Yo, what's going on, Busted Open Nation?

And thanks for tuning in to another edition of the Busted Open podcast.

Today, myself and Dreamer, The Fat and the Furious Return, we're talking about the main event from

AEW Revolution.

Did they hit or did they miss?

Also, a great chat with one of the youngest TNA superstars of all time, Leon Slater, heading into a big main event inside of a steel cage.

Also, you can catch the Masters Class podcast with myself, Dave, Mark, and Tommy as new episodes drop every Monday and Thursday.

The Busted Open Podcast starts now. This is the

busted open podcast. Tommy, dynamite from last week. So I want to take you back to last Friday,

myself, you, and LaGreca. This was before revolution. It seems like, so Dave is like, you know, we all agree that TNA,

not TNA, AEW puts on a really great pay-per-view. They give you bang for your buck. It's exciting.

Revolution was a very exciting pay-per-view.

People seemed to like it.

But Dave kept talking about the follow-up, the follow-up.

And it seems like we're in this cycle.

It seems like we're in a cyclical groundhog day with AEW, where AEW's pay-per-views are, I'll call them off the charts, exciting,

and then we get back to TV and we get smacked in the face with reality,

because there is no real follow-up.

How do you think AEW did with their follow-up from the exciting pay-per-view to TV this week?

I looked at their pay-per-view, which again, I have to preface with, I have not, I just started watching it yesterday, actually, in my room after a long-ass travel day.

I felt like AEW was that pay-per-view ended a lot of stuff outside of the main event.

And there was follow-up and continuation, but I feel like that show, I like the show.

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