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Welcome to the busted open podcast. This is Dave LaGrecca. On today's episode, myself,

Tommy Dreamer and Bully Ray talk all AEW Dynamite. We've got to get it to stay. And at 64 years

old, my God, this thing is showing why he's legend and crazy. We get into that. Also, we get

into cardio, moxley, Renee. Oh my God, Eddie Kingston, all that right now. I'm the busted

open podcast. Tommy, a lot to get into today, especially with Dynamite. And I got to be honest,

I'm pretty excited about today's show because probably just like the busted open nation,

I have a lot of questions about what I saw last night. And it's really not questions

for anybody else, but the two of you because you guys are the legends. You guys are the performers.

You guys are the pro wrestlers. And like who better to talk to than Tommy Dreamer and Bully

Ray. And I want to start off with another legend. And that is Hall of Famer sting. And

Tommy, a lot of people were talking after Dynamite last night, especially after that main event

about sting. Sting is 64 years old, Tommy, but you would never know it by watching what

that man can still do and will do. Case in point, what we saw in the main event of Dynamite

last night. Agreed. So what is the question? What a question is somebody that's 64. Is it good for

somebody like that to be jumping off ladders and landing on tables? I say why not? I mean, number

one, I would view that kind of sort of like ageism. If you're feeling good enough, might as well

go out there and do it. I'll look at Terry Funk and Terry Funk's career, the things that he

did doing moonsaults to the floor, no pads, nobody holding ladders for him and just reckless

abandon. Listen man, stuff happens. How he undershot last night was because it looked like it was

going to be a direct hit. He did hit the table. Lucky, he didn't tear his quad because that's

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