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Welcome to the Busted Open Podcast. This is Dave LaGrecca.

On today's episode, myself, Bullie Ray and Mark Henry talk about the Dusty Roads A&E Bio from last night.

And coming off the heels of that, we speak to Dustin Roads.

Also, we speak to your new NXT Women's Champion, Indy Harwell, right now on the Busted Open Podcast.

Amazing A&E Bio last night for Dusty Roads. For those who saw it, I'm sure they're going to want to hear us talk about it.

Maybe even call in at 877-3444-893-877-Fight93. And for those who didn't see it, they may want to listen just to hear what we have to say about it.

Because I think personally, and this says a lot, by the way, I think it's the best A&E Bio that I've seen so far.

And like I said, that's saying something, because I think they've done a tremendous job with a lot of those bios.

But it was hard, Mark, not to get emotional watching that Bio last night.

It was hard, Dave. And in fact, I didn't make it. I should have teared.

But the thing that was the most impactful about the Bio was Dusty's ability to get the most out of people that were already great, people that were already good.

And he's like the wrestler whisperer. And Dusty and I talked and lent about this on Friday.

And this documentary confirmed. I mean, you had Hulk Hogan, guys. I mean, it's high on a totem pole of pro wrestling, as you can get.

Say, man, whenever you saw this, I stole that from Dusty. And then they showed it.

Like, bro, they're hot. What other compliments can you give?

Me and bully week. I talked to bully last week. Dave, you were there. How do you feel about people emulating your finish and stuff?

It's the greatest form of flattery when done right. And people like Hogan, myself, I'm sure bully has adopted things that Dusty did or he saw indirectly.

We went everybody in the business owes Dusty a grit of debt of gratitude because of what he did and how he presented it to us.

Mark, I never borrowed anything from Dusty Rhodes. I blatantly stole from Dusty Rhodes. I didn't steal it in a way where I tried to reinvent something and make it my own.

I've did it as a tribute. I do the flip flop and fly. And I've been doing it for, you know, for probably 10 to 15 years now. And I was doing the flip flop and fly right before I'd go into the body slam that would lead to the what's up that would lead to the demon get the tables.

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