This is not Sam wrestling.

Introducing your host from New York, here is Sam Roberts.

Oh, here I am. Welcome. Welcome to an update, a not Sam wrestling update. Boy, boy, oh boy. You know, Danhausen has been a huge topic of conversation this week. And I feel like people finally started to come around on Danhausen on Monday Night Raw this week. I think, look, did, was there an expectation that he would get booed? No. But, I mean,

was it an actual disappointment that he was in the crate? I would say no. Is it a negative that he

was booed? Long term, I would say no. I make the case for Danhausen big time.

And I know we talked about it on the Monday podcast,

but there's a lot more to break down with this very, very interesting thing

that is the Danhausen-W-E situation.

And by the way, I'm taking notes and I'm keeping receipts

and remembering everybody who was anti-Danhausen

because none of you will be.

None of you will be anti-Danhausen before this thing is over.

And for those of you that were anti-Danhausen going into this week, you will be cursed.

Here's our conversation about the Danhausen debut, which we did on Not Sam Wrestling

Live on Sirius XM, pro wrestling nation this week.

So I've been a Danhausen supporter for a very, very, very long time.

I think that the, and then, okay, so he becomes this phenomenon on the, on the independence and in the original

Ring of Honor. He signs a deal with AEW. This is two years ago or so. And at first,

he starts to be a, I don't want to say a staple of television, but he's on television, he's jumping in,

he's putting curses on people. He's having a great time. And then whatever happens,

happens. But he's just not on TV anymore. He returned, he was off TV for a while, and then he

returned at one point with like a very Halloween three season of the witch inspired return.

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