Nightcap - Nightcap Best Of - Part 1: Coach Prime's Shocking Admission + Bianca Belair Joins

Episode Date: April 21, 2025

Shannon Sharpe and Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson react to Colorado HC Deion "Coach Prime" Sanders claiming he has never pleasured himself on his show 'We Got Time Today,' WWE Superstar Bianca Belair joins ahead of WrestleMania 41, and much more!04:40 - Coach Prime makes a very interesting admission07:00 - Unc and Ocho talk movies, including Sinners24:17 - Bianca Belair joins the show(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Coach Prime made a very interesting admission on his We Got Time Today podcast. Time was asked about habits and it took a turn for the response. I've never in my life pleasured myself. God is my witness in Jesus name. I'm telling you the God's honest truth my next statement is gonna sound arrogant never had to I'm with time on that one you never had to

well well listen I even that's wrong I say, I'll touch myself when nobody's around me. Yeah. I know anybody else when I think about you. No, that ain't me. Can I tell you something? Yeah. Chat, and we family fellas, I don't know if y'all have done this before,

but, and listen, I'm not ashamed, but sometimes in my younger days when I would know i would be going to see somebody or i would know someone would be coming to me i would have to do that and hurt me get one out the way to to ensure that i last longer nah yeah i'm just telling you it was a tactic it was a strategy that I used and it worked to make sure

to ensure that I wasn't two minutes or three minutes of where it might have been if I went in there fresh so I got one out the way so when she came in I was able to show up nah nah nah oh no the Wolf Park was able to show up. Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. Oh, no.

Oh, no. The Wolf Park could make you show up. I'm talking about way back in 94 and 95. Oh, yeah, yeah. You gonna get this? Hey, you gonna get this hot dog in the microwave? Two minutes, it's exploding.

I'm sorry. You done hit it with the Bernie Mac? Mm-hmm. If you don't get mine when I get yours, when I get mine, you fresh out of you know what with me. Hey, 100-meter dash. Usain Bolt, Tyson Gay, Johan Blake, Justin Gatlin. You ain't got nothing to prove, huh?

It's a race to the finish. Ryan Coogler's latest film, Sinners, just hit theaters today and it's already making waves. A certified fresh on Rotten Tomatoes currently at 98% approval. Coogler reunites with Michael B. Jordan. Michael B. Jordan plays twin brothers Smoke

and Stack. This movie gave us horror, history, action, comedy and musical. I don't think I've ever seen a movie like this before, Ocho. Ocho, I watched the movie. I know you watched it also. It started out a little slow, but once it got going,

Ryan did his thing on this one. He did his thing on this one he did his thing on this one and I'm not the biggest horror movie type of a guy, which I mean look I've seen all the Halloween's and the Friday the 13th and the Nightmare on Elm Street, I've seen those

but I saw Carrie when it first came out, I saw the Omen and you remember Kerry? Yeah, I remember Kerry. Yeah. But Ocho, Michael B. Jordan did his thing. I've always been a big Del Rolando fan. So I'm –

Yes, sir. What's the big dude? What was Cornbread? What's Cornbread's real name? Miller. His last name Miller. The big dude. I know who you're talking about. I don't know his last name Miller, the big dude. I know who you're talking about.

I don't know his last name. But, hey, if you get a chance, check it out. Smoking stack, come back home. You know. Omar. Omar. Omar Benson Miller. Omar.

Yeah. Okay. Yeah. They leave. They come back. But, boy, What they come back to They wasn't looking for that Not at all

Listen and I hate to be a spoiler A lot of people they complain about on Twitter On X and Instagram When people go watch movies And you saw it first And I don't want to be one to spoil A movie for anybody But I need you to go anybody but I need you to go

see it I need you to go see it so you have a better understanding on what Coogler has done with this masterpiece yeah back there they got 90 90 percent on Rotten Tomatoes and you know how hard it is to get a high percent yes rating the movie on Rotten Tomatoes, that lets you know he put his foot in this movie. Michael B. Jordan was phenomenal. Yes. Haley Steinfeld. Like I said, I'm like, okay, where are they going with this? You know, Smokin' Stack come back.

I forget. What's the guy's name? He goes to church and he got the broken gift. But anyway, I'm all over the place. Okay, I'm like here and I'm like here I'm you gotta pay you gotta pay attention to now. You got to pay attention. You got to pay attention because It shows up with the guitar. It's a day after so Yeah, don't tell too much now. Don't tell too much. Don't tell too much. So, you got to go back.

