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Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
Itsthemazoku and SwagSwitcha
42 episodes
5 days ago
The moment John Cena smiled and tapped to Gunther split the fanbase in two. We go beyond the finish to ask a bigger question: did WWE earn that ending, or did they skip the story that would have made it sting in the right way? We sketch the simple month-long build that could have turned a polarizing tap into a legendary farewell—public choke-outs, relentless promos, and a final match where inevitability felt earned and both men left larger. From there, we widen the lens to a year that’s been...
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The moment John Cena smiled and tapped to Gunther split the fanbase in two. We go beyond the finish to ask a bigger question: did WWE earn that ending, or did they skip the story that would have made it sting in the right way? We sketch the simple month-long build that could have turned a polarizing tap into a legendary farewell—public choke-outs, relentless promos, and a final match where inevitability felt earned and both men left larger. From there, we widen the lens to a year that’s been...
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Episodes (20/42)
Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
These PLE's Man & NJPW Tag League
Story is the heartbeat. We open with a simple challenge to every promotion: give us a why, or even the best moves fade by Monday. From AEW’s Continental Classic to NXT Deadline and TNA Final Resolution, we trace where the week soared and where it stumbled—and why New Japan’s quiet, faction-driven storytelling might be the clearest blueprint for stakes that stick. We break down Collision’s standout: Moxley vs Takeshita, a pay-per-view caliber fight that proves ring work can still feel urgent ...
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2 days ago
2 hours 5 minutes

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
WWE War game worst PLE in 2025
Ever watch two steel cages drop and feel… nothing? That’s the problem we wrestle with as we unpack a star-studded War Games that forgot to earn its violence. We dig into why the women’s match felt like a cage with props, how repeat high spots lose magic without story, and why AEW’s Blood & Guts—overstuffed as it was—still carried more emotional weight after months of feuding. When the build is thin, the bell can’t save you. We also break down Cena vs Dominik: the scare spot outside, the ...
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2 days ago
2 hours 7 minutes

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
Struggles of being a Wrestling fan
Three lifelong fans, one mic, and zero safety rails. We open with a full-circle story—sumo, anime, and a chance meeting in Kissimmee—then dive headfirst into the state of wrestling: why AEW’s best-in-class rosters still need tighter continuity, how New Japan tells stories inside the ropes, and where WWE’s character-first machine succeeds even when it overplays the moment. Our guest, ring announcer and host of Main Event Mindset, lays out the journey from 1999 WWF fandom to indie wrestling in...
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1 week ago
2 hours 9 minutes

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
Blood & Guts Review. Zack Ryder Return?!
If you love big matches but still crave a clean story, this one’s for you. We dive headfirst into AEW’s Blood and Guts double-header, unpacking why the women’s match felt like a gutsy statement and why the men’s match, despite wild moments and Orange Cassidy brilliance, struggled under the weight of AEW’s recent “everything is hardcore” streak. We talk logic gaps, last-minute insertions, and how overusing plunder can dull even the sharpest spots. Then we pivot to WWE’s lane and look at how W...
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3 weeks ago
2 hours 1 minute

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
Ridge Holland and the Truths in Silence
The week pulled no punches—and neither do we. We start with the Ridge Holland saga and the steep cost of speaking out before a contract ends, then map the ripple effects across WWE’s backstage culture, non-competes, and why the modern indie scene can still be a bigger bag than you think. From there, we tackle the LA Knight paradox: massive crowd energy, main-event proximity, and a title picture jammed with names that keep him orbiting instead of landing. We ask hard questions about the John ...
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1 month ago
2 hours 3 minutes

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
Saturday Night's Main Event Review 11/25
The bell rang, the crowd roared, and the booking felt… safe. We dive straight into Saturday Night’s Main Event with the kind of unfiltered breakdown you send to your group chat. CM Punk walks out with gold, Jey Uso walks out with doubts, and somehow the most electric moment came from a cheeky bell ring that flipped a triple threat on its head. If you love ring IQ and hate empty sizzle, this one’s for you. We start with Cody Rhodes vs Drew McIntyre—good match, thin payoff. The finish keeps th...
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1 month ago
1 hour 41 minutes

