That's Freakin' Wrestling Podcast
Jul 3, 2026 · 1 hr 30 min · 12 segments
Wrestling fans are divided on WWE’s decision to have Oba Femi skip his world title opportunity @ ‘SummerSlam’ for winning the King Of The Ring to face Brock Lesnar and we’re here to talk all about it!…
So before we get to the interesting situations on Monday Night Raw from Monday, I have a, I guess an apology to somebody or maybe even something.
It's probably more of something.
And I apologize to the sport in the United States we call soccer.
And all around the world is called football.
Now, typically I only watch soccer.
During the World Cup time.
Right.
So I'm watching it every four years and I'm not even locked in.
Like if it's on, hey, I'll watch it.
Then I kind of get invested.
And I just want to say I apologize for not having to given the proper respect to soccer up to this point in my 40 plus years of living on this earth.
I've watched every other sport and have been locked in on every other sport at some point in my life, from golf to tennis to basketball to football to hockey to baseball to.
And now it is time for me to get locked in on soccer.
I had told you, Rudy, a couple nights ago, I was watching and I'm like, you know, with us moving to Spain, I'm like, man, I'm about to get into soccer.
You know,
just watching the people go crazy and just the pride people have.
So we're watching last night and we're watching the U.S. And when you get to the second half, and I think they're called halves.
That's even how much I don't watch soccer.
I think it's called halves, though.
It was after the second hydration period.
And then, you know, what I would consider halftime.
And I'm going to assume it is one of our star players, our star guy.
He steps on somebody unintentionally.
He stepped the shit on that
ankle.
So before we get to the interesting situations on Monday Night Raw from Monday, I have a, I guess an apology to somebody or maybe even something.
It's probably more of something.
And I apologize to the sport in the United States we call soccer.
And all around the world is called football.
Now, typically I only watch soccer.
During the World Cup time.
Right.
So I'm watching it every four years and I'm not even locked in.
Like if it's on, hey, I'll watch it.
Then I kind of get invested.
And I just want to say I apologize for not having to given the proper respect to soccer up to this point in my 40 plus years of living on this earth.
I've watched every other sport and have been locked in on every other sport at some point in my life, from golf to tennis to basketball to football to hockey to baseball to.
And now it is time for me to get locked in on soccer.
I had told you, Rudy, a couple nights ago, I was watching and I'm like, you know, with us moving to Spain, I'm like, man, I'm about to get into soccer.
You know,
just watching the people go crazy and just the pride people have.
So we're watching last night and we're watching the U.S. And when you get to the second half, and I think they're called halves.
That's even how much I don't watch soccer.
I think it's called halves, though.
It was after the second hydration period.
And then, you know, what I would consider halftime.
And I'm going to assume it is one of our star players, our star guy.
He steps on somebody unintentionally.
He stepped the shit on that
ankle.
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