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Yo, what's going on? Busted Open Nation?

Thank you as always for tuning in to another edition of Busted Open After Dark. I'm Uncle Bully, and away we go.

A complete dynamite rundown from beginning to almost the end, specifically, Wardlow.

Did they get it right? Or did they screw it up? I'll let you know what I thought.

Plus, the big announcement. October 30th, foreign dissipation, Lake Como, New Jersey.

My party from me to you. What is the huge mega first place prize in the costume contest?

It's pretty damn good. So sit down, tune in, and turn it up. I'm Uncle Bully, and this is the Busted Open After Dark Podcast.

I got to get into from tonight. By the way, I heard Enzo Amore talking shit about me this morning on Busted Open.

I got some words for him a little later on. That's October 28th in the ECW arena, me and him.

Ariel is in my corner.

She gave me a hint as to what she'd be wearing that night, and on that alone, I would buy a ticket.

We start the night, we start dynamite off with Penta versus Jay White.

The very first note that I took on this match was about Taz. Taz did something at the announce desk.

That was so small that I felt meant so much. And you know, the match started with Penta diving out onto Jay White.

And they were fighting on the ground on the floor. And then they threw each other in the ring, and then the referee rang the bell smart by the referee.

Good refereeing right there. Can't start a match with guys on the floor.

But Taz made it a point of explaining to us that the referee did not ring the bell.

And until both guys were in the ring, because that's when a match officially starts. Now, why am I pointing this out?

It's because you guys know how I feel about AEW at times. They take things for granted, and they don't stick to some of the quote unquote rules and regulations that all pro wrestling companies should stick to.

So hats off to Taz. Good job.

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