Welcome in, guys. This is the Busted Open podcast, Rick Eucino, here with Justin Labar. And boy, oh boy, where there are some strong words that were said Monday night on Raw between CM Punk and Roman Raines.

But what was really the truth behind those strong words? We dive in.

This is the busted open podcast.

Boy, Justin, those were some strong words.

And the internet had an issue with what CM Punk had to say.

Do you think that there was a line that was crossed? Did C.M. Punk take it a step

too far in his promo exchange with Roman Raines this past Monday night?

No. To me, it's never a step too far as long as all we're in on it. And I, and I, I don't't know this for sure but I would feel very strong to

to gamble on this point punk is not saying that that's not his mic drop moment that's not

the end of the sentence of the promo without consent he's not saying that to Roma without

Roman knowing that's going to be said.

He might have the past, but he's been. Maybe. Right. Right. He's been Boy Scout punk since he's

been back. Like for me. Right. And you know, and look, you know, and obviously it's a very strong line.

You know, it's to talk about some of these deceased fathers. It's a very strong line. And it was

meant to be a strong emotional point.

But look, Roman, Roman comes from a wrestling dynasty of a family. And I say that to say that

and look, and Cody's dealt with this with with people mentioning dusty and anytime

ad nauseum, ad nauseum. Right right anytime anytime anytime you get guys and girls

that are from wrestling families again as long as they know about it ahead of time most of them

are of the mindset of oh dad would have love this they would have got heat or oh dad would have

love this it helps like as long as it's respectfully known beforehand

wrestling families everything's fair game you know what i mean i mean god i mean how you know like

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