A Very Special Episode of First Black Champ | #theFBCPod 428

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In this very special episode of First Black Champ, Camp From The Port and J.R. Bang dive into the aftermath of WWE's Crown Jewel: Perth. The event delivered shocking results, including Bronson Reed, with Paul Heyman in his corner, defeating Roman Reigns by pinfall. Stephanie Vaquer made history by becoming the first woman to win four championships in a single year after defeating Tiffany Stratton in a champion vs. champion match. The hosts also discuss the classic showdown between John Cena and AJ Styles, with Cena emerging victorious, and the tag team victory of Iyo Sky and Rhea Ripley over The Kabuki Warriors. Seth Rollins retained his World Heavyweight Championship by defeating Cody Rhodes, further solidifying his dominance.

The episode also explores the fallout from the event, particularly the decline of The Vision. Cam points out that the lack of merchandise was a clear sign of the team’s uncertain future. The hosts speculate on Bronson Reed’s trajectory after his monumental victories over Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins on consecutive nights, pondering how this reshapes WWE’s storytelling landscape. With these developments, Camp and J.R. Bang analyze the shifting dynamics within WWE and what it means for the future of its superstars and narratives.

Cash Money Records Verzuz No Limit Records | #SomeDudePod

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In this episode of the Some Dude... Podcast hosts J.R. Bang and Mike B dive into a lively discussion covering current events and the much-anticipated Cash Money Records vs. No Limit Records Verzuz battle.

The episode kicks off with a breakdown of Diddy’s recent sentencing to 50 months in prison. The hosts explore the factors that led to his conviction, including allegations of abuse and poor legal advice, such as releasing an ill-timed apology video. They speculate on Diddy’s post-prison future, suggesting he might pivot to motivational speaking, akin to Jordan Belfort, as his music career seems uncertain.

Next, the conversation shifts to the bizarre incident involving Mark Sanchez, who was reportedly stabbed and arrested. The hosts humorously dissect the strange details, including Sanchez allegedly running wind sprints in an alley at midnight, sparking speculation about drug use.

The highlight of the episode is the spirited debate about the upcoming Cash Money vs. No Limit Verzuz battle, scheduled for October 25th. The hosts reminisce about the iconic tracks from both labels, noting that while the music is nostalgic, much of it hasn’t aged well. They discuss the potential absence of key artists like Lil Wayne and C-Murder, which could impact the event’s success. The debate also touches on the deeper cuts from both labels, the evolution of Lil Wayne’s career, and the enduring legacy of hits like “Back That Azz Up” and “Ha.”

With humor, nostalgia, and sharp commentary, this episode offers a deep dive into hip-hop history and culture, leaving listeners eagerly anticipating the Verzuz showdown.

Crown Jewel Perth Predictions: Crown Jewel Drama, Cody vs. Seth, and Bloodline Fallout | #theFBCPod

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The WWE Crown Jewel 2025 event is shaping up to be a blockbuster, and we’re diving into all the predictions, drama, and potential surprises on this episode of #theFBCPod. Headlining the event is Cody Rhodes, SmackDown's Undisputed WWE Champion, facing off against Seth Rollins, Raw's World Heavyweight Champion, in a singles match for the WWE Crown Jewel Championship. Could Randy Orton finally betray Cody Rhodes, or will the American Nightmare prevail?

On the women’s side, Stephanie Vaquer, Raw's Women's World Champion, takes on Tiffany Stratton, SmackDown's WWE Women's Champion, for the WWE Women's Crown Jewel Championship. But the real question is: do fans even care about this matchup?

John Cena and AJ Styles are set to clash in a singles match, but is it a foregone conclusion that Cena will walk away victorious? Meanwhile, Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky team up to face The Kabuki Warriors (Asuka and Kairi Sane) in a tag team match. How invested are fans in this showdown?

The Bloodline saga continues as Roman Reigns steps away from his Akuma persona. What does this mean for the Usos and the OG Bloodline? Solo Sikoa hinted that something—or someone—is missing. Could this be the return of Tama Tonga, and does anyone care?

Join us as we break down all the matches, storylines, and potential twists in this must-watch WWE event.

Random Acts Of Podcast Ep.622 | TRAYSOLD! w/ @TraySold

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On this weeks episode of RAOP, coming all the way dine from that HTown we got streamer/content creator TRAYSOLD on the show. We chop it up with him about the Jaguars/Texans rivalry, how to be successful in Streaming, which cereal is the GOAT, Tray's funniest moments while streaming and a TON more. It was a pleasure having one of our favorite streamers in the game pull up on us. Enjoy!

You Want Cena/Styles… You Got It! | #theFBCPod

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Dive into the latest wrestling news on the First Black Champ Podcast! We discuss AJ Styles' 2026 retirement plans, his potential in WCW or WWE, and his epic match against John Cena at Crown Jewel Perth. Plus, Jey Uso's slow heel turn, Jimmy Uso's Bloodline role, and the Botch of the Year debate: Nia Jax or the ref? Don’t miss the "Do We Care" segment featuring Ricky Saints, Street Profits, and Drew McIntyre vs. Jaco