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

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

Welcome, welcome everybody. Welcome back to Sam Roberts wrestling podcast. It's going

to be another good episode. I promise you that. I hope you're all subscribed

on iTunes. I hope everybody listening has gone on to iTunes to leave a review, leave

a comment, do the whole deal because it really helps the podcast. And I want to be able

to keep bringing you a ton, a ton of free content every single week. As I do here on Sam

Roberts wrestling podcast, there's so much cool wrestling to talk about. I mean, just WWE

alone. Just WWE alone this week. Three days. Three days there was so much to talk about.

From TLC to Raw to Smackdown. I don't even know where to begin. Rumors are abound. Maybe

some of them will be addressed today on the podcast. A new NXT champion. We got a lot.

You got to be kidding me, Lila. All day. She hasn't touched the squeaky toy. She knows.

She does it on purpose. We got a lot to talk about today is the point. But we're going

to start with the interview as always. And it's a special one for me anyway. I got the

opportunity. So he'll be a gym. To me, the more you think about it, the more is a pretty

big icon of a pretty important era of WWE. And it's the era that kind of brought everybody

in my generation into the fold. It's the era of this is he is a big star of the era

that defined what sports entertainment pro wrestling was. When we were born, when we were

kids, you know, this is the era that we looked at. So like people my age sort of started

to come around. Maybe you remember the mega powers exploding, you know, and after you

go like the Hogan macho warrior era was what brought a lot of us in my generation in.

And as soon as soon as we were old enough to read a word, I was anyway the only thing

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