Welcome to the Bust Open podcast, along with Justin LaBarre. I'm Jonathan Hood. And on today's show,

we talk about the main event at Backlash. Roman Raines defending the championship against Jacob

Fatu and the fallout afterwards. It's all part of the Bust Open podcast. This is the busted

open podcast. Overall, what did you, what would your letter grade B for backlash based on what you saw

oh i'd give it a uh give it a b b minus um and no i look if you if you bought your ticket to backlash

backlash you know you knew exactly what you're getting into

WWE

has been pretty consistent on their

one night PLEs what you're going to get

five six matches at most

plus maybe a talking segment

that's advertised

and you know there's going to be some

some breaks and time in between. It's been

discussed. It's just the nature they're on two different streaming platforms, ESPN domestically,

Netflix internationally. It's just how they have to format things. But they started at 6 p.m.

Eastern time. You were out of there by 9 p.m. Eastern time. If you're there with the family and

the kids, you know, you got time to get

home and get to bed at a reasonable hour and the next day Sunday. And if you're not there with the

kids, if you're there with a few buddies and a few adults, you still got time to head on out. And the

nightlife really hasn't even really hasn't even kicked into full gear in Tampa by 9 p.m. Easter.

So I thought that it was a

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