Welcome to the Busted Open After Dark podcast. I'm your host Tommy Dreamer. With AEW's revolution in the past, everyone is headed towards dynasty.

And that dynasty's ultimate goal is the world championship.

This is the busted open podcast.

I really got to say coming off the pay-per-view, a restart, except for what I guess got

Tony Con trending and people, the toxicity of their announcing rematch for next week between

Adam Copeland and or Copp versus John Moxley in a no rules street fight, no

DQ thing.

I don't know why.

I guess there was a lot of backlash because of the finish with Christian Cage getting

involved, Christian tapping out all that stuff. I get it when it's the

main event and it's not the best finish. Again, I cannot judge because I did not see it, but

I'm just, you know, reading all of stuff. But again, I don't really dive too deep into it because

I try to go by my own eyes. I really thought tonight's show was strong.

It's a restart show, and I like it.

And if you really think about everyone who wants to knock AEW, knock Tony

Khan for whatever about all just wrestling, it's just wrestling, this show tonight was

heavily laid or laid in promos as well as origin stories for a lot of wrestlers.

And very, very good promos of telling stories of, like I always talk about, lies also following up from the pay-per-view

as a bit of a hook to get you to invest in this week's show and also to get invested in

next week's show.

I'll start very much with the swerve promo, and they're like, hey, let's show you what happened right after.

So they're at least placing the pieces together of, hey, if swerve is now the number one contender and he's the guy who laid out Moxley at the end of the pay-per-view,

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