Today, I'm not Sam Wrestling, Dan Housen, the man himself with us in studio.

There are Bret Hart references littered everywhere across the landscape of professional wrestling.

It's a high tide, and all boats are rising.

This is not Sam Wrestling.

This is not Sam Wrestling.

Introducing your host from New York, here is Sam Roberts.

How lucky are we, do you believe we get another week in this, another week in this grand world?

A professional wrestling sports entertainment.

Welcome to Not Sam Wrestling.

And if I could, if I could be stow anything upon you.

By the way, the only person who, well, I don't know if I'm the only person I've done no reason.

But I eat for all that's said about the differences between pro wrestling and sports entertainment.

I was able to get my own show on the WWE Network, which is now on peacock called Not Sam Wrestling.

The word wrestling was literally in the title of the show.

So even more kudos to me, but I would like to impart a bit of wisdom.

I hope that amongst the people that are loyal and regular, not Sam Wrestling listeners,

that you do not fall into this pro wrestling or sports entertainment debate.

This debate that I feel is plaguing wrestling fans, because that's what we all are wrestling fans across the world right now.

Well, WWE does a sports entertainment show, but AEW does a pro wrestling show.

Pro wrestling and sports entertainment are the same thing.

One organization calls it something and the other organization calls it something else, but both organizations are using terminology to help brand their television shows.

But realistically speaking, I mean, WWE is the company that's got shows like NXT, which is almost all wrestling and 205 live, which at this point is all just wrestling.

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