Welcome to the Busted Open After Dark podcast with your girls Denise Salsato.

We are 10 days away from Slammiversary and I'm here to chat TNA Impact.

And of course, we have a stacked pro wrestling weekend with both WWE and AEW shows.

Let's go.

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The big thing that I felt we were seen from today's episode of TNA was that it was very,

very heavy on the multi-men matches.

We had so many.

And so I kind of felt that even though today's show was more match heavy when it came

to like the multi-man and whatnot, I still felt that there were things that moved forward, especially

for the men's triple threat that's coming up at Slammiversary. That is the one that I feel

was the biggest topic for me today

was building towards Trick Williams defending that TNA World Championship against Joe Hendry

and Mike Santana. And the reason why I thought this was the best thing that there was to talk

about in regards to today's show is that all of these three guys have

three totally different journeys. You got Trick Williams who is somebody that has made a name

for himself over on the NXT side. And when he won the TNA title, everybody was questioning it.

I remember that afterwards when I was reviewing Battleground and talking about the show,

there was a lot of people that were so upset that Trick Williams won the TNA World Championship.

And I was on the side of defending it because, first of all, I saw it coming.

I had a feeling they were going to go that direction.

But I also thought that it added a whole new layer to Trick Williams because Trick Williams went from being this top baby face on the NXT side to suddenly being this

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