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Welcome to the busted open podcast. The historic busted open podcast. Why? Because I'm Tommy

Droomer and I'm flying alone. This is my first time ever doing it by myself, but no,

I got the nation and I got Paul. I got Gabby and I got Andre. They're all helping me

on today's historic episode. And what are we talking about? We're talking about the

return of the man. Man, she commands the audience. I love watching Becky Lynch. We're also

talking about the bloodline. Are you feeling oocy? I know I'm feeling oocy. And we're talking

about Seth Freakin Rollins and Austin Peer right now tune in to the busted open podcast.

Becky Lynch on that microphone is money. I've said this before, Becky Lynch at one point

was the biggest star, the WWE had both male or female on the roster. She was the man.

She was the reason why we were tuning into Monday Night Raw. Having her back, I never

liked the I never liked her coming as in a heel. I just love what she's done and seeing

her back being so great on the microphone. And it was different. Paul, I will go to you first.

Tell me your thoughts because you brought a very, very interesting statement as well as I

agreed with a lot of what you were talking about. All right. So for starters, even before you get

into Becky, right? Last night's Raw took place at the Norfolk scope. So I'm going to love a

softball question to you, Tommy. Why is the Norfolk scope an important building in WWE history?

It's important because my hardcore cafe is right across street from the Marriott where I brew

my hardcore cafe. So that was one little shout out to my hardcore cafe poops. And I was supposed

to do an appearance there, but I couldn't because of all my travel. But next time I will be doing it.

The Norfolk scope. First of all, that's NWA territory. And if I'll tell you why it's important to

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