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
NXT Halloween Havoc Review & More
Two hours fly when the ring is chaotic and the takes are sharp. We came in hot flexing belts and left with a full autopsy of Halloween Havoc and AEW’s WrestleDream—what worked, what broke, and why “just good matches” aren’t enough when stories don’t add up. We dig into WWE’s quiet course correction, from Jade Cargill leaning hard into the heel lane to NXT’s rising tag chemistry with Je’Von Evans and Leon Slater. Ethan Page vs Dr. Wagner Jr. gets love for being a clean showcase of a slick heel...
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1 month ago
2 hours

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
Book, Bump or Bury Pt.2
Forget lazy nostalgia. We’re pulling the hood off what actually makes a wrestling character print money—and why so many modern gimmicks stall on impact. We start with legacy and identity: how Natalya’s pink-and-black aura lifts and limits, why Cody smartly dodges polka dots, and where Goldust’s brilliance met an era that wouldn’t let him peak. Then we dig into the Million Dollar blueprint. Ted DiBiase didn’t just brag—he bought leverage and forced choices. That’s why MJF works: he turns resou...
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1 month ago
1 hour 40 minutes

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
TNA Bound for Glory and Crown Jewel Review
Two pay-per-views, two very different kinds of drama. We kick off with TNA’s Bound for Glory and a card that actually breathes: a solid opener with real consequences for Kazarian, Tessa’s vintage heel move against Gia Miller that seeds a future receipt, and a “Call Your Shot” gauntlet that flips the rulebook—two winners, one trophy, and Santino’s “you must possess it to cash in” decree that pays off later. The night’s heartbeat is the X-Division: Leon Slayer vs Javon Evans starts respectful, ...
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1 month ago
2 hours 4 minutes

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
Where's the Damn Story?
Story makes the match. We dig into why this week’s wrestling felt like “Snoozeville” in places and electric in others, from John Cena’s farewell rumors and a likely no-payoff Brock angle to the eyebrow-raising reality of $32k front-row seats at WrestleMania. We talk city hosting fees, Peacock’s Saturday Night Main Event pivot, and the harder truth sitting behind all of it: fans want meaning, not just motion. On Raw, the EO–Asuka–Rhea triangle proves how much mileage you get when character be...
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1 month ago
1 hour 52 minutes

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
What the Botch?
Remember when wrestling was for everyone? When a family could afford tickets without taking out a second mortgage? Those days are vanishing faster than a jobber in a squash match. This week, we dive headfirst into wrestling's accessibility crisis as WrestleMania ticket prices hit a jaw-dropping $32,083 for two nights. That's not a typo – that's more than many fans' annual salaries or the price of a new car. And that's before you factor in travel to Las Vegas, hotel stays, food, and all those...
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2 months ago
1 hour 51 minutes

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
AEW All Out & WWE WrestlePalooza Review
The wrestling world witnessed an unprecedented night of counter-programming as AEW's All Out and WWE's WrestlePalooza went head-to-head. We watched both shows simultaneously to bring you the definitive breakdown of which company delivered the superior product. AEW surprised us with what might be their best pay-per-view presentation of the year. Gone was the excessive blood, overbooked matches, and no-selling that plagued previous events. Instead, we got well-paced contests with meaningful st...
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2 months ago
2 hours 2 minutes

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
Wrestling’s Identity Crisis
Wrestling fans are facing a crisis of faith as the industry undergoes a troubling transformation. In this raw, unfiltered conversation, we dive deep into the alarming disconnect between skyrocketing ticket prices and plummeting content quality that's reshaping professional wrestling. We break down Andrade's surprise WWE release and explore what it reveals about the current booking landscape. Is creative failing across the board? When SmackDown delivers just two matches in a broadcast while c...
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2 months ago
1 hour 39 minutes

