Hey, hey, what's up? I'm Justin Labar, and this is The Busted Open After Dark podcast.

We're going to react to Gunther, officially becoming the opponent for John Cena winning the last time is now tournament.

Plus, we talk all the other top stories coming out of Smackdown.

This is the Busted Open podcast.

I got to say, I thought tonight was a good job by all involved.

Gunther versus L.A. Night.

The finals, again, the winter, the winner, excuse me, gets the prestigious.

And it is prestigious.

Don't get me wrong, no matter which way.

No matter what you think about how the booking's going to go or how the execution is going to go at Saturday Night's Med Event, and we can touch on

that here momentarily. It's a prestigious honor that you get to win a tournament that goes on for a

month. The introduction of said tournament is narrated by the prize.

The prize being the goat.

John Sina having his last match, and this ain't no Terry Funk last match.

All due respect to the hardcore legend.

But this is not a pro-rasslin retirement where it's the first of many.

John Sina is a different kind of breed.

And I contest anybody.

I challenge anybody to argue and give me a reason with what in John Sina's character

and career makes you think that this is going to be a whole lot of hoop, a whole lot of build

and pyro and Ballyhoo for his last match and that he's going to go back in a year or two or

three or five. I don't even think any Saudi Arabian money is going to get him to put the

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