You know, they get, hey, hey, hey, Smoke and Stack, they playing good money. Hey, but Smoke, Smoke, Smoke, the dude, they tried to steal the money off the truck. They tried to steal off the truck, and she caught him. He let him get down there. He shot one. Pow! Shot him in the neck. Shot him in his tail.

And then hit the other dude in the knee. But, hey, Ryanyan you did your thing uh you know and i've always been a fan of his um michael b jordan i like i like michael b jordan fruitvale station oscar grant he played that man michael b jordan played that oh he played he played it he played that role you know obviously you see him in creed and you remember him in black black black panther uh but michael b jordan is you know what it kind of reminds you of a young spike lee denzel you know a lot of you know spike everything they did together the chemistry yes was perfect yes because you know what you're getting kugler nobody getting out of michael jordan michael b george and he always puts him in the best positions to highlight his strength yes he cuts a fool

every time ain't nobody told y'all have to move it take y'all ass to see the movie cheap asses anybody told y'all have to move y'all don't know nothing y'all have to movie take y'all ass to see the movie cheap asses Anybody told y'all have to be I don't know nothing y'all don't know no character that all y'all know is smoking stack That's why I try not to say much any or talk about you tell us the movie man. Y'all don't know nothing Y'all don't remember nothing how the movie start out then? Exactly. What happened? No, but like I said, man, it's been a while. I was a big, big movie fan. When I say I go to the movies, now, I bet y'all ain't nobody. I've seen six movies in one day.

That's the record. That's the most movies I've done. Now, I was routine, C c2 but i saw six i went to the movie at about 10 50 and i didn't get home to after midnight wait when was this 19 1996 so i can i tell you can i ask you can i tell you if i'm gonna ask you if you did this did you pay for one movie i'll pay for one movie and movie and then wait and then go on the next one okay I'm just making sure I don't feel

bad because I did that as well I never forget I'm not sure if we have any people in the chat remember the Omni the Omni Hotel the movie theater you see right there by the Miami Herald Center hey I am one who also did that.

Paid for one ticket and waited to go into another ticket to see another movie. Yeah. Nobody would have believed that. Come on, bro. Y'all think I snuck in here? Yeah, I did.

Hey, do they still have dollar movies? I remember you... Hey, y'all remember, Chad? Y'all remember the dollar movies? It's 2025, man. You know I didn't know dollar movies. Okay, what about like... Okay, like the old movies? It's 2025, huh? You know I didn't know dollar movies. Okay, what about like the old movies? So maybe like $3 then.

How much is a matinee? About $12 maybe. Chad, how much is a matinee? Yeah, while you're bulljabbing. But I want to go to the movie though, because I hadn't been to the movie since maybe the pandemic. I think I've been one time since the pandemic. Pandemic messed up everything.

It did. It did. It started to give. Not just a movie, Uncle. You got to go to Cine Bistro. Oh, I go to Cine Bistro. Okay, okay, okay. I go to I Pick, too.

I Pick is it. I Pick, yeah. You got the reclining chairs. They used to give you hot popcorn to charge your ass for that. And a blanket and a pillow. Mm-hmm. But, hey. Yeah. Just because they give you a blanket and a pillow, people, don't bring your ass for that you have a blanket and a pillow but hey just because they give you a blanket and a pillow people don't bring y'all ass in there with pajamas really

don't do it too much come on now hey man that uh that that's in a bistro in in miami i think is it dolphin mall yeah by dolphin mall um oh my god the food i have i've been there one time man they bring you the popcorn like you just said i think it might have been calamari no it was popcorn maybe it was popcorn and calamari yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah they said uh matinee is like between five and seven dollars and what and what what we're at magnet how much a matinee cost y'all nah $5 and $7 $5 is $20.25 they tripping

and I tell you what I got a cut off time I can't see no late movie 9 o'clock 10 o'clock no midnight movie cause you know how they have the midnight showing like a lot of times the Marvel movies they'll start at midnight on Thursday man I ain't going to be in no movie at no damn midnight. Man, I'm going to sleep.

You'll be asleep. Yep. No, hey, give me a good, hey. Ocho, is the correct way to go about it, do you go to the movie and go to dinner, or do you go to dinner and then go to the movie? No, you go to the movie first. You go to the movie. No, you go to the movie first. You go to the movie. The movie is your main course.

Your main course in a sense. And then dinner is, okay, let's talk about the movie. So it gives you something to talk about at dinner on top of whatever topics you also want to discuss. Yeah. A lot of people, a lot of, you know, used to be the thing, you take a lady to dinner. I mean, take her to the movies. But, you know, now women don't like to go to the movies because it's like it's all dark. You can't talk.

