This is not Sam wrestling.

Introducing your host from New York, here is Sam.

Rumors.

Oh boy.

What a weekend it's been for wrestling.

Welcome to Not Sam Wrestling.

I think the first franchise show, as we call the Monday show, the franchise show, the first franchise show,

of 2020.

First podcast of 2020, of course, went up on Thursday, Thursday, Not Sam, Thursday.

Hopefully you had enough time before the weekend started to consume that amount of content, because man, if you're a wrestling fan, that is, that I think is what 2020 is going to bring even more so than 2018 brought, even more so than 2019 brought.

The burden on the wrestling fan of 2020 is going to be to consume the amount of content that we consume.

Of course, you know, people, they go, if you, if you like wrestling, there should be something out there for you.

But let's be honest, most wrestling fans don't want to watch something.

They don't want to find the one form of wrestling that appeals to them.

Most wrestling fans, just because of the way we're designed, are the hard cores.

Most wrestling fans want to watch it all.

And that's the predicament that we're in, because it becomes very, very difficult for us to watch it all with the WWE network, with the fight TV app, with New Japan world, with the independent wrestling.

TV and smart, marked video all coming together. There's just so much going on.

And there's very, you've now, the only excuse you have to miss anything now, because it's all become so accessible.

The only excuse to miss anything has become, I just didn't have time.

There's only so many hours in the day. I'm trying to, I'm trying to have a life. I'm trying to live a life.

But you know what, we're not really living a life, unless we're doing our best to get as much wrestling into that life as humanly possible.

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