This is not Sam wrestling.

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

Oh, you know, I love when a mainstream cultural event intersects immediately with the world of professional wrestling.

Welcome to a not-sam wrestling update, of course.

I hope that you have all listened to Monday's podcast.

If you have not, maybe hit pause on this, go back, finish Monday's show.

Then you can jump into today's update.

I don't want you guys eating your dessert before you

eat your meal. But over the weekend, of course, was Super Bowl weekend. And to me, one of the

noteworthy things that happened was WWE superstar, future Hall of Famer, Bad Bunny,

was the performer at the halftime show. Very controversial. Lots of

questions going in. And one of those questions was asked to WWE superstar future Hall of

Famer, whether we like it or not. Logan Paul, Logan Paul was walking down a red carpet. Somebody

asked him, are you excited about

Bad Bunny's halftime show? He said, no. And I said, some may see this as controversial. Some may

see this as cultural commentary. I see this as professional wrestling. And that is what pro wrestling

does to us. We see it everywhere. And it's a great joy, a great joy, in fact, that I wanted to expand into a conversation

about the idea of Logan Paul versus Bad Bunny.

Are we setting up for it?

Will we see it?

One word.

N-O.

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