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I'm Ryan McKinnell here on a weekend. Got Tommy Dreamer along as my tag team partner here on a Saturday and on this edition of Busted Open the podcast edition.

We take a look at Mr. Sammy Zayn. Mr. Ouse himself. Well, not so Ouse these days. He is broken from the bloodline and he has made his intentions clear.

Sammy Zayn wants Roman Reigns in Montreal at elimination chamber. What are his odds of succeeding? What does it mean for WrestleMania? And what does it mean for Cody Rhodes?

We got all the answers and more locked inside this edition of Busted Open. So sit back relax and click play.

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Everybody was feeling themselves last night on Smackdown in Tommy. Everyone did their part. Everyone delivered it. I'm talking like 10 out of 10 ways.

You can speak to this. I know nothing about this, but being in the pocket, being those creatives, being those artists, they got to know when they're hitting on all cylinders.

They got to know when they're vibing and meshing and molding that happened in front of our eyes last night on Smackdown. No.

It took you on the roller coaster of emotions. Yay, Sammy's back. Oh, wait, he just stopped. Oh, no, he's going to counter. Then he leaves. Wow, this is over. Yay for his mic work. This wait. Now he's getting attacked. There's more.

It was brilliant. It truly was. It was an amazing way to end the show.

And to Sammy, what every babyface should have fire and, you know, you just strike and hit everything that moves and that one person was Roman Reigns in his way.

And then when he has the opportunity, I mean, he grabs that microphone, says his mission statement and then boom, take it away and then Roman Reigns delivers his mission statement.

This is what I'm going to do. And it was very, very reminiscent of Robert dinner. I want him dead. I want his family dead. I want everybody.

And it's a very, very like you said, he was intimidating. He's down the way the camera angle is right there in the face and almost looking up giving you that perspective of what would you do if this very, very angry man was on top of you. And he also like assessing your statement.

He's already kind of been, because he could have did him right there. He could have like had solo hit him with that chair.

That's a great point. He spared him to mess him up later. Now is that not some true villain shit? You'll leave him with the scar. You'll leave him, you know, mangled or whatever.

And he took a bang did it to Batman. Right. In the in the third of the Nolan trilogy. Right. I mean, it's you can use it as any example. But again, that's some true. He'll shit Roman Reigns 10 out of 10.

And then if you're thinking about that, it gave Batman that opportunity to become Batman. So this is where you're going to go with it. Who the hell knows I'm just sitting back and enjoying it because it's that moment of, and I agreed with you and I felt it, you know, coffee mania was different.

The the yes movement was different. It just happens. And when it happens in the WWE universe and they acknowledge it. It's, you know, you.

It's this underground swell of approval. You saw it with Rob Van Damme, where you know, I don't think he was supposed to be the guy. You saw it with Jeff Hardy.

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