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Welcome to the Busted Open Podcast. This is Dave LaGrecca.

On today's episode, by Self and Thunder Rosa, talk about the news that sting is retiring when we get thunder's take on that.

We speak to Josh Alexander, who's wrestling for the Impact World Heavyweight Championship at Bound for Glory.

And we talk about the breaking news that LA Night will face Roman Reigns.

All that right now on the Busted Open Podcast.

Sting who's 64 are going to be turning 65 in March.

And March is a significant month also for Sting because he made the announcement on Dynamite under that at Revolution in March.

That he will have his last ever match of his pro wrestling career.

You know, Thunder, you've been able to work with Sting these last couple of years in AEW, an icon, a legend, one of the best ever.

Your thoughts on Sting, any announcement that he's going to have his last match at Revolution.

Yeah, when I, when I first heard of it, I was, I'm not going to lie, I'm sad.

But it's very courageous of him because like the last couple matches that he's been in, they've been very physical.

He is not no spring chicken. So I know I talk, I remember that time where I talked to his wife and I was like,

So how do you feel about him wrestling? I was like, I pray to God that, you know, he comes out the same way that he came in.

He's taking some, he's taking some hits, man, and, but he definitely, but for the time that he has been working with AEW, working with along with Darby Allen.

I think it has helped cement this like mysterious aura that Darby has and they've been able to create long term stories with him along with Darby Allen, and it's just really awesome to see.

It's just, it's his decision, you know, if he would have felt that he can and want to wrestle, he would have continued wrestling for a longer time.

He's in great shape. He's probably one of the most positive people I've worked with, men of God, most definitely.

And it's, I mean, it is sad because we all love them. We all love when they say,

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