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
Counter Programing
The landscape of professional wrestling in 2024 has evolved into a fascinating yet frustrating dichotomy. WWE and AEW represent two distinct philosophies that, while successful in their own ways, both fall short of delivering the complete package wrestling fans deserve. WWE has transformed from a wrestling business to simply a business. They've perfected what we call "moment farming" – creating just enough compelling hooks to keep fans financially invested while delivering the minimum produc...
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3 months ago
1 hour 50 minutes

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
WWE Clash in Paris Review
The stunning Eiffel Tower backdrop finally gave WWE the premium live event atmosphere fans have been craving, but did Clash in Paris deliver beyond its spectacular visuals? Our hosts dive deep into a show that promised much but delivered mixed results. Roman Reigns and Bronson Reed kicked things off with a predictable yet solid opener, but it was the post-match chaos that truly electrified the crowd. Reed's multiple tsunami splashes on the Tribal Chief established the Brawn Brawns as legitim...
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3 months ago
1 hour 46 minutes

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
The Art of the Promo
What separates a good wrestling match from an unforgettable one? Often, it's not the physical spectacle but the verbal confrontation that precedes it. In this deep-dive episode, we explore the artistic heart of professional wrestling – the promo. From Jake "The Snake" Roberts' psychological masterpiece against Ultimate Warrior to Samoa Joe's menacing threats to AJ Styles' family, we examine how wrestling's greatest verbal artists create anticipation that no aerial maneuver could match. These...
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3 months ago
1 hour 55 minutes

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
Where Legends Walk
Remember when wrestling pay-per-views felt special the moment you saw the stage? The giant hooks of Backlash, the apocalyptic scenery of Armageddon, or the iconic SmackDown fist? Those days of creative wrestling presentation have largely disappeared, replaced by generic LED screens that fail to capture the magic of wrestling's visual storytelling. In this nostalgia-filled episode, we dive deep into what made wrestling stages special during the golden era of WWE and WCW production. We examine...
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4 months ago
2 hours 17 minutes

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
Summer Slam Post Show!
In a weekend that transformed WWE's landscape, SummerSlam delivered shocking returns, unexpected victories, and championship changes that have fans buzzing. Our passionate breakdown covers every exhilarating moment from this two-night spectacular. The undisputed match of the weekend came when CM Punk and Gunther delivered a technical masterpiece, with Punk securing a shocking victory only to face Seth Rollins' surprise return despite his reported injury. This confrontation sets up what promi...
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4 months ago
2 hours 24 minutes

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
Summer Slam Predictions
The wrestling world stands at a crossroads in the wake of Hulk Hogan's passing at age 71. His death has thrust fans into uncomfortable territory—acknowledging his revolutionary impact on the business while reckoning with the racist statements that forever tarnished his legacy. As we navigate this complex emotional terrain, we ask: can we separate art from artist when it comes to wrestling's fallen icons? Wrestling fandom requires this emotional dexterity—holding space for both critique and a...
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4 months ago
2 hours 11 minutes

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
Book, Bump or Bury
What happens when we transport wrestling stars from different eras and reimagine their careers? Maziku and Swag Switch introduce "Book, Bump, or Bury," a fantasy draft where they decide which wrestling legends would thrive in the Attitude Era. This compelling thought experiment reveals which Federation and New Generation stars had the charisma, talent, and character to succeed in wrestling's most culturally significant period. Before diving into their fantasy scenarios, the hosts engage in a...
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4 months ago
1 hour 43 minutes

Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
The moment John Cena smiled and tapped to Gunther split the fanbase in two. We go beyond the finish to ask a bigger question: did WWE earn that ending, or did they skip the story that would have made it sting in the right way? We sketch the simple month-long build that could have turned a polarizing tap into a legendary farewell—public choke-outs, relentless promos, and a final match where inevitability felt earned and both men left larger. From there, we widen the lens to a year that’s been...