I was like, okay, you're right. You're right. You're right. You know what's funny? Anything, I'm trying to think, how do you say it? Coffee dates, they don't like. Coffee dates, they don't like. Movie dates, they don't like. Anything where conversation is to be had, they don't like.

No. Yeah, listen, I can't do dinner in a movie. Because if I get dinner and you go to the movie, you're going to be watching it by yourself. The only thing I'm watching is the back of my eyelids. Sleep? Yes, sir. Yeah, I tried it by yourself. The only thing I'm watching is the back of my eyelids Sleep. Yes, sir Yeah, I did try to one time, you know, I'm a you know, it's the cover like oh, let's go to the move Let's go to dinner and you go to the movie. Okay, right

What if it's a good movie though, hey My hey my body don't know if it's good or not. All I know is my body knows it's tired. I don't got that. Yeah. Man, it's some stuff that is just exciting. Do you remember that feeling? I don't know if you saw it.

When Troy came out, when 300 came out. Oh, yeah. Braveheart. Yeah. When Gladiator came man yeah rough no them movies was at 300. you remember movie 300 yeah yeah yeah this is sparta hey that's something i use that all right i'm not gonna bring that we've been i've been clean all show i'm not hey man oh man i don't got out of eight bad hey the lights go down the chair lay back yeah they try to tell me something

okay okay okay i see where you're going with it i see you going with it okay you sleep no i'm watching and another thing, look here. Maybe it's just me. Yeah. Ocho, long as they like, when the lights are up. Yes, sir. Talk. Yeah. Oh, Johnny.

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movie that's classic that's us though that's a it's gonna be in it okay listen stop talking during the movie please I don't know somebody got. I mean, now look, each I got no problem because I was me and I went to me and I was in New York. Only time I went to the movie me and a camera guy we really cool Freddy Shimizu. So we you know we back there yo Joe we eat the popcorn. Yeah. Dude turn around, how much longer you gonna be eating that? I looked at my book, I said, until it's gone.

What the F? I mean. What you were chewing loud or something? No joke. First of all, so what am I supposed to do? Hey, that's funny. That's how I'm chewing. I chew like I chew.

Man, ain't nobody chewing no popcorn. Hey, that's funny. I mean, what? I'm just trying to figure out how am I supposed popcorn is not something that's silent right how do you eat chips so what am I supposed to do just put the chip in my mouth and let it melt hold on he shouldn't have been able to hear you eating popcorn if the movie's playing anyway.

I don't know what he was talking about. How much longer are you going to... I'm looking at my bucket of popcorn until it's gone. When it's gone, I'll stop. Man, please, man. But I ain't been to the movie. I want to go to the... I'm going to get to a movie.

What I need to see, what's out? I done saw a sinner, so I can't go see that. Listen. Is there anything else out worth seeing, guys? Sinners is good enough to see twice. Not for the prices. They be talking about, y'all talking about, what you call them? You know what?

You know what? Hey, Ryan came on and he said, when we come to the Super Bowl next year, because we are taking nightcap on the road going to the Super Bowl, he's going to join us. You know what, Ocho? I'm going to go get him. I paid the movie like $27.

I picked like $27 to $28. Yeah. I said, man, I remember back in the day, $1.50, $3. You and your girl went to the movies. And you could take your girl to the movies. She get a big old thing. Y'all can share a bucket of popcorn. You can get candy and sodas for like $10, $12.

Yeah. And you know what? Centers is the perfect movie. I doubt it, Chad. Y'all could probably help me and let me know. It's a movie that you can see more than once, but the perfect place to see Sinners, if they do it, is at a drive-in.

Yeah. The perfect movie for a drive-in theater. It is. Yeah. I like it. It's definitely worth seeing. It's definitely worth seeing. I think Michael B. Jordan did an unbelievable job. So if y'all get an opportunity, man, go out there and check out Sin Jordan Michael B. Jordan did an unbelievable job so if y'all get an opportunity man go out there and check out Sanders man he did an unbelievable

job I think our pick is like $27-$28 that was like 5 years ago I pick it as a matter of fact on Saturday night it was like $32 on a Saturday because that was like new movies

prime yeah I still got a lot of a lot of passes but the passes they had oh you can't use them for new releases but then what the hell y'all keep giving them to me for hey is magic johnson theater still there right off of crenshaw on stocker or it's gone don't start me to lie only time I like that nigga to wood what I'm hearing is SoFi. Right. Hey, chat, is Magic, anybody in LA in the chat? Is Magic Johnson's theater still right there off of Crenshaw and Stocker? I pick a $26.

