Welcome to the Busted Open Podcast, this is Dave LaGrecca.

On today's episode, WWE Hall, Famer, T&A Hall, Famer, and one of the greatest tag team wrestlers of all time,

Bully Ray and I talk about a very good Monday Night Raw from the six-man tag at the beginning to the triple threat at the end,

and new tag team champions as well.

We get into it right now on the Busted Open Podcast.

The one thing that people are going to social media about last night, Bully, and it's something that you've talked about a lot on this show,

and I actually was thinking about while I was watching this show last night.

And you talked about the ratings for the WWE, especially the Raw, how they've been down a tick, and the excitement's just not there.

And you said, at this time, more than any other time, it should be an all-hands-on-deck mentality.

And I was thinking the same thing when I was watching that show last night, it's 100% true.

Like, especially right now, you're going up against Monday Night Football every single Monday night.

What's wrong with not saying you have to do it every week, but what's wrong with having a Roman reign show up on Raw?

You know, I think that helps.

Biggie, technically, is part of the SmackDown roster.

I think now more than ever, Bully, they should have it.

Not saying that you have to do it every week, but they should have the mentality of all hands-on-deck.

That's just not my opinion now.

That's been my opinion for a while.

And I always compare it to a sports team.

A head coach has a responsibility to field the best team on any given night.

And if you want me to watch three hours of Monday Night Raw and two hours of SmackDown every Monday and Friday,

I believe Vince McMahon and WWE Creative have a responsibility to put on the best show that they can on any given Monday or Friday night.

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