Welcome to the Bustad Open Podcast. This is Dave Le Grecka and we got a great one for you today.

We talk generational talent. We hear it a lot. Who is on that list?

Somebody who's definitely on that list is a guest and that's the greatest of all time

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podcast generational talent in pro wrestling you hear MJF saying he's a generational talent, but how many generational talents have we had in the history of pro wrestling and how many do you think is and others would disagree with?

I think it's a fascinating conversation and Tommy was a great conversation you had with Denise on the Saturday show.

Yeah, I just kind of feel like the term has been used kind of like for a while legend.

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Mount Rushmore's are different because that's more selective.

All these terms are very, very much more selective.

But then really kind of thinking number one to be

a generational talent I feel you have to have number stats to prove it how you change the wrestling industry

being a draw wherever you went which

these are all parts and like who would be a generational talent who wouldn't be but I think it also has to go to time in the industry, you really do.

So that's kind of, I mean, we just started from this conversation because a lot of

wrestlers, it's coming more so from the wrestlers than from the fans because they're using

it in their promos.

You know what Dave we talked about this and and one of the things that you you want to know how to determine

whether somebody is a generational talent is the criteria. How do we what what elements do we look at and I have a couple that I wanted to throw out there.

Was there anybody else like this person on during that error? Okay. What was like you know like if you was doing the clown,

was there anybody else like doing?

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