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.