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Ladies and gentlemen, it's time for the latest episode in our new, soon-to-be legendary series.

And we were about to dive into the compelling past of one of wrestling's most adored, gifted, and ooziest souls, baby.

We are looking at the Forbidden Law, that's the title of the series,

if you didn't know already, of the artist formerly known as El Generico, possibly, or as you may

know him best, WWE's Sammy Zane. So I'm Gareth, this is What Culture Wrestling, and without

further ado, let's do this thing.

Sammy Zane enhanced, a storyline considered by many, as one of the greatest in WWE history, and by some as the very best.

Yeah, you know what I'm talking about, the Bloodline saga.

It's definitely not the Lashley's sister saga, is it?

His incredible facials and ability to

project emotion were instrumental in elevating a pretty repetitive, run-in-happy, invincible

heel act into a euphorically received, twisting soap opera of levity and heartbreak.

His beaming happiness at being included.

Look at that guy.

Look at his smile.

The sympathetic terror selling the cruel teases of betrayal.

His defiant, vengeful expression when declaring that Roman Reigns was in his effing house of Montreal.

Oh, what a moment.

Without Sammy Zane's face, the WWE's post-Vince McMahon era of elusive critical acclaim under Paul LeBeck

does not reach the same heights, folks.

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