The Rap On Wrestling

S.W.G.M.: Special guests Jae Skeese and Ill Tone Beats stop by to talk about their top five wrestlers of all time, their new single, and their upcoming joint LP, The Good Part.Also, the ROWP family breaks down the highlights from Friday Night SmackDown (February 13) and Monday Night Raw (February 16) this past week as the explosive build to Elimination Chamber and WrestleMania continues. When will Finn leave Judgement Day, will Jacob Fatu still be able to Main Event Mania despite not being not qualifying for The Chamber and how much punishment will Gunther serve to Dragon Lee for interfering and costing him in his match? Prayers up for Bianca Belair’s recovery.

What the hell is going on? We have over two months until WrestleMania, and the card is still a long way from taking shape—but we do know what the explosive main event of the Showcase of the Immortals MUST be: CM Punk vs. Roman Reigns. After The Tribal Chief made the entire roster acknowledge him once again by winning the Royal Rumble on Saturday night, he arrived in Philadelphia on Monday Night Raw ready to decide whether he would go after champion CM Punk or Drew McIntyre. With fans screaming in favor of Punk, the man himself came to the ring to face Roman in an absolutely nuclear confrontation. While there is a chance Punk could lose the strap between now and Mania—because he is a fighting, defending champion (and still has unfinished business with Finn Bálor)—the whole ROWP family, like millions of fans across the world, loves the prospect of The Second City Saint vs. The OTC1 at WrestleMania. The other huge winner from the Rumble was Liv Morgan. She bested 29 other women, throwing her best friend, “sister,” and former tag team championship partner Raquel Rodriguez over the top rope. We tell you why their tension will linger all the way to Mania and ultimately culminate in a match between the two Judgment Day members. We also break down why everyone now has to refer to Oba Femi as “Over Femi,” how WWE should handle having dos El Grande Americanos, and how Gunther should capitalize on the momentum from retiring Goldberg, John Cena, and now AJ Styles. Plus—who attacked Bron Breakker at the Rumble? We have our “Theories,” but it may just be another member of The Vision.

This week on The Rap On Wrestling Podcast, the crew breaks down one of the most loaded episodes of Saturday Night’s Main Event in years, as WWE slammed its foot on the gas heading into Royal Rumble season. We’re talking about the chaos of that fatal four-way main event that put Sami Zayn, Randy Orton, Damian Priest, and Trick Williams in the same ring fighting for a championship opportunity — and what that result really means for Drew McIntyre’s title reign. Was this WWE testing who’s truly ready for the next level, or quietly setting up a major WrestleMania pivot? Plus, we dive deep into the Cody Rhodes vs. Jacob Fatu situation, which officially crossed from rivalry into straight-up warfare. With bodies flying, egos clashing, and Drew McIntyre inserting himself into the wreckage, the Road to WrestleMania suddenly feels a lot more unpredictable. We also get into the evolving Women’s Tag Title picture with Rhea Ripley and IYO SKY, and whether their run is quietly becoming one of the strongest women’s tag reigns WWE has ever booked. And of course, we break down AJ Styles vs. Shinsuke Nakamura — a match that wasn’t just about winning, but about who still belongs in the main-event conversation in 2026. From title implications to locker-room politics, from veteran pride to rising-star pressure, Saturday Night’s Main Event gave us everything to argue about — and you know ROWP is going to tell it like it is. 🎙️ Tap in. The Road to the Rumble is getting dangerous.