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Busted Open Nation and welcome to another episode of the Busted Open Podcast.

Today we got the return of the Hall of Fame and Payne with myself Bullieray and my tag team partner for today,

Mark Henry. And who better to be your tag team partner on Martin Luther King Jr. than the world strongest man and we are covering everything in the world of pro wrestling little

W w w w w and next t little bit of everything including some special guests helping us to

celebrate this special day so plug us in turn us up to 11 it's the busted

open podcast happening right now the man of the Hour has just popped up on our screen so I don't want

him waiting too long his chest fills out the entire screen his shoulders

touches the tip we were talking about two minutes ago, a multi-time, I believe 10-time record-breaking, record-shattering,

10-time tag team champion, obviously with the new day and your current

intercontinental champion and a damn handsome man biggie welcome to busted open how

are you my friend I'm good man you're you're too bubble. I do appreciate that. I'd like to say yeah very much so first and foremost I don't want to be caught up in any Mark Henry beefs

I just want to make sure like I'm not here. I want to make you know what I'm saying I don't want any

probably we're gonna talk about the beef we don't talk about that this show let's talk about it

yes. E first of all how you doing this morning how stings how's life

right new right now for you in the world of w w w w e personally how you handling

everything it's a very very strange time for me, for all of us, exactly. But, you know, I think the hardest thing is I've really been touched by the outpouring of love for Brody, for John Huber.

He was a very, very good dear friend of mine and still kind of, you know, dealing with him not

being here and his passing. He was such a regular part of my life. He lived like 15 to 20 minutes from me and I got to see him all the time and you know he's he's someone I've never it's my first time losing someone who meant so much to me and who I was really close to me and who I was really close to.

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