On this episode of the master's class, we talk about reacting versus overreacting.

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Welcome to Busted Opens, the Masters class.

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And who better to teach you that knowledge than our masters of the ring, Tommy Dreamer,

Bully, Ray, and Mark Henry.

And let's dive in really quick into our topic this week.

Bully, I'm going to start with you because Bully, you and I spoke about it on our daily

busted open show just this past week and

it's kind of reacting versus over acting and I really want to get your take on it because we talked

about Maxine DePri and Maxine DePri is still learning but you kind of taught me a lesson that I want you to talk about today.

We saw Maxine kind of overact on Monday Night Raw, and it came across a little sticky