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This is not Sam Ristling, not Sam Wrestling.

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

Sam Roberts.

Hey, hey, hey, hope we're all doing great.

Welcome to a Not Sam Wrestling update, of course, an addendum to this week's Not Sam wrestling

podcast that came out on Monday.

If you haven't listened to it yet, go listen to it.

It's fabulous.

But what we don't get to do is talk about what happens throughout the week.

And one of those things that happened that we need to discuss was the end of Monday Night's Raw.

And I'm talking about Brombreaker and Bronson Reed, not only taking out Roman

Raines and Jay Uso, leaving them laying, which for Roman Raines is already a rare enough sight,

but also the fact that, I mean, Bronson Reed took Roman Raines' shoes, and I don't know, that one gesture I thought made this attack different, but also says a lot about kind of what's going on with Roman Rains in his current space, but also could be of benefit to somebody like Bronson Reed, even longer term. I got a chance to talk about

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