Today on Not Sam Wrestling, a huge amount of talent released from the WWE main roster,

what to make of the WWE's new TV deal, AEW, forced to switch a championship and

is it time to break rule number three? This is Not Sam Wrestling.

From New York, here is Sam Roberts.

Oh, man. Welcome. Here we are. Welcome to Not Sam Wrestling. Everybody for

66, Mark of the Beast. Welcome. Not quite. Hope everybody's doing well.

Welcome to Not Sam Wrestling. It's been, I mean, this has been Not Sam Wrestling has become

beyond a podcast. It is a wrestling content powerhouse of course, two big podcasts last week.

Not only did we do 465 where we chronicled everything going down in the world of professional

wrestling, including the Rocks comeback, but on Wednesday or Thursday, we dropped a bonus podcast,

an additional podcast where I gave my thoughts on the merger between WWE and UFC forming TKO

holdings, but not really from a business perspective and, you know, numbers and what's this all

going to mean? This isn't CNBC. This is a wrestling podcast. Instead of feigning expertise

in another topic, I decided to go in on the wrestling history of it all and why it's also

significant. I was pretty proud of the way that podcast came out. I would absolutely check it out

over on the Not Sam Wrestling YouTube channel if you get the opportunity. This week we will also

have a second podcast later in the week, a conversation with AEW's The Butcher, Andy Williams,

formerly from every time I die in the Not Sam studio. That is coming up later this week. But right

now, too much, too much to talk about to spend another moment giving anything but it, any credence

because the question, the question has come up and we all knew it would happen eventually,

whether for the good or the bad, is it time to abandon role number three? Everybody knows

the rules of Not Sam Wrestling. Number one, and the most important by a mile, watch the product.

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