The King and Queen of the Ring tournament is heating up and Matt Camp and I break down Smackdown right now. Let's go.

This is the busted Open Podcast.

We had some unexpected turn of events, so we had two matches that took place.

One of them was Bianca Balair, defeating Tiffany Stratton in the opening match that absolutely knocked my socks off, Matt.

And then the other one that had me going, what?

Was Naya Jacks defeating Jade Kargill via disqualification.

So start wherever you want met

and we'll go from there.

Where do you want to start?

Let's, uh, I'll start with the positive. I thought Bianca and Tiffany was great. I mean, I understand, and this is a general point we'll get into with Naya and J2, I get trying to make this tournament both tournaments big putting big names in there

formal world champions in there I like that make it a big deal I still would like to see

you the winner get something more than a crown I think there should be some stakes

involved a championship opportunity perhaps it has been that way in the past

a crown doesn't do much other than I won the king or queen of the ring tournament however I get putting the big superstars in there. So I think

Tiffany and Bianca will happen on a bigger stage down the road. Tiffany is

improving in leaps and bounds. It's a great example of why someone like her and where she is in

her career needs to keep working with people that are better than her and more

experienced than her. I have compared Tiffany Stratton from the jump to Bianca Bel Air because all of the

ability, the look it's all there it's about molding that clay. Bianca was in

those early May May young classic and you could see it right you

could see where she was but she was still kind of finding her way you needed to she

needed to figure out how to become a wrestler and that took some time I think everybody

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