| Hosts | | | | | Jason Gallop
Co-Host
Originally making his name as an exceptional music video artist, Jason Gallop joined the Fatal Four in the summer of 2007 as a replacement for the much-loved Michael Z. Each week, Jason tries to bring to RBR's weekly wrestling talk not only the perspective of an avid fan of the independent wrestling scene but also as an educated spectator of professional wrestling's place in the modern American artistic landscape. If that's not pretentious enough for you, he also dreams of becoming ROH World Champion. His valuabler-than-gold insight can also be heard on Fan Off's System Lynk, and previously on Morning Toast and Zone Radio. He also has a sweet and sultry voice.
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| | Paul Griffin
Co-Host
Although he may be the newest member of the RBR foursome, Griffin has actually been around since the humble beginnings. Paul filled in for mainstay Nick Marsico on the fourth episode of the show all the way back in 2005, and like a moth who sees a light in a dark room, he has hovered around this show throughout the entirety of its existence. Now instead of a regular guest host, Griffin is one of the Fatal Four, and the chemistry exploded in a joyous potpourri of hilarious jokery and wrestling talk. He also has a shrine dedicated to Edge in his closet. | | | |
| | Nick Marsico
Host / Writer
A man of no boundaries, Nick Marsico is a wrestling analyst in every sense. If it's happening in a ring somewhere on the globe, Nick has seen it and has an opinion on it. Formerly a writer for one of the largest wrestling news sites on the internet, Nick Marsico now lays his opinion down every week on RBR in an unconventional style that would make Opie & Anthony proud, and has been doing so since the show's inception. He also has the same facial expression in every picture he takes. | | | |
| | William R. Washington
Host / Producer
This gentleman is the creator and originator of all things RBR (except the name, oddly enough), and he is the glue that holds the whole operation together. He gets the important things done behind the scenes and makes sure that on the air, the other three don't tailspin the show too far out of control. He is a very opinionated man of almost OCD levels and analyzes the wrestling world in a breakdown of numbers and statistics like no one before him. He's also black. | |
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