Welcome to the Busted Open podcast, along with Justin Labar.

I'm Jonathan Hood.

And on today's show, we discuss Monday Night Raw and its first anniversary show on Netflix,

as C-L Punk takes on Bronbreaker for the World's Heavyweight Championship.

And more right here on the Busted Open podcast.

This is the Busted Open podcast.

Before we even talk about what we're going to see on Monday, Justin, we just

just the idea that for many, many years,

and we always refer to the territory days and give to territories their respect,

no territories, no wrestling, no pro-restation 24-7,

you and I don't meet, all of this stuff.

It all was laid out because of territory wrestling.

And for years, territory wrestling was based on the local channel, the local affiliate that can help them, right?

And so you go back to old tapes and they think KPLR, Channel 11 and St. Louis for having the St. Louis Wrestling Club,

where they think channel

the channel in the 30s in dallas for um world class championship it's always those local channels

and think about all those old promoters wish they were on a network that's the whole thing

for Vince McMahon to be on NBC right which is just is just huge, like, at the time for a

Saturday Night's main event. And like, so where we are right now. So now there are a number of

companies that are on networks. But when you go to the next level, when you're on a streaming

service like Netflix, this time last year, I think you and I were both just amazed.

Like, wrestling's come a long way.

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