Welcome to the Sunday edition of the Bust Open Podcast.

Along with Justin Labar, I'm Jonathan Hood, and today we give our reaction to Saturday Night's

Main Event and the battle between Cody Rhodes and Kevin Owens.

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I just thought, Justin, that when you think about the nostalgia of a Saturday Night's

main event, it's something I grew up watching as a kid

where you stayed up late. There was no Saturday Night Live, but it was Sarah Night's Men

event. It was just, it was great because it broke through the clutter of all of the

enhanced matches that you see on your local channel from Superstars of Wrestling and Wrestling

Challenge. It was just, it was just great to see like Hulk Hogan

wrestling for the championship and T.O. Santana wrestling for the intercontinental championships

and British Bulldogs and all that. So they tried to bring that nostalgia back. I thought they

weren't too overt in the nostalgia. They were able to show you some, but also married it to what is happening

today in 2024. This whole show was to be able to show a new audience. We're still alive,

we're still doing wrestling, we're still doing at a high level, and guess what? We're going to be

on Netflix. We're on USA Network. We've got these big stadium shows coming up. So ultimately,

this is this era of

Saturday Night's been event telling a new audience, hey man, we're growing and definitely

bigger and better than 2025. Absolutely. They did a great job, I think, marrying both nostalgia

elements tied into the Saturday Night's

Minute theme and keeping up with the production value and expectations for today.

And, you know, I thought, you know, look, you know, from kicking it off and you see Joe

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