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Today we've got Charlotte and, yes, Bianca Belair in conversation, quick conversations on Natsam Wrestling.

Plus, we've got to talk about these wrestling observer awards, my plans for WrestleMania and possibly for a takeover coming up Big E's 24 and a whole lot more this is Natsam Wrestling.

This is Natsam Wrestling. Introducing your host from New York. Here is Sam Roberts.

Hey everybody. Hope everybody's doing well. Happy Monday. What a way to start the week.

Monday Night Raw Tonight. This is Natsam Wrestling. Again, unless you're listening to the show much later.

And in that case, Monday Night Raw is not tonight. It already happened. But we don't know because you're in the future.

And we're not yet, but regardless, welcome to Natsam Wrestling. If you're only downloading or listening or streaming or whatever today because you want to hear the Bianca Belair and or Charlotte conversations, we'll get to them.

It's going to happen in a little bit. I've got a lot to talk about on the podcast. But, you know, if you don't care about me, unless I'm throwing questions to superstars, you could just scroll through and you'll find them. They'll be here.

But it'll be very interesting. Trust me when I tell you to talk to both Charlotte, who we've got a lot to talk about based on, you know, storylines and changes and everything that's happening right now with her.

And Bianca Belair, for me of all people to be talking to Bianca Belair right now, where she is as high at the top of the mountain as she's ever been.

It's interesting to say the least. So we'll get to that. But first speaking of the interesting, I want to get right into it.

Over the weekend, one of the hottest topics was the wrestling observer awards. It drove wrestling, Twitter and the internet apart. There was a war going on. It was between the supporters of Dave Meltzer's wrestling observer newsletter and the detractors and people question the legitimacy of it.

The one thing that I'll say, well, I'll say multiple things, but one thing that I will say is that a lot of people who didn't agree with what happened with the awards. Let's talk about the awards first. Okay. All right. So of course, the wrestling observer observer has been around forever.

And you know, this is I'm a I'm a subscriber to the wrestling observer newsletter. I listen to the wrestling observer podcasts like, you know, I'm I'm I think Dave Meltzer the industry.

That he has turned what he does into is pretty outstanding to say the least.

And as far as somebody who's gotten an encyclopedic knowledge of wrestling in his head, it would be hard to compete with Dave Meltzer when you're when you're judging the size of inhead encyclopedias. It's it's remarkable.

But what happened was every year, the wrestling observer newsletter awards come out.

And I think most years there's at least discussion, but this year it was downright controversial because I think every major award except for one or two went to somebody outside of the WWE and almost every good award went to AEW.

The bad awards went to WWE. The good awards went to AEW, which really I mean, it shouldn't come as a huge shock, but like wrestler of the year John Moxley, most outstanding wrestler Kenny Omega tag team of the year, the young bucks best promo is Eddie Kingston, best promotion is AEW best TV show is dynamite match of the year is the bucks versus page no mega MVP of the United States is John Moxley.

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