Welcome to the Busted Open After Dark podcast. I'm your host Tommy Dreamer, and we have Kenny

Omega's in-ring return in AEW. And do you think tonight's AEW show was a step in the right

direction? This is the busted open podcast. First things first, I'll talk about at the beginning, the return of Kenny Omega to in-ring action on AEW's dynamite against the machine, Brian Cage.

Good old Don Callis at ringside and the Don Callis family.

That seems to have two tiers of who he cares about a little bit more, not to create

dissension, but Don is a loser, a user, everybody, not a loser. He's sort of a winner.

Listen, straight up, you heard it last week. Kenny Omega coming back, it's his first match in

AEW, first match back of um he missed a year man um life

threatening injury with diverticulitis uh you heard it last week in his promo he had an awesome

match with gabe kid in uh new japan and uh really enjoyed the match with him and Brian Cage.

Love Brian Cage's look. You will always have a good match with Brian Cage.

The aftermath was fine, the run-in to set up. Obviously, we're going to go with a look like a tag with Fletcher and Takeshda versus

Osprey and Omega. Again, just happy to see Kenny Omega back. Kenny Omega is in the very,

very overused word, a generational talent. He truly is different. He truly is a generational

talent just because of his in-ring work. A lot of people want to claim that they are, but

definitely Kenny Omega is one of those next level workers. So was Will Osprey,

but they're just people who are completely different, different style of workers, just next-level.

I put this out there. Sean Michaels was that type of next-level worker. doing things ahead of your time so much more

against the grain and just like always delivered with such different type of speed,

velocity, all that stuff. Kenny's return with Brian.

Like I said, solid match.

You're always going to get that with Brian.

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