Welcome to the Busted Open podcast. This is Dave LaGreca. On today's episode, myself and Tommy

Dreamer remember the life and career of WWE Hall of Famer, rock and roll hall famer, two-time rock

and roll hallfamer Ozzy Osbourne, what he did in his career, his life, his legacy of music,

and pro wrestling.

And to help with that, Frankie Kazarian of TNA will join us to talk Slammiversary.

But what an inspiration Ozzy Osbourne was in his career inside and outside the ring.

All that right now on the busted open podcast.

This is the busted open podcast this is the busted open podcast when you hear that clip

that we just played that susumu just played before our open you know wrestlingania too

Ozzie was with the british bulldogs and captain lou and mean je'Griland is no longer with us. Captain

Lou is no longer with us. The British Bulldogs are no longer with us. And now Ozzy Osbourne

is no longer with us. It's just like, I just heard that clip and I'm like, holy shit, man.

The end of an era for sure. Well, I didn't realize that one, so you brought me doubly down.

Listen, man, yesterday I too, I was shook, right?

Ozzy is, when you think of people who, like, you don't think they're ever going to die, they'll live forever.

Ozzy was one of those guys and he was awesome.

I mean, forget about his voice, forget about like all the crazy stories.

We've all seen different sides of Ozzy Osbourne.

You know, you and I are older, so we know Ozzy,

but then there's a whole generation of people who are older than us. Like he was

the party crazy rock and roll dude. There's a whole generation that knew him from the Osbournes,

where he's just, you know, this next level type of rock star, but also you got to humanize, you know,

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