AEW’s MVP brings wrestling podcast to BZZR platform in new partnership

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MVP has been the voice behind All Elite Wrestling (AEW) stars Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin since all three pro wrestlers entered the company in 2024, and now he’s taking his microphone skills to a new social media platform.
“Marking Out with MVP & Dwayne Swayze” podcast and show will be released on BZZR Every Friday, ahead of the episodes on YouTube. BZZR is one of the newest social media platforms on the internet that promises to bring sports fans together and cut through the noise.
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Wrestlers Shelton Benjamin (L) and MVP attend the Los Angeles premiere of “Queen Of The Ring” at AMC The Grove 14 on March 6, 2025 in Los Angeles, California. (Michael Tullberg/Getty Images)
MVP told Fox News Digital in a recent interview that he’s hopeful that joining BZZR will allow his podcast’s audience to grow.
“It’s a mutual partnership. BZZR is a new platform where content creators can go online and share content, talk about sports, all sports, without the noise. This is a great opportunity for a lot of people,” he said. “But for me, my YouTube show, which is also a podcast, we’re just into its first year, I’m hopeful that our partnership with BZZR will allow us both to grow our audience. It’s a beneficial relationship for both of us. This is professional wrestling, which I kind of specialize in. It’s an honor to be given the opportunity to be the wrestling channel on the platform.”
MVP said he wanted the aesthetic of the show to be similar to a wrestling gimmick; In a comfortable environment with a VIP lounge and a special atmosphere.
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Wrestlers Chris Jericho and MVP will compete on August 24, 2009. (Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
She and Swayze have amassed more than 10,000 subscribers since the channel’s launch a year ago, and viewership is growing.
“It’s kind of funny showing my age. When I first started ‘going on the road with MVP and Dwayne Swayze,’ my idea was to create a YouTube show,” he said. “I wanted to create a show, and it’s a visual thing because we’re shooting in Houston with the bar and the aesthetic. The visual aesthetic was very important to me because the MVP brand is VIP, you know, VIP lounge, luxury, high-end.”
“When I started, there were people who were like, ‘Oh, congratulations on the podcast, congratulations on the podcast.’ So I said, I don’t have a podcast, I have a YouTube show. Just to find out, in this day and age, everything is a podcast. So I said, wait a minute, the whole term ‘podcast’ comes from the iPod. It’s a – OK, OK, it’s a podcast, of course. But it’s a YouTube show and it needs to be watched. You can listen. Of course there’s the audio aspect of it as well. But visually it does a weekly show.” I enjoy us being together.”
MVP stated that BZZR has the opportunity to give creators the ability to be their authentic selves.
“It’s a different platform that allows content creators… to put them out there in a way where they can be authentic, and you don’t have the same corporate overlords dictating who can say what and how,” he told Fox News Digital. “A variety of creators at different levels can join the platform, contribute, be seen and heard.

MVP, Dwayne Swayze and Kayla Becker have partnered with sports-focused social media platform BZZR. (BZZR)
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