In this episode of the First Black Champ Podcast, Camp from the Port and JR Bang deliver their predictions for Wrestlepalooza while diving into broader wrestling and combat sports topics.

The hosts analyze key matches, including Cody Rhodes vs. Drew McIntyre, predicting a disqualification finish to extend the feud. They also discuss CM Punk and AJ Lee teaming up against Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch, confidently picking Punk and Lee to win. The Usos vs. Division sparks a conversation about Jey Uso’s evolving character, with speculation about a tweener role emerging.

The episode also highlights Terence Crawford’s historic boxing victory over Canelo Alvarez, cementing his legacy as the first male boxer to become an undisputed champion in three weight classes. The hosts praise Crawford’s dominance and reflect on the fight’s significance.

The announcement of WrestleMania 2027 in Saudi Arabia leads to a spirited debate about WWE’s global expansion under TKO. The hosts address fan criticisms, including cultural differences and the event’s timing, while emphasizing the importance of embracing change.

Dominik Mysterio’s rise as a double champion (Intercontinental and AAA Mega Champion) is celebrated, with speculation about a potential WrestleMania storyline involving Rey Mysterio. Meanwhile, R-Truth’s return as “Ron Cena” is met with disappointment, as fans expected a more serious character evolution.