Today, I'm not Sam wrestling. Who is WWE's next top guy? Is it Roman Reigns? Is it Cody Rhodes? Is it Samy Zane?

No. This is not Sam wrestling.

This is not Sam wrestling.

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

What a day, what a time to be coming to you, to be coming to you as history is being made.

Now, yes, it's not quite professional wrestling and that is technically what we cover.

Here on Not Sam Wrestling, but at 436 weeks into this podcast, I think we can all agree that

there are some things that are probably more professional wrestling than they advertise themselves

to be. In fact, I think most things are more professional wrestling than they advertise themselves

but today we come to you in a world in which Jake Paul has lost his first boxing competition.

Yes, Jake Paul has lost to Tommy Fury, the brother of what's that word that they use? A

Lineal Heavyweight Champion, Lineal Heavyweight Champion, Tyson Fury, Tommy Fury defeats Jake Paul,

the split decision, which I don't know what that one ref was thinking. In a boxing competition,

professional boxing match and it rocked the world, it shocked the world. We haven't seen Jake Paul

go down before, although I don't know that we've seen him compete against somebody that would

be considered a professional boxer either. So that might be a big part of this. I mean, look,

as I said, I think that it's more professional wrestling than it lets on to be. That's what this

conversation happening here is all about. Drake also lost. You got to understand what Jake Paul

loses. It's not just Jake Paul losing. It's an entire community losing. Drake, Drake, Drake

yesterday on Instagram posted his gambling receipt, $400,000. He put on Jake Paul to beat Tommy Fury

and he would have won 1.4 million, I believe, but he did not. So he lost the 400 large,

although if you look at the thing that he posted, you could see where he had gambled from.

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