April of Agony begins… and there was no better way to start than with one of the most twisted, influential minds in wrestling history.

What about Raven?

This week, The Wrassle Twins dive deep into the dark, chaotic world of Raven. From his psychological storytelling to his role in shaping hardcore wrestling, Raven was never just a character… he was an experience. ECW icon, master manipulator, and one of the most unique voices the business has ever seen.

We break down his rise, his impact on ECW, WCW, and WWE, and why his legacy still doesn’t get the credit it deserves.

Quote the Raven… nevermore.

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Before the revolution… before the spotlight… before women were allowed to be taken seriously…

There was Jazz.

In this episode of the Wrassle Twins Podcast, Nate and Joe break down the career of one of the most overlooked and hard-hitting women to ever step inside a wrestling ring. From her rise in ECW to dominating the WWE Women’s Division, Jazz wrestled with a level of intensity and realism that the industry simply wasn’t ready for.

This isn’t just a career retrospective — it’s a conversation about timing, respect, and what happens when someone is built for an era that doesn’t exist yet.

Was Jazz too early… or was the business too late?

🎧 Listen now and decide for yourself.

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Women’s History Month continues on the Wrassle Twins Podcast as we honor one of the toughest and most unforgettable pioneers in professional wrestling history: Mae Young.

Long before women’s wrestling received the spotlight it enjoys today, Mae Young was already breaking barriers, taking bumps, and proving that women belonged in the ring. From her beginnings in the territorial era to becoming one of the most beloved legends in WWE history, Mae Young’s career spanned generations and helped shape the path for the women who followed.

In this episode, the Wrassle Twins look at Mae Young’s incredible journey through wrestling history. We talk about her early days in the business, her influence on women’s wrestling, the respect she earned from some of the toughest wrestlers in the world, and how she remained an unforgettable presence in the sport well into her later years.

Mae Young wasn’t just a wrestler. She was a trailblazer, a fighter, and a living link between wrestling’s past and its future.

Join us as we celebrate the life, career, and legacy of Mae Young: a timeless treasure in professional wrestling.

Women’s History Month is being highlighted on the Wrassle Twins Podcast as we celebrate one of the toughest competitors to ever step into the ring, Jacqueline Moore.

From Memphis to WCW, WWE, and beyond, Jacqueline built a reputation as a no nonsense competitor who didn’t wait for opportunity, she took it. Whether she was competing in the women’s division, managing powerful factions, or stepping into matches with the men, Jacqueline proved time and time again that toughness and talent have nothing to do with gender.

In this episode, the Wrassle Twins break down Jacqueline’s incredible journey through professional wrestling, her championship legacy, and the lasting impact she made on the industry.

Before the Women’s Evolution became a movement, Jacqueline was already proving that a woman could stand toe to toe with anyone in the business.

This is the story of a champion who didn’t need permission.

This week on The Wrassle Twins Podcast, we honor Ron Simmons — a trailblazer whose journey from Florida State football star to WCW World Heavyweight Champion changed wrestling history forever.

We dive into:

• His dominance at Florida State

• NFL and USFL experience

• WCW debut and feud with Lex Luger

• The historic 1992 title victory

• Nation of Domination leadership

• APA and Attitude Era impact

Ron Simmons proved that legitimacy, toughness, and presence transcend eras.

This is more than nostalgia. This is wrestling history.

This week on The Wrassle Twins Podcast, we spotlight Booker T for Black History Month.

From prison to WCW legend… from WrestleMania controversy to King Booker… to Hall of Fame status — Booker T’s story is one of redemption, resilience, and representation.

We break down his championships, his cultural impact, and why his legacy still matters today.

Can you dig it, Sucka?

The Wrassle Twins continue their Black History Month series by spotlighting Junkyard Dog — a territory megastar whose charisma, drawing power, and cultural impact reshaped wrestling in the early 1980s. From Mid-South dominance and iconic storylines to national expansion and lasting legacy, we unpack the moments that defined JYD’s career and why his influence still matters today.

On this episode of The Wrassle Twins Podcast, we spotlight one of the most legitimate athletes to ever step into a WWE ring — The World’s Strongest Man, Mark Henry — as part of our Black History Month series honoring influential Black talent in professional wrestling.

From Olympic powerlifting dominance to surviving the ups and downs of early WWE experimentation, nearly losing his career, and ultimately unleashing the legendary Hall of Pain, Mark Henry’s journey is one of perseverance, reinvention, and earned respect. We break down his life before wrestling, his transformation during his career, and the legacy he continues to leave behind.

Join Joe — The Most Handsome Man on the Internet — and Nate — The Bald Beauty — as we dig into the strength, struggle, and impact of a man who proved legitimacy and presence can reshape an entire era of sports entertainment.

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