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!