Hey guys, this is Denise South Sato with Justin Labar and welcome to the Busted Open podcast to kick off the show.

Justin and I recap the men's war games match.

This is the busted open podcast.

I'm looking at this, mind you, it is a very, very short card, but there's kind of a lot within each single bullet point.

So Justin, I'm going to give you the floor.

Which one do you want to kick off with?

Do you want to kick off with men's war games?

Or do you want to kick off with John Cena and Dominic Mysterio?

Let's kick off with the men's war games.

Okay, okay.

I was kind of ready to talk about that one because men's war games, okay, the biggest

criticism coming off of men's war games and war games in general was that there wasn't enough violence.

Now, many of us know the lore behind war games is you go out there and you essentially

like fight to the deaths, right?

Like this is pro wrestling's equivalent of the Hunger Games.

Like you will go in there and you do everything possible to survive for yourself and for your

team.

Now, that was the biggest criticism coming off of this match. But on top of that, there was another really pretty big thing that went down in this.

And that is that we had a mystery man attack C.M. Punk.

And they basically wanted the theory behind this is they want C.M. Punk to think,

oh, hey, it was Seth Rollins because he went out there and did the curb stop. However, wrestling fans

know that that was not Seth Rollins, that that was totally somebody else. At least that's what

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