Wrassle Rap with Emilio Sparks and Kaz

Kaz and Sparks return to the Wrasslerap Arena with Stat Guy Greg of ESPN's "Cheap Heat" and Robbie Fingers from Go90 to talk about the year in wrestling, whether anybody is able to unseat AJ Styles as the #1 wrestler of the year, and who had the best matches and moments in 2016.

Current ROH World TV champion Marty Scurll pays a visit to talk Brexit, his up bringing, Tinder and the impact of English style professional wrestling in the states.

David Dennis joins the WrassleRap podcast with Emilio Sparks and Kaz to speak on the latest goings-on in the world of professional wrestling and Hip-Hop.

Mick Rouse guest hosts alongside the head writer and co - executive producer of Lucha Underground, Chris DeJoseph.

It is a family affair today on the latest episode of WrassleRap with Emilio Sparks and Kaz as Smoke DZA stops by. After Kaz's Trump-mandated hiatus from the show, it's a light-hearted episode in which DZA comes and kicks it with his long-time buddies. Sparks once served as DZA's former DJ and Kaz along with Wale have hit multiple wrestling shows together including WrestleMania and the trio share those stories together on this episode. Moreover, Smoke DZA speaks about his new album "Don't Smoke Rock" alongside the legendary Pete Rock. We also get a good amount of details on DZA's thoughts on the current product and much more. Don't Smoke Rock will be available on Dec. 2 via Babygrande Records.

Welcome to the 11th episode of the world famous (not really) WrassleRap podcast with Emilio Sparks and Kaz. With Kaz taking a Trump-mandated absence from today's episode, Mick Rouse of GQ Magazine takes on the reigns as the guest host. In this episode, Rouse speaks about writing for the famed magazine as well as his highly-celebrated profile on the "Four Horsewomen," Sasha Banks, Charlotte, Becky Lynch and Bayley. He also speaks at length about women's wrestling, backstage storylines, and much more.?

The gang's all here for the tenth episode of WrassleRap with Emilio Sparks and Kaz. On this episode, the guys are joined by Detroit MC and huge wrestling fan SayItAintTone. The guys discuss Sasha Banks and Charlotte's historic Hell In A Cell main event, the James Ellsworth saga on Smackdown, the state of the WWE Universal Championship and why it has no heat, and much more.

With Kaz on special assignment, Mache (@Mache275) joins Sparks in the WrassleRap studio to talk sneaker culture and how it's made it's way into the WWE. Then, RiFF RAFF drops in for a surprise visit and joins in on the conversation. Can you say most random episode ever?

On the latest episode of WrassleRap with Emilio Sparks and Kaz, the gang talk with former PWG and ROH World Champion as well as current NXT Superstar, Roderick Strong. In this episode, the star who made his WWE debut during the latest round of NXT tapings talks about his upbringing as well as what his tryout with the WWE was like. Also, the gang discuss the current status of #PaigeWatch, Wale's Intercontinental Championship kicks on WWEshop.com, and much more.

The relationship between race and being a wrestling fan has always been best described as complicated, at best. Outside of the mega stardom of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and the short but brilliant runs on top by guys like Booker T and Mark Henry, you would've been hard pressed to see a wrestler of African American descent with a sustained run as a top draw in the WWE. Moreover, most casual watchers of pro wrestling might even see the genre of entertainment almost as demeaning to African Americans as most of it's characters in the past were given stereotypical storylines. However, stars like Sasha Banks, The New Day, TNA World Champion Bobby Lashley, Moose, Apollo Crews, former ROH champion Jay Lethal and WWE Cruiserweight standout Cedric Alexander have shown that wrestlers of color aren't only dependable performers, but can and have the potential to draw major bucks for their respective companies. Recently WWE Superstar Randy Orton had some words to say about Colin Kaepernick's current protest of the national anthem that may have come across as arrogantly disinterested in the 49ers quarterback's message. In this episode of WrassleRap with Emilio Sparks and Kaz, the two are joined by good friend and wrestler-in-training Charday Simone to talk about the race issue in professional wrestling, and much more.

It's been a long time, and we shouldn't have left you without some new WrassleRap to step to. Emilio Sparks takes the reigns on this episode of the WrassleRap with Emilio Sparks and Kaz, as this episode is one Kaz short. Down due to oral surgery, Sparks runs the show with the podcasts' best guest to date: you, the fans! That's right, Sparks takes calls from the WrassleRap faithful to talk all things pro wrestling from the fallout to Clash Of Champions, Smackdown, Raw, TNA's future and many more. We also chat with GQ's Mick Rouse, who penned this excellent interview with the "Four Horsewomen" of the WWE in Sasha Banks, Charlotte, Becky Lynch and Bayley.

On this week's episode of WrassleRap with Emilio Sparks and Kaz, the guys talk about CM Punk's disastrous UFC debut, why Sami Zayn is the Joe Budden of WWE the latest on Paige's situation with the WWE and more.

On the latest episode of WrassleRap, Emilio Sparks talks with the hottest tag team on the planet, The Young Bucks. The Bullet Club members speak at length about Tinder dating, life on the road, and also contains a special appearance from Ring Of Honor World Champion, Adam Cole. Also in this episode, Kaz and Sparks speak about the latest WrassleRap release, "Parts Unknown," featuring Smoke DZA, ASAP Twelvy, Bodega Bamz and more as well as a look in the week that was in the WWE leading into "Backlash."?

The guys of WrassleRap are back once again to get you your Monday fill of all things Hip-Hop and hammerlocks. This episode features special guests, "The Realest Guys In The Room," Enzo Amore and Big Cass. In this interview, we catch up with the guys at the exclusive launch party for WWE 2k17 in New York City. We speak about Enzo and Cass' big hometown welcome during SummerSlam weekend as well as Enzo's tight relationships with some of the biggest stars in music and Hip-Hop including The Weeknd, Wale, DJ Khaled, Spiff TV and many more. We also speak about the duos impressive sneaker collection as well as Big Cass' relationship with the Bas of Dreamville and the Fiends as students at New York University. Before all of that, Emilio and Kaz speak at length about the huge week in wrestling which included The Miz and Daniel Bryan's very heated exchange on Talking Smack as well as Kevin Owens' electric victory for the WWE Universal Championship and its eventual fallout. If you've missed episodes with Chris Hero and Samoa Joe, you can catch up right here.

On the second episode of Wrasslerap with Emilio Sparks and Kaz, the guys talk hip-hop with WWE's former NXT Champion, Samoa Joe, reflect on WrestleMania memories with Wale and other WWE superstars, and more.

The debut episode of this show features living independent wrestling legend and unabashed Hip-Hop nerd, Chris Hero. He's wrestled in nearly every promotion you can think of, including in WWE's NXT as Kassius Ohno before the promotion was moved exclusively to the WWE Network. In between and after that time, he's locked up with some of the biggest stars in the game including CM Punk, Daniel Bryan, AJ Styles, Cesaro, Kevin Owens, Seth Rollins, Sami Zayn, and many more.