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Welcome to The Busted Open Podcast. This is Dave LaGrecca. On today's episode,

WWE Hall Famer, TNA Hall Famer, and one of the greatest tag team wrestlers of all time,

Bully Ray and I talk all about Monday Night Raw. The five-way women's match to start off

Raw, Riddle and Omas from last night in a money-in-the-bank qualifying match, and also another appearance

from Mr. McMahon, a lot to get into with Bully and I right now on The Busted Open Podcast.

I want to get asked you something that Vince McMahon said in what he had to say on Monday Night

Raw last night. Do you think John Cena's the greatest WWE superstar of all time?

What a coincidence. I was going to ask you the same question.

Do I think he's the greatest WWE superstar of all time? Now, by the way, when we say WWE,

you got to include WWF and WWF, correct? Of course, of course. It's subjective much like

everything else is, who's the greatest wrestler of all time, who's the greatest tag team, Yada Yada.

There's definitely an argument for Cena. Everything that encompasses being a WWE superstar,

not just in-ring work. I mean, if we go outside of the ring, John Cena has granted more wishes

to people, to children on this earth through the Make a Wish Foundation than anybody else,

that says a lot. This is a WWE wrestler, who more people who are sick, and Dave just

help me out here. If you're a part of the Make a Wish charity, the Make a Wish Foundation,

that means your things are not looking well for you health-wise.

Yes. Yes. Okay. So more kids, more people, a part of the Make a Wish Foundation who

have limited time left want to meet John Cena. And the numbers are not even close.

It's like, Cena is at like 600 or 700 wishes, and number two is not even close.

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