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?