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Welcome to the busted open podcast. This is Dave LaGrecca on today's episode WWE Hall Famer TNA

Hall Famer Bully Ray and I talk all about Monday Night Raw and the star in my eyes Cody Rhodes

is matched with the Miz and where he's going with that storyline in Roman Reigns.

Also we get into Damien Priest and my god I have never seen a light like a blue purple light

and the match like we did last night we'll dive in right now on the busted open podcast.

Talking about what happened last night on Raw I'm Bully you posing the question about

getting out from his father shadow the legendary maybe one of the greatest baby face wrestlers

of all time dusty Rhodes and I think Bully it's very very similar to what we saw with Charlotte Flair

right like Charlotte there's a whole generation of wrestlers that know Charlotte Flair much more

than they know Rick Flair and I think you might be able to say the same thing about Cody you know

if you're a teenager or in your 20s hell even if you're in your 30s you never got to see Dusty

Rhodes wrestle in his prime bully so there is that ever present legend that is Dusty Rhodes but

I think Cody has a new generation of fans that appreciate him as much as we appreciate Dusty.

I'm not going to disagree that there's a new generation of fans that appreciate and love Cody.

I'm just wondering I'm not questioning I'm merely asking a question

can Cody get out of Dusty's shadow? He left a company that he created and helped build

from the first brick to come back to the WWE to win the championship that his dad could not win.

To me on the surface screams Dusty this is for Dusty this is all about Dusty. How come Dusty

didn't come back to win it for Dusty? Why was it Cody? Does maybe Dusty feels like he already

got out of his dad's shadow or maybe Dusty feels like his dad's shadow is not something that he

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