This is Not Sam Wrestling.

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

Guys, welcome to a Not Sam Wrestling update.

Man, oh man, how I felt watching Monday Night Raw. How I felt about

Jay Uso telling Roman Raines that he knew what he had to do, telling Roman Rains to go and smash

them all, making direct reference to the OG bloodline. You knew I was going to come at you

with a Not Sam Wrestling update. Don't forget, by the way, that we're also doing the Not Sam Wrestling Catchup podcast, the Not Sam Wrestling Catchup podcast available on its own podcast feed. Wherever you get this show, just look up Not Sam Wrestling Catchup. You'll see that that's its own separate podcast that updates every morning with just the essentials

on what you need to know. But we had to break down. Everything that happened between Roman

Raines, between CM Punk, between the physicality, between all of it. We did it on

Sirius XM on Nazi M Wrestling Live. Here's the conversation. I got to talk about

round four of CM Punk versus Roman Raines.

The segment that ended in a way that I've been waiting for.

And if you look at the three Roman Raines, CM Punk segments, it's a bubble.

It's been bubbling up and bubbling up and bubbling

up, you know, waiting to spill over. And then boom, it does. We get pure, unadulterated

physicality. So let me, let me, let me, let me, let me break this down. Let's break down the

evening because it was a story told over the evening.

First match on the show, second segment, is the Uso's versus the vision.

Logan Paul and Austin Theory get a non-title tag match with the Uso's.

And there's, you know, good match, all kinds of chicanery.

In the end, Logan Paul ends up with the brass knuckles on his hand.

L.A. Knight comes out to interrupt it.

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