How much is it on the weekend? Really? Well, they've been getting old because they charge me more than that on the weekend. I think you got to pay senior citizen discount. I mean, no? You ain't got that? Ah, here she is. Hello. The only woman.

Go ahead. Here she is, Bianca Belair. Bianca, how you doing? I'm doing good. I'm in Vegas. I'm getting ready for WrestleMania, so I'm doing good. How are you? I'm good.

So let me ask you a question. You're getting ready for WrestleMania. Tell me what you're going through. So what's the steps now? Okay, it's a couple of days away from WrestleMania. Are you doing anything different? Are you eating anything different? You're making sure you get your rest.

What are you going through? I'm locked in. It's WrestleMania. So WrestleMania is our Super Bowl. So, yeah, I'm dieting. Listen, my body is full of water, grilled chicken, broccoli. I'm over here, like, working out. I'm over here like working out. I'm big and strong right now.

Dang, Ocho, your arm's bigger than yours, Ocho. Put your arm down, Ocho. You know, hey, B, can I call you BB? I got to get your name. Yeah, that's good, that's good. Okay, now I understand when it comes to wrestling now,

I'm known historically for my bad diet and still being able to play at a high level eating McDonald's only is it is your diet strict are you vegetarian vegan I don't know some of these other names

or do you have cheat meals no I have cheat meals so I'm somebody who I don't like to I'm moderation right like I don't like to like cut anything out if I want it I have it

in moderation. But when it's WrestleMania, I lock in. I pretty much, I try to have cheat meals, so I'm ready for Sunday. I'm on night two WrestleMania, and after Sunday, after I defeat Io and Rhea, and I take that title, I'm going to be in McDonald's probably the next day.

So, tell me about the triple, so Bianca, tell us about the triple threat match yeah so i have a title match i'm in a triple threat match i'm going against uh rhea ripley and right now our wwe women's champion is eo sky so it's a triple threat and whoever gets the first pin wins so at this point i won elimination chamber i'm supposed to be going to wrestlemania i'm supposed to be i'm supposed to be facing real WrestleMania. I'm supposed to be facing Io Sky. And it's just been a bunch of shenanigans. My path to WrestleMania has been crazy.

I ended up being a special guest referee. And so now it's a triple threat. So that's why I'm going up against at WrestleMania. Oh, okay. Now, hold on. What happened? You, Jade, and Naomi, y'all were cool. Jade, my girl, hold on now hey if there's a beef i don't

know i might have to come down there bianca something now what's really going on it's crazy right now wrestlemania season it gets crazy and it breaks my heart yeah um you know it's so much has happened in a year last wrestlemania you had the big three you had me jay and naomi we were having a tag match uh jay and i we were in a tag team together we we did amazing things we put the tag team division on the map and then it's just a lot to happen you know jay got taken out and naomi stepped in so that i wouldn't have to relinquish that title because i felt like we put so much hard work into it and so the whole time we're trying to figure out who took jade out and come to find out it was naomi what it was naomi trifling good for nothing trust me i was just as confused as everybody else jay came back i thought she was coming back i listen i done been loud and wrong the whole time i've been other girls, thinking they the ones that did it, making enemies.

Jade came back. I'm thinking she coming for Liv. She start beating up Naomi. I'm like, what is going on? Yeah, good. At this point, I feel like I'm now stuck in the middle. You know, Jade, I don't think she trusting me right now. And I'm like, I'm confused.

So right now I feel like we're trying to get through WrestleMania. Jade has a match with Naomi, which breaks my heart. I have a triple threat match. And I think we're just trying to get through WrestleMania. Then, you know, maybe we'll revisit that and try to figure all that out. It's crazy. Hey, you know what? Speaking of WrestleMania, listen, you've created some historic moments

at WrestleMania, obviously. And looking back, if you're able to look back, what's your favorite WrestleMania memory moment so far? I mean, I definitely have to go with main event in WrestleMania with Sasha Banks.

We made history. We were the first two black women to main event WrestleMania. It was coming right off of the pandemic. So it was a crazy time in the world but i i was i was a rookie my very first year i found myself in the main event of wrestlemania i won the smackdown title we won an espy off of that match so we got recognizing the world of sports which i'm all about because i've been an athlete my whole life so and ever since that moment like it's just changed the whole trajectory of my career and

it's been uphill since then but that's that's the memory that's always going to stick with me because it was more than just about having a wrestling match you know like it was about inspiring generations to come and be in representation so that's definitely like the moment that sticks with me right hey Bianca I want to ask a question this ise uh what's your what's your regimen as far as working out i see you cut up over there what you how you stay toned what you're doing yoga pilates what you what's the secret oh i don't cut up like a lizard listen i don't do yoga and pilates because i can't sit still i'm i'm. I'm a girl who I lift very heavy weight. I do a lot of circuit training, but I lift very heavy weight.

