Welcome to the Busted Open After Dark podcast. I'm your host, Tommy Dreamer, and the last man's standing match delivered, and I'm going to talk about it right now.

This is the busted open podcast. I got to start right off the bat with the main event. And that main event was fire.

Ricky Saints and Trick Williams put on one hell of a last man standing match.

Both guys busted open. Both guys put on a hell of a performance. It was basically, I mean,

a last man standing match is a hardcore match.

Anything goes.

Two points they had the fans going, NXT, NXT.

At audience, they've seen a lot.

And for the fact that they got a match like that, I think it also answers a lot of questions

where people may be going or people may be returning. There's been a lot of talk of

trick Williams and his trajectory. And then the aftermath was, I don't know if it was missed for you, but the aftermath was almost missed for here for me on my television.

Maybe you have to go to social media for that one.

But I'm going to go back into the match.

Listen, those matches are hard when you have those type of weapons and you have that physicality.

It's a last man standing match.

The rules are simple.

You've got to beat the 10 count.

A lot of rocky moments in the match.

I got to tell you, I mean, I think a lot of you know, but that Singapore cane hurts like a mofo,

even though his wrists, his wrists, his ribs were taped.

Ricky Saints took some shots to that stomach of that Singapore cane.

I will tell you firsthand, they hurt.

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