Welcome to the Busted Open After Dark podcast. I'm your host Tommy Dreamer. Springfield, Massachusetts

brought the heat for their very own John Cena and that continued. The crowd was the MVP and I'm

going to talk about it right now. This is the busted open podcast. John Sina returning in his hometown, right?

It's a big deal.

I love that the WWE,

and I don't understand all the conversation online

about different places of ending his career in the WWE.

The work that John Sina is doing, I want to see John Sina more.

I hate the fact that John Sina is leaving.

I have six more shows with John Sina, and that is going to be sad because we're

in the middle of September.

And when John Sina says goodbye, it's going to be sad because we're in the middle of September. And when John Cena says goodbye, it's going to be one of the saddest days in WW history,

saddest days in real people's history, like in the sense of one of my favorite performers

is not going to be performing anymore.

That live crowd was so into everything, John Sina, right off the bat. And I'll discuss,

again, more how the crowd really was pivotal and key. John Sina comes out there to a monstrous

ovation. And like he has been every week, really has been topping his

own promos, every single thing that he talks about, whether he gets interrupted or whatnot. He just

continues to bring you in as a baby face.

This time in front of his pretty much hometown, he tells you that, hey, he played offensive

line in this town at the college right down the street.

He talked about, you know, why?

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