I do a lot of circuit training, like CrossFit type of training, but I can't sit still. I can't get with the yoga and Pilates. That CrossFit, it's not a lot of rest in there. It's just like constant moving, huh? Yeah. not a lot of wrist in there it's just like constant constant moving on yeah it to me it's like the best thing to do that kind of simulates wrestling because it's full body movements and it's just like circuit training yeah so you're more of a hit you're more of a hit type of workout you like high intensely and you like to keep it going so i'm gonna do i'm gonna do this for an hour i know

i'm gonna burn maximum calories i'm getting full body because look everybody ain't got time to i'm gonna hit chest and trice i'm gonna hit back and i'm gonna hit hamstrings today i'm gonna hit squad tomorrow i'm gonna do you know i'm trying to get it to eight i got a a a small amount of time i'm gonna get in the gym i'm gonna kill it i'm hitting back shoulders abs hamstrings we'reads. A full body workout. I mean, we travel a lot. So like we always have to try to find whatever gym. It might be a hotel gym, whatever gym is on the corner that day. So we have to try to like adjust to what we're doing. So I'm always trying to get the best workout in.

I'm always a HIIT girl. I'm not doing cardio less as a HIIT. And I love the Peloton. Like I stay on the Peloton. That's the only way I can do cardio on it on the machine yeah but when you let me ask you this when you work out do you have do you like listen to music or you just i do i do i do but my my playlist is like all over the place i i be i be having like meg and and then next thing you know it's Kirk Franklin. I listen to a lot of gospel music when I work out because I be going through it.

I'm like, Lord, Jesus take the wheel. Help me get through this. When people be asking me, can I come work out with you? I be like, I don't think you want to do that. Because I be getting it in. What different sports did you play? So I started out with track and field and gymnastics. So those are like my two bases, which I feel like is... You can see the foundation. Yeah, that's my foundation, track and field and gymnastics.

And I did those sports majority of my life. I played basketball as well um but i'm sorry i mean i look i was i was good on defense i got i got the rebounds listen i i i say that i say that to ask like what sports you played growing up and i just want to know at what point was a transition for you where you realized, you know, a wrestler is my calling and not the other sports that I played as a – Yeah, that didn't happen until I was an adult, until I was 27.

So I went to college and ran track. I went to University of South Carolina, Texas A&M, and University of Tennessee. I ran track. And after college, I was like like I've been an athlete my whole life I have to do something so that's when I found CrossFit right and um I realized like my whole life I've been grinding and trying to get a scholarship and working so hard I was forgetting to have fun when I was working when I was playing sports so CrossFit I was like okay I'm having fun

I'm gonna make it some of my own outfits I was going out there in tutus I was like, okay, I'm having fun. I'm going to make it some of my own outfits. I was going out there in tutus. I was turning flips and then doing a power clean and press and grabbing a microphone and talking to the audience. And Mark Henry, who's a WWE Hall of Famer, he saw a video of me. He's like, you're basically a wrestler. You're basically wearing a wrestling gear. You're talking to the audience. And I didn't really watch wrestling growing up. My brother watched it. So I would watch it here and there with him. So I was just somebody who didn't know much about the business. So he got me a tryout and, um, I did two tryouts, got hired, had no idea what I was doing. And then I completely fell in love with it. people who always say like i don't watch wrestling that's that's not for me or i haven't watched it since back in the day and i'm like listen that used to be me just just come to a show just

watching you gonna fall in love so much has changed and so i feel like it's my soulmate like i think of it as like my husband like once wrestling came into my life i'm like where have you been this whole time this is what i've been looking for wow now you know jay played college basketball also so one-on-one who who listen we did um hot ones and we had to play basketball and she whooped me she whooped me i call myself the est but she she whooped me in basketball yeah she you know she's she she's really athletic i've seen her work out a couple times she used to train with the trainer that trained me um when i retired no she she she's y'all work out have y'all worked out um we haven't every time we went on we would go on the road we

would try to get together and work out well actually one time we did work out but we actually read our mouths more than we worked out. So that didn't go well. Here's the thing. Charlotte Flair and Tiffany Stratton got a little personal with their comments. Do you think they crossed the line? You say, oh, don't worry about it. When I get y'all ass in that ring, we'll settle this. Listen, in wrestling, you never know what's going to happen.

