Welcome to a special edition, not Sam Wrestling, emergency podcast, no siren, hotel rooms set up

because I am here in Washington, D.C., having just seen John Sina's final match. Now, of course,

this pod is coming out later than usual because Megamaranth and myself also did the Saturday Night's main event

recap podcast so there's, I mean,

more feelings on that recap podcast

than there usually are

because there were a lot of feelings.

Look, the whole show

was a very good show, you know.

Did I love, I thought the women's match was very good. I thought the tag team

match was really good. I thought the segment with Ms. Truth and Joe Hendry was a lot of fun. It gave

Ms. Truth and Joe Hendry a moment on the John Cena Saturday night's main event, which I think was very, very important,

and I think they all did a great job with it.

I thought that, you know, that was all really good.

I think that really the story that we have to talk about here

is how we feel about John Cena's final match.

So look, I mean, my thing is that from a storytelling perspective,

from a pro wrestling perspective, from a telling pro wrestling stories at an elevated level,

this was a really, I mean, this was a perfect story. And it was a

story that was not just the story of a match. It was the story of a year-long retirement tour. It was the

story of a career. It was the story of a year-long retirement tour. It was the story of a career. It was the story of everything.

John Sina walks into Saturday night's main event.

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