This is Not Sam Wrestling.

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

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How's everybody doing?

Welcome to an update, an see I'm wrestling update.

We had to talk about this. You know, and sometimes it's like you just got to let Twitter be Twitter, but other times it's like you got to really, you got to really talk about this. We've been talking about wrestling media literacy and the way these stories kind of get out there. And then they take up on a life of their own. There are too many people that will like read a response to a thing that happened,

but don't look at the thing that happened.

They just look at the response and the response is factually inaccurate,

but then they just go with the response and all of a sudden you have this story

that makes no sense.

And what I'm talking about is this narrative that's out there that John Sina has said

that he's going to open Saturday night's main event.

There are a lot of stories out there that say that John Sina told Jimmy Kimmel

that he's going to open the show on December 13th in Washington, D.C.

when he retires, when he has his last match on Saturday night's main event.

Instead of just taking it at face value on Nazi and Wrestling Live on serious, on pro wrestling

nation 24-7, we decided to actually look at what John Sina said

and come to find out it's not exactly accurate.

Listen to this and tell me what you think from Nazi M Wrestling Live.

John Sina was on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and he tweeted out that this was his last late night show appearance as an active WWE superstar.

I wonder if there's a t-shirt for the Jimmy Kimmel show.

I am happy he was wearing the suit because I'm really hoping.

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