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Welcome, You are Otting Supe and Friender's good word. Welcome, everyone. You are on the wrestling soup network or perhaps the wrestling soup in Frendos feed. This is the brand new premiere episode of the Legends and Future Great's LFG review show. We do not have a title for the show yet. We're going to workshop it, but the co-host, well, first of all I should say who I'm not. This is Jeff. Jeff Ledman, evil dose, dose evil, whatever. You know my voice by now. If you don't, sorry. But our co-host, the legendary Lefisto, who we're going to go back and forth with Jen because she is Jen sometimes or Gen-a-views, sometimes not because she's also a promoter. But we'll start with Lafisto so you know who she is. Lefista, thank you so much for being the co-host on this show. Hey, thank you so much. That's pretty interesting show. That's one thing I always love about wrestling and more now that I'm not currently wrestling.

I love to see what's going on with students and new people trying and how they learn.

And so yeah, that was because I didn't watch the first season.

The price to get it in Canada is just ridiculous. So I just didn't watch it. I just watched clips and

news of bits and pieces in there when there was a scandal like Mickey James telling a girl

not to wear sexy gear. So I heard about that, but I mean, besides that, like, I'm not familiar.

Like, of course, the only thing I know is Undertaker 1, which I'm not surprised at all, the first season.

And, well, Mickey James not there anymore, and Michelle McCool took her place.

So, yeah, that's where we're at so far.

And from what I understand is that there's people that are going to come, well, they're coming back from the last season.

People within the win.

They're there with new people as well.

So probably you'll have more insight on those people since they, you've seen them before.

But I'm looking at them with, I was going to say new eyes, but no, it's the same old eyes that I knew, I need new glasses.

But, I mean, that may be a perspective from you than you.

Yeah, and I think that's really one of the very interesting things about this show, our combination, and I hope the audience agrees.

But I was like, yeah, I did watch season one, and I also

watch Evolve, and some of the folks from season one have been on Evolve. And of course, I watch

NXT, and some of the folks have been on NXT in a variety of different reasons. But

you are the actual wrestler. You train people. You have a promotion. You see it through those eyes. So

you're almost, you're like the Joe Numbers of of this. But, you know, you know, showing, you know, I mean, to say I'm the Mish is doing him a disservice. But I think people get, get the idea. I don't know Joe would like to be me either. It's like, you don't want to be in my head. Trust me. Well, we're not trading brains. But you have the insider eyes. You have the insider industry.

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