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Welcome to the busted open podcast. This is Dave LaGrecca. On today's episode,

WWE Hall of Famer, the world's strongest man, a world champion and not one, not two,

but three different sports Mark Henry and I talk about the big victory last night on NXT.

And that's right. Bronson Reed, your new NXT North American champion. We get into that match

and as we always do on this day, we talk to Tony Khan, owner and president of AEW with the

breaking news starting in 2022, AEW Dynamite moving from TNT to TBS. All that right now on the

busted open podcast. Last night we saw Bronson Reed crowned as your new NXT North American champion.

Like I said to you Dave, when I the first thing I said to you, I have two words for you LaGrecca.

And new. Oh my god, Dave, I stood up and clapped. I stood up. And that's something that as a

wrestling fan, you live for. You live for the moments where you get to give credit where credit

is due. And I think that it's not just the, the wrestling side of it. It's not just the company,

it's not just, you know, the brand, individual wrestlers make or break a show. And you can't

really have NXT without Cameron Grimes now. You can't have it without thick boy. You can't have it

without the hit squad or swerve Scott. You can't, you can't have it without Johnny Gargano

index. Like I mean, there's so many things that they have and we didn't even mention the cream of

the crop carrying cross and Finn Valor. So like they have enough on their plate to entertain the

masses. But over the last maybe four years, NXT pro wrestling. And I say it's pro wrestling.

And I'll say entertainment. I listen to the show where we'll get to that. NXT pro wrestling

has gotten small. The, the talents are under six feet tall, under 215, 200 pounds.

And I think now is the time that we push the envelope again and bring in some big guys.

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