Omega and Ospreay Open Dynamite: Did it Work?

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🗓️ 23 January 2025

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Dave LaGreca & Nic Nemeth break down the opening segment from AEW Dynamite with Will Ospreay and Kenny Omega.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Busted Open podcast.
0:02.6	This is Dave Legreca.
0:04.4	On today's episode, myself and Nick Nemeth talk AEW Dynamite from last night, especially that opening segment.
0:12.3	A lot of people think that might have been the best opening segment in AEW history.
0:18.3	Oh boy, do I got an opinion about that?
0:21.1	And we'll get into it right now on the Busted Open podcast.
0:25.1	This is the Busted Open podcast.
0:29.3	Maybe I got it.
0:30.0	Maybe I need to stop saying this.
0:31.5	Maybe that's the route I should go.
0:33.8	I always come on here and I say, I'm a fan of AEW.
0:37.4	I want AEW to do well.
0:39.6	I, you know, we all do.
0:42.0	It's great for the business.
0:43.5	It's great for pro wrestling.
0:45.8	That's the route that we want this company to go in.
0:51.3	And then I see a segment that opened the show like the one that we saw last night.
0:56.3	And listen, there are people out there that thought that segment was great. It was a hot way to open
1:01.0	the show, a lot of action. I want to know what you thought of that opening segment. Because
1:05.1	Nick, is it just me? Or did they go through a threemonth story in 30 minutes last night?
1:13.3	Like, I'm watching that segment, and I'm like, this is the start of a story.
1:20.6	This is a match.
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