This is the busted open podcast. You can listen to the full show Monday through Saturday

from 9 a.m. to noon Eastern on serious XM fight nation channel 156. Welcome to the busted

open podcast. This is Dave LaGrecca on today's episode happy Halloween. Everybody and you're

going to celebrate with myself and the world's strongest man, Mark Henry. And we talk about

Smackdown from this past Friday and maybe we're feeling a little oocy on a Halloween episode

of busted open. We talk about the bloodline and Sami Zayn. Also, Tasha Steele from Impact

Wrestling joins us right now on the busted open podcast. I grew up watching pro wrestling.

You know, I started watching it over 40 years ago now. So to watch and wrestling. And one

thing I always thought more than probably more often than not, especially in the world

that a WWE is humor in pro wrestling. WWE a lot of times in the past would force certain

things that they thought was funny or maybe one man thought was funny and we kind of

force it down your throat. And for me, it didn't work. I think right now, especially

what we're seeing with Sami Zayn, think about this, Mark. Sami Zayn is somebody as we

know and you know, is a great pro wrestler. We're seeing him wrestle, but he's not even

getting known for what he's saying or what he's doing in the ring. It's what he's saying

on the microphone. Sami Zayn is somebody when he was El Generico and Ring of Honor had

some of the most violent bloody matches that I've ever seen, especially the few that he

had with Kevin Steele, now Kevin Owens and Ring of Honor. I mean, bloody, bloody matches.

But the best work of his career is probably what he's doing right now with the bloodline.

And the bloodline is very serious. You got the Usos tag team champions. You got Roman

Reigns, your WWE Universal Champion. But right now, probably the MVP of the bloodline

would be Sami Zayn. And look at what you just said, the MVP of what?

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