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.