Ladies and gentlemen, it should come as no surprise to any of you that were meeting like this because we have feelings.

The pipe bomb from 2011 has been visited once more in 2025 thanks to John Sina.

Now, I was kicking myself all week long, go, you know, pro or con?

I should have done some kind of emergency podcast about Goldberg.

I missed my opportunity to talk to you guys before next week's show about Goldberg.

When should I get down and talk about Goldberg?

And then boom, the pipe bomb gets revisited by John Sina.

In 2011, CM Punk changed, I would say, the course of wrestling history with a single

promo by cutting the pipe bomb, by, I would say, doing an angle in wrestling, something in front of an audience,

the branch so far into shoot work territory that I would say it was as impactful

as farewell to the click was on the generation before it.

And when CM Punk sat down to cut that promo, not just on John Sina,

but on the WWE entirely, the audience, on his entire experience in the WWE, where did

John Sina listen from? He listened from the ring after being put through a table.

And when that pipe bomb promo first happened, what was the match that ended prior to

to Siena punk cutting that promo? The answer, John Sina versus R Truth. And in 2025, when it's time for John Sina to revisit the pipe bomb on his own,

what is the match that ends directly prior to that pipe bomb being cut?

John Sina versus our truth.

Now, how will this affect our truth? We'll revisit that and maybe we'll

talk about it this week on the podcast. But John Sina puts CM Punk, while snapped CM Punk through that

slim gym table and then decides to check to see if the mic is on.

And it is indeed on for John Sina, as he points out,

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