That's what's really cool about wrestling. That's what makes it entertaining. You never know when lines are being blurred or when they're not being blurred and um you know i think that with what happened in the ring it caused a lot of conversation online and it brought more eyes to to what's about to happen and all i can say is i feel like a lot more people are going to be tuned in to what's going to be happening at wrestlemania and whatever beef they got inside and outside the ring they're going to settle that wrestlemania and we all going to be happening at WrestleMania. And whatever beef they got inside and outside the ring, they're going to settle that at WrestleMania,

and we all going to be locked in watching. Know what I like? I like that. You got something, Joe? I'm going to be tuned in. I want to see what they're talking about, see what they got going on. Exactly. I got one more question.

Go ahead. If you could have a dream match with any WWE legend, past or present, who would you choose? I would have to go with... It's hard to pick one. Beth... Trish.

She just came in and had a couple of matches. She still can throw down in that ring. She gets down. For me, I think it would be Beth Phoenix. Just because she was, like, one of the first ones that I watched, and I saw her pick up two girls on her shoulders, and I'm like, yeah. And I'm like, I want to do that.

Like, I want to do that. Beth Phoenix and Jazz. Those would be my top two. Okay. I like it. I like it. We saw you recently returned to your high school to donate hurdles uh you mentioned that you played it uh you ran track at university of south carolina

tennessee texas a&m uh curtis fry the head coach at texas at uh south carolina i think is it mckinnon now because he used to be at lsu now he's at tex A&M, correct? Oh, I'm not sure. When I was there, it was Coach Anderson at Texas A&M. Okay. Yeah. So what was your fondest memory of high school? I mean, because obviously you were very athletic. You had to be one of the most popular girls at that school. You know what?

I was popular, but not because I had a lot of friends. I was actually very quiet and reserved into myself in high school. I had like a very select group of friends. Like my best friend to this day was my best friend when I was like eight years old, even through high school. That's awesome. But I was so locked in with track, like where everybody else was at parties. I was on the track running.

I was waking up in the morning doing, I would do a thousand abs every morning and like 300 pushups every morning. And I was, I was focused in high school, but I think my best, it's crazy. My best memories were on the track with the track team. Like we, we,

we were like my group of friends. That was like the first lesson of, like, women empowerment for me. Because we really stuck together. We really pushed each other. And we trained hard. Like, we're still friends to this day. And then I think, like, my high school, I think, like, football games. Like, my high school, the band mimicked the HBCU type of band.

Oh, yeah. Yeah. And I was a, yeah, I was a cheerleader, and I played basketball. And so, like, we were, like, my cheerleading team, we were, like, the Clovers. So we were more of a step team. And, like, I would play basketball with the girls. And then after the game, I would go in a locker room and switch over from my basketball uniform into my cheerleading uniform. And I would go out and then cheer for the boys and flip down the court.

Yeah. So those are like my fondest memories. It all revolved around like sports and stuff. I can honestly say in all my life I've been look I was in 4-H I was raised on a farm I've been to the county fair I ain't never heard no itch like that I'm a hooper for the women

and then I'm gonna go change out I'm gonna get my chili I'm on top of the pyramid I was on the bottom of the pyramid I was the base the base. You were the base. Yeah.

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obviously my daughter runs track right now for university of kentucky and she's a sophomore and her friend her whole core group her nucleus is actually those that run track with her because there's nobody really outside of that and that that's really dope yeah man i always feel like women in sports we learn our our best lessons whether whether you go and become an olympian or professional athlete or not you learn so many lessons when it comes to sports and you get so many friends that become lifelong friends so i'm happy she's having a great experience but you know you said track go ahead go ahead what about about your athletic ability? Which parent does it come from?

It comes from your mom or your dad? From both. From both. My mama said she was fast. She ran track? She said, well, no. Neither one of them actually played sports in high school, but they both said they were both athletic.

We ain't got no footage. No. I just take their word for it. I have to believe it because I got it from somewhere. I think I got it from both of them. Bianca, there's nothing easy about track practice because it's you. You have to do the work, and you're only going to get in what you – you're only going to get out what you put in.

Put in. Because that's a really lonely sport. It's a really individual sport because can't nobody help you. I always say track is – we were just talking about this with my parents over the weekend. Track is one of the hardest sports out there. And we were saying how you train so hard and like, say, for instance, say you run the hundred and you, you, you train for, for 10 seconds, 11 seconds. And it's not, you don't get, you don't get immediate, immediate gratification.

