW’s downfall.

In this episode of “Wrestling with Wromance,” Jack asks Kadeem about a time when he was celibate, a revelation that leaves Jack almost in disbelief. Kadeem explains that it wasn’t a deliberate choice but rather a consequence of his dedication to his craft as an artist. The conversation then shifts as Kadeem expresses his frustrations with certain aspects of TNA. He believes some talents deserve greater recognition and is particularly critical of the upcoming Moose vs. Matt Hardy match. Jack and Kadeem also share their thoughts on the perplexing Andrade situation, if it can even be called that. Finally, they ponder what the world of wrestling would look like if Triple H and WWE had succeeded in their globalization efforts.

In this episode of Wrestling with Wromance, Jack concludes his epic three-part Las Vegas weekend saga, featuring an unexpected twist you won’t see coming. We also dive into our reviews of King & Queen of the Ring and Double or Nothing, where we had some differing opinions on standout moments. Finally, we discuss our favorite comfort matches—those bouts we watch to feel good. Tune in for an exciting and diverse conversation!

On this episode of “wrestling with wromance” jack continues this story about this magical trip he had in Las Vegas with someone he had a connection with for quite a long time. Which culminates with them being at Double or Nothing 2022. From there Kadeem expresses his feelings about how some fans react to stuff booking wise. Sometimes it can be way too harsh. He also expressed how he feels about the upcoming King & Queen of the ring PLE. From there, we discuss is The Miz good or bad. If you’re a long time listener, you can guess who’s on what side

On this episode of "Wrestling with Wromance," Jack shares the story of his magical trip to Las Vegas with someone he's had a long-standing connection with. He then opens up about his feelings regarding the current state of ROH. We dive deep into the discussion, exploring the topic thoroughly. We also talk about some of the moves we absolutely hate—Kadeem's choices, in particular, were very direct and to the point.

“On this episode, we delve into navigating cold streaks in the dating world, a universal experience. We then explore the intricacies of relationships, acknowledging their complexities. Later, we share our personal interests: Jack expresses admiration for WoW (Women of Wrestling), while Kadeem appreciates the abundance of wrestling content on TV, particularly in shows like Raw & AEW. Finally, we venture into a rare discussion of pop culture, dissecting the Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar debate, drawing parallels to the intensity of wrestling matchups. Tune in for an engaging conversationfollow us at WrestlingwithWromance on IG. We want stories to share

“On this episode of Wrestling with Wromance, Jack gives us a quick rundown of his trip to Neotropolis. He shares what might be his ‘whitest white boy’ story yet, because let’s face it, my black ass isn’t doing anything like that. Then, we delve into the WWE DRAFT, discussing our thoughts on how it played out and suggesting changes to the format. Kadeem reflects on the idea that sometimes, letting things unfold naturally is the best option. We also vent about our frustration with certain pundits in the wrestling world. Lastly, we celebrate the unsung heroes: our favorite jobbers. They may not always get the spotlight, but there’s nothing like a great jobber.”

On today’s episode of Wrestling with Romance, Jack shares a heartwarming crush story that began on the day of his Bar Mitzvah and continued into adulthood. Then, we delve into a review of the AEW Dynasty PPV, highlighting the standout match between Bryan Danielson and Will Ospreay, which some are calling the greatest match ever. I elaborate on why Danielson is widely regarded as the pinnacle of wrestling excellence. Lastly, we engage in a lively discussion about our favorite types of wrestlers.

In today’s episode, we return to the essence of storytelling with Jack, sharing his uniquely amusing and romantically comedic anecdotes. From there, we delve into Jack’s contemplations about Cody, his earnest desire for everyone’s happiness. An impromptu discussion ensues, shifting gears towards evaluating the success of wrestling companies in the business realm. Finally, we engage in a dialogue exploring the distinction between a WWE legend and a wrestling legend.

On today’s gripping episode of “Wrestling with Romance,” we bring closure to the saga. Join us as we delve into the epic storyline that culminated at WrestleMania 40. Our cohosts will conclude the romantic trilogy and dissect WrestleMania 40, analyzing the matches and sharing our favorites. Additionally, we’ll rank five of the greatest and five of the most disappointing WrestleMania matches of all time. Share your thoughts on our list and tell us your top 5 best and worst matches ever.

On this exciting episode of “Wrestling with Romance,” Jack and I kick things off with a brief chat about the farthest distance we’ve traveled in New York City for an evening of entertainment with someone we were interested in. Then, I delve into part two of the story I introduced last week on the podcast. Although Jack thinks there are too many titles in AEW, I respectfully disagree and shift the conversation to why I believe Cody should’ve won the belt last year, citing the current WrestleMania build as evidence. Finally, we debate which wrestling draft class stands as the best of all time.

In this episode of ‘Wrestling with Romance,’ Kadeem shares a gripping tale of a workplace romance gone sour, while Jack passionately defends Roman Reigns’ title retention at WrestleMania 39. As tensions rise, the co-hosts engage in a heated debate over the entertainment prowess of Wardlow versus Roderick Strong. Tune in for a lively discussion!

In today’s episode of “Wrestling with Romance,” Jack faces the consequences of his actions in the tumultuous dating scene while balancing a demanding career. We delve into the absence of cinematic matches in wrestling and discuss the current landscape of WrestleMania. Exploring how talents like Darby Allin elevate others through singles wins, we examine their impact on warming up emerging stars. Lastly, we indulge in fantasy bookings for cinematic matches we’d love to witness. Join us for an insightful and entertaining dive into the world of wrestling and relationships.

on todays episode, it’s a full breakdown of AEW Revolution. We also discuss what’s it like dating in this digital world we live in. Then we discuss what legends we’d love to see get a proper send off.

In today’s episode, Jack shares a captivating story from his college days, recounting a magical New York City moment that left a lasting impact on him, while also reflecting on missed opportunities. We then delve into a conversation about the diminishing element of surprise in AEW these days, and I express my frustration with the discourse surrounding the “casual fan”. Transitioning from there, we engage in a discussion about which wrestler we’d like to see given a second chance at their career.

On today’s episode, we delve into Jack’s self-reflection on his role in the current status of his dating life. From there, we discuss the Internet Wrestling Community's (IWC) relationship with Dave Meltzer. While acknowledging the challenges of Dave's job, we explore why the Internet is quick to criticize him despite his contributions to our podcasting landscape. Lastly, we share the tale of possibly the worst show ever booked, as Jack recounts a story that left us astounded. You won't want to miss it!

On today’s episode Jack tells a story about a young lady he met, & was left with so many what ifs. From there we jump into, the convoluted story that wwe is trying to pass on because, this Cody Rhodes story has become complicated. We discuss the Scott D’more firing & how it will impact TNA’s future. Lastly, Jack will rebook All Out 2019. While I don’t know how I feel about it, you let us know how you feel & maybe we’ll do more in the future.