We need some gentlemen. Welcome to Sam Roberts wrestling podcast.

Introducing your host from New York. Here is Sam Roberts.

Welcome to Sam Roberts wrestling podcast so much going on today.

I'm glad everybody is here with me in the Sam Roberts traveling studio.

Listen, so much going on today. I feel like raw gave us all hope.

I feel like if Jimmy Jacobs can be a rosebud, any of us can be rosebud.

Well, maybe not any of us, but at least me. I feel like one day my big curly hair

self will be a rosebud. Who knows? I've seen no L Foley.

I've seen Jimmy Jacobs. Maybe you'll see Sam Roberts on an episode of raw.

I'll talk about raw. I'll talk about TLC and of course I want to talk to you guys about my take on NXT

our evolution and that whole wrestling show first. Let's start with the interview.

I get to my monologue after that's the wonderfulness of this podcast.

You know, I always talk about what a wrestling fan I am and that the reason that I do this

podcast is because I'm a wrestling fan. One of the people that's made me the wrestling fan

that I am today is Mick Foley. I've known Mick Foley for a long, long time.

Probably met him seven or eight years ago at this point for the first time and our paths have crossed

many, many times since then. He's somebody I was like everybody else.

I mean, in high school, there was nobody cooler than Mick Foley and the fact that we now have a

relationship, I'll say. We're not dating, but there is a relationship there is a thrill for me.

So I wanted to tell you guys about Mick Foley's movie, I am Santa Claus.

This movie is a great, great movie. I mean, it's a documentary that follows people who choose

to live their lives as Santa Claus. It follows four or five different Santas and shows them

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