This is not Sam wrestling.

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

Oh, how you doing? Welcome, welcome. Welcome to a Not Sam Wrestling update. A lot going on, of course. We are on the precipice at the time of this publishing of Clash in Italy. And we got a little preview for you. Now this preview is going to actually, I think, be something that lasts far beyond Cl Italy. This, this is a lesson. This is something

that you can either learn from or you can use to help teach friends, whatever you want to do with it,

or just enjoy it. Because you guys know, if you've been listening for, you know, pretty regularly

for the last year, I started working with Danielle and Danielle came on board not Sam and has been a great help in

everything that I do. However, at the beginning of the year, she was not a wrestling fan and we have

slowly but surely turned her into one and you can follow that journey here on the podcast. But

I realized as we head towards Clash in Italy that the context of tribal combat, well, I was worried.

It meant nothing to Daniel.

So instead of saying teaching a non-fan about tribal combat, we're officially at the point where today we teach a new fan about tribal combat.

I did it on Nazi Am Wrestling Live there on Sirius XM, Pro Wrestling Nation.

Danielle popped by.

And I explained to her the significance of tribal combat and, quite frankly, the entire Samoan dynasty.

It's been a while since we caught up.

You know, you got to experience WrestleMania and all of its grandeur.

You got to see the beginning of Roman Raines and Jacob Fatu and this story that has been told ever since.

You know, you got to see that first confrontation live and in person.

Did you feel the butterflies, the goosebumps when Jacob

first confronted Roman rains the night after

WrestleMania? At Raw? Yeah. Yeah. Well, and I was also next to you.

And I was feeling the goosebumps. You were freaking out.

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