Welcome to the Busted Open podcast.

This is Dave Legreca.

On today's episode, myself, Bully Ray and Tommy Dreamer talk about Monday Night Raw and the continuing story of the bloodline.

We heard from Jimmy Uso, Jay Uso, and Sammy Zane, and what does this mean for Smackdown and Roman Raines coming up on Friday?

Also, we get into Goldberg and the announcement of his last match right now on the Busted Open podcast.

This is the Busted Open podcast.

Sammy Zane isn't family, but you're getting involved with family.

That's what makes this dynamic so interesting to me.

Yes.

Listen, man, when this bloodline thing took off, Sammy was such a key part of this.

I was feeling very oozy last night.

The fans want to see it.

This is a whole new dynamic. It's a whole new level for this bloodline story. And here's the best part of it. They made it make sense.

I said it last night on Busted Open after Dark. I feel you got to put Sammy Zane up there as one of the greatest baby faces of all time

for the fact of when you listen to him talk, he has a unique ability to engage you in.

When I talk about baby faces that you need to watch, if you want to be a baby face in this

industry, I put him in that list. He has this ability to speak to the audience like WW

Hall of Fame or Mick Foley did. Mick Foley, some of his greatest work was in, I mean, this is from what he said, like in ECW, when he's talking and doing all these promos about his life, Sammy has that same characteristic that Mick did. And I mean, if you think about Mick, this beloved baby face when he won the title and the war, you know, changed. But it was a lot of

Mick's promos and that like he'd have that ability, um, to talk you in. Um, that's an amazing

ability that I don't think McFoley gets enough credit for, but also

Sammy Zane talks me in. I talked about last night that when he went out there and spoke

to the people, Arabic, I was like, this guy's next level. Why? Because, I mean, and Bully's seeing

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