Welcome to the Busted Open podcast. This is Dave Legreca. On today's episode, myself and Bishop Dyer talk about AEW from this past Wednesday and not what was on our TV, but how many people watched and how good that product has been. Also, we get into the world of the WWE. This ESPN deal has opened up a whole new avenue

and also the way the WWE does business

and how also the roster could change.

And then we get into one of the greatest of all time,

John Sina right now on the Busted Open podcast.

This is the Busted Open Podcast. This is the busted open podcast.

I was on the air with Nick yesterday and most of our time on the air was dedicated to

AEW to answer Mark's question.

The fact that I really feel, and I actually said it on the show with Nick

um I feel like the last three months probably more that AEW has done a really good job

of presenting stories on the air that have gotten you hooked to make you want to tune in to it

the next week.

One thing that bully and I talk about a lot on Mondays after an AEW pay-per-view is, wow,

what a great pay-per-view they had, but how are they going to follow it up?

And I think week to week, they have done a good job of following things up and having stories and presenting stories that hook you to watch the next week.

One for me is MJF and the Hurt Syndicate.

You know, that's been an ongoing story.

What's going on with Hangman Page?

Darby Allen's return. Like they have done things on a weekly

basis to make you want to tune into that show and i'll use uh wednesday night's show for an example

i thought it was good i thought it was more than good i thought it was very good and on a consistent

basis AEW shows have been very good.

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