Welcome to the Sunday edition of the Bust Open podcast. Along with Justin Labar, I'm Jonathan Hood,

and on today's show, we discuss the men's war games match at Survivor Series and the physicality.

This is the Busted Open Podcast. Vancouver, British Columbia is where it took place yesterday.

And let me just tell you, Justin, when you have these

PLEs, these pay-per-views, you want to be able to have bangers. You want to have some action

that you're not used to seeing on Raw on Smackdown or your regular television. And I just think

that wrestling's in a great place. If it's not, WWE, we're talking about AEW and their pay-per-views. TNA had one on Friday.

I just think that wrestling is in a great place.

And it was last night on Peacock.

We were able to see, again, the war games.

And it means so much to so many people across the country.

Whether you watched it starting in WWE, if you watched

in the NWA back in 1987 war games usually is the blowoff, meaning that, hey, this is going

to be something huge, something big.

The only thing that's unique about this is that especially with the men's war games,

they just struck the match.

There's more.

This is not the blowoff.

This will continue. And the stories were just all over the place. There's more. This is not the blowoff. This will continue.

And the stories were just all over the place for the men's war games for sure.

Yeah, I mean, just real quick, just to piggyback off what you said about the men's.

You're right.

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