It was necessary, no siren, no nothing, but here we are in the Las Vegas Not Sam Studio

for a Not Sam wrestling emergency podcast because Paul Heyman just turned on Roman reigns.

And as many times as Paul Heyman has turned on somebody, Paul Heyman, he turned on Brock Lesner to manage the big show of all people.

He turned on Brock Lesnar again in his battle with CM Punk.

He has turned on people plenty of times.

But this one, this one seemed not, I don't want to say unthinkable,

because we all thought it.

But it seemed like it wasn't something that would ever actually happen to the point

that once again you get to this inevitable place that you go,

oh, this is the thing that we've been waiting for, and you go, no, no, no.

Let's talk about the main event of WrestleMania 41 Saturday, which was the triple

threat match between Seth Rollins, Siam Punk, and Roman Raines. First of all, great entrances from all

three. Really amped up the main event feel. Okay, Seth Rollins coming out with the whole black get-up with the

flame thrower. I mean, you know, I don't know, a little bit reminding me of the Rock at what was that,

WrestleMania 32 in Dallas was it? When he lit the thing on fire, when he had the conversation with

Bray Wyatt. I'm not saying Seth Rollins and the

rock are linked. I am saying that that's the first thing that I thought of when I saw the

flamethrower. Maybe I think of the rock when I see flamethrowers. I don't know. But Seth Rollins

comes out, has his all entrance. Roman Raines has a spectacular entrance where he comes out by himself no Paul Heyman no red in his

attire no bloodline red white and black in the gloves little white trim on the pant sneakers

inspired or wrestling boots inspired by the Concord Jordan 11s and I love so the little

screens that they had dangling over the the ramp a lot of people thought it was augmented reality

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