Today on Not Sam Wrestling, Andrew Goldstein, the showrunner to dark side of the ring confidential

is going to be on to talk about all the documentaries that they've done.

We're going to talk about who's going into the WWE Hall of Fame and at this point, who might not

be going into the WWE Hall of Fame. An amazing women's match over the last week.

And can we break down everything that just happened at Fastlane? This is Not Sam Wrestling.

This is Not Sam Wrestling. Introducing your host from New York, here is Sam

Rubberts. It's Dave's like today that make it a pleasure to host a wrestling podcast.

There are many, many Mondays when I come to you and I have to find the energy I'm sitting

around. I'm on the couch. I'm watching, sometimes I'll be watching old wrestling. Sometimes

I'll just have to like get a ton of cold brew in my system, whatever I need to do to get

myself all jazzed up about wrestling. Because there are some moments where you're looking

at what's going on on any given day and you're just like, I can't sit here. And for the

next hour, talk about my wrestling fandom. And then you go, well, let me watch this episode

of WWE Superstars from 1993 and drink a large Dugged Donuts coffee. And okay, yep, no,

we're good. We're good. But tonight, today, this afternoon, whenever you're listening

to this, it's not necessary. Because here's something that I feel like the WWE likes

to do. And I don't know if they like to do it just because it's, they don't even know

they're doing it. Maybe it's something like inherent in them. You know, it's one of those

sort of like, like, you ever meet somebody who's like self sabotaging, not to the WWE

self sabotaging, but somebody that is self destructive. How bent I'm making everything bad.

And you're like, you could stop this all yourself, but there's just something they're depression

or or or or a sense of loss of control exercises itself by ruining their own life for no reason

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