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Welcome back, my friends, to another audio adventure on Insight.

I'm Chris Van Fleet.

Thank you for coming back each and every episode.

Can you believe this is episode number 201?

Oh, man, and the show is not even two years old yet.

We officially turned two in June.

So do the math.

That means we're averaging like 110

episodes a year. And that is a lot of conversations. And I appreciate you being with us for each

and every one of them. If I'm being honest, I didn't think that this conversation today was ever

going to happen. But man, I am so

pumped that Sincara, aka Sinta de Oro, is going to be on the show. Wikipedia, by the way,

tells me that Sinta de Oro is Spanish for Golden Ribbon. I was not aware of that. But he has

such an interesting story of growing up in El Paso, Texas, which is the same

place where Eddie Guerrero grew up.

He had a ton of success in Mexico, then spent 10 years in the WWE with a few different

characters with and without a mask.

And then he asked for his release in December 2019 right before COVID hit.

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