And for instance, for like, like basketball, even if you lose the game, you still score points, you score a bucket. So you get that immediate gratification. Football, you might score points you score buckets so you get that immediate gratification football you might score a touchdown track is that gun goes off you cross the finish line that's it and a lot of times you hardly if you're like the top top top you

win a lot right but if you're not you hardly ever really win in track that's crazy to think about you trained all these years you trained all these days you hardly ever really win in track that's crazy to think about you trained all these years you trained all these days you hardly ever really win you're just you're you're you're going against yourself you're you're going against your own time and that's why like if you a track athlete when they have a track meet and you ask them like oh did you win you're like it doesn't matter if I won you should ask like did

you beat your PR because it's always you against against yourself. And it's a very, very hard sport physically and mentally. For the people that didn't watch first take, we had you on first take, Stephen A and I and Molly, and you were talking to tell us about the outfits that you wear. You make all of your own costumes. Yeah. Everything that you see her wear in the ring, guys, she does that. Yeah, I make everything.

All of my gear, I make it. Most of it, I make it from scratch. Some of it, if I run out of time, I'll customize it. But for the most part, I make it. And I've never taken a sewing class a day in my life. I've learned everything through YouTube, YouTube videos. YouTube, yep, trial. Let me get on YouTube right now. I'm going to find me something I can do through YouTube trial. YouTube videos? Yep, trial.

Let me get on YouTube right now. I'm going to find me something I can do. You can. Wait, you serious? You never learned how to sew, but you can do things from watching YouTube? Yeah, I went on YouTube. Oh, I took home ec, so I do know how to sew a little, but I made a shirt. See? Yeah.

See? It's just in trial and error. It takes dedication and time, but I make everything in school because I when I watched my like the video game, the gear that I'm wearing, I made that my action figures. I made that. But it's rough because I just I don't have a lot of time. So a lot of time I'm sewing in the airport. I'm sewing in my hotel room. It's crazy, but I keep pushing myself, and I'm excited about my WrestleMania gear this year. Bianca, would you like to do movies? I mean, I can see you as an actress. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I did.

I was in Bel-Air the last season, and that was really really cool that was my first experience of like being in in an actual show but i would love it i mean technically what we do in in in wrestling with storylines it's it's acting you know and i look at people like rock john cena batista they've all really uh set that that that that blueprint and now with us going with Netflix I feel like it's just going to open the door more and more so I'm excited for the future I would love to be in movies

can we expect another season of love in WWE? I mean I hope so I'm waiting to hear back it's funny though because I was somebody who was always like I would never do reality TV. It's not for me. It's mm-mm.

And then I learned to never say never. So, you know, the opportunity presented itself. We were like, okay, let's just, let's not try to be perfect. Let's just be real. Let's just be us and see where it goes. And we really wanted to open, like, pull that curtain back

and show people what it's like to be, like, a WWE superstar and be a spouse at the same time and balance that lifestyle. So I think we, like, we spoon-fed the first season. So it would be really cool to do a second season and show more of our life outside of wrestling. For those that don't know, Bianca's husband is a WWE participant also. So how did you guys meet? We met in WWE.

So when I say WWE completely changed my life, it completely changed my life. It gave me a whole... You're not supposed to mess with somebody at work, Bianca. So funny story. Funny story. Yes. Yes. That was the rule.

And even Mark Henry literally, oh gosh. Mark Henry, the one who got me into WWE. So when I first got into WWE, I saw him. And he got injured really bad. And he went away for a couple of months. I was got into WWE, I saw him and he got injured really bad. And he went away for a couple of months.

I was like, oh, that's a beautiful man. Keep him from me. And they did it. So a couple of months later, he came back and I was like, oh, okay. So this is what we're doing. And we just like immediately clicked. And we just like never left each other's side. And then Mark Henry came to the to the performance center, which is where we train.

When we first get in WWE, he pulls me aside. He's like talking to me about like, what do you want to do? And, you know, who do you want to be in the ring? He's like, you know, whatever you do, don't date anybody in the business. And I'm just like, oh. And I was like, OK. And I'm just like, uh-oh. Too late. And I was like, okay.

And I'm like, oh no, this is, what do I do now? Yeah. So, when he found out we were dating

and we were getting married, I think once he found out we were getting married, he was like, okay, cool. But yeah, we just broke all the rules.

Well, congratulations.mania 41 is this friday and saturday check it out on peacock at 7 p.m eastern uh on peacock wrestlemania 41 friday and saturday 7 p.m eastern on peacock anything else you want do you promote anything you got any supplements anything that you want to uh uh did you want? You promoting anything? You got any supplements? Anything that you want to promote? I'm just here to promote WrestleMania right now. I'm going to be on night two, but WWE, we're taking over Vegas. It's a whole week

long of events. We have WWE World with autograph signings and meet and greets. We have SmackDown on Friday, Hall of Fame Friday night, WrestleMania night one, WrestleMania night two. We have Raw Monday, NXT Tuesday. My match is night two. I'm having a

match Triple Threat versus EO Sky, Rhea Ripley. I'm going after WWE Women's World title and I'm walking out of WrestleMania as champion because you can't spell WrestleMania without EST. I'm going undefeated at WrestleMania. I like it.

I love that. Thank you. Thank you for joining us, Bianca. Best of luck. Continued success. Congratulations on everything that you've accomplished. Much more to be accomplished. Thank you for joining us. Good luck at WrestleMania. Bring the title home and when you get that title,

come back and tell us how you did. Thank you for having us. Good luck at WrestleMania. Bring the title home. And when you get that title, come back and tell us how you feel. I got you. Thank you for having me. I do. You're very, very welcome. I see you. Miss Bianca Belair. Man, that was, she's unbelievable.

We had on a couple of, about a month ago, she was on first take. And so she's just, her personality, Ocho and Joe, she's just, I mean, you can see she's so bubbly. You can see why people gravitate towards her. Her personality is infectious. You can tell she's very passionate about what she does. That's why she's good at it. You heard what she said? I did 1,000 sit-ups every morning.

I made sure I did 300 push-ups. I did this. I did that. You see, a person that's motivated, they're going to be motivated in all things. You got to have the routine. Those are the people that you want to surround yourself with. Those are the people that you want to be in business with.

You want on your team. You want very self-motivated people. I don't need to motivate you with money because guess what? When you get enough of it, then what's the stimulus? I don't want to motivate you by fear. I'm what? When you get enough of it, then what's the stimulus? I don't want to motivate you by fear. I'm going to fire you or I'm going to do it.

At some point in time, they become idle threats. Self-motivation is really sustainable. And that's what I tell kids all the time, bro. Young ladies, guys, find something that you're passionate about. And go after them. That's all you got to about. And go at them. That's all you got to do. Yes, sir.

That girl cut up like some onions, boys. Ain't she? Man. Man, Joe, hey, Joe, she mad. No, no, no, no. Look, I'm happy. I'm just saying. And I know you got people. I mean, you're right.

Hold on. I can look at the menu now. I ain't trying to order nothing. Yeah, yeah. I'm just looking. I mean, hey, just because you don't order don't mean you can't order. I'm just looking at the menu, I ain't gonna order nothing. Ocho, what's our order?

You better come take this menu. I might order again, come take it. No, I already know that. Don't break the dessert menu either. Yeah. No, but she's great. I mean, I grew up a wrestler. I mean, I'm from Georgia, so Georgia Championship Wrestling is where it all started.

It started in the South. Wrestling used to be very regional. You had the South. You had the Mid-Atlantic. You had the Midwest. And, you know, it combined. But my grandfather used to take me and my brother to Baxley. We go to Savannah, we go to Blackshear, we go all those Lovai Delia and

we saw all of them were all I'm talking about the old school wrestlers like Abdul the butcher, Ots Baker, Bo Bo Brazil, Andre the Giant, Ric Flair, Greg Valentine, Ricky, I'm talking about you named the old goal guard. Hey, hey, man. Crusher Black hey, man. Crush a black whale, man. Oh, Joe, I was in heaven. Yeah. Man, I was in heaven.

My mama used to wake me up every morning listening to watching that wrestling, that hollering, carrying on. Junkyard Dog was her favorite wrestler, bro. Hey, Junkyard Dog. Crazy about him, man. Remember that? Yeah, man, those were the days, man. Those were the days, man.

Those were the days, man. Watching Dusty Rhodes. Dusty Rhodes. Brute Bernard. Hey, remember Jimmy Superfly Snooker? Yeah, Superfly Snooker. Yeah. Oh, man, look here.

Black Jack Mulligan. Tully Blanchard. Hey, remember Hacksaw Jim Duggan? Hacksaw Jim Duggan yes baron baron raskin yeah nikita koloff ivan koloff the russian bear mr rasslin number one and two super d one and two the road warrior that was my favorite the volume i'm michael cassin founder and ceo of 3C Ventures and your guide on good company, the podcast where I sit down with the boldest innovators shaping what's next. In this episode, I'm joined by Anjali Sood, CEO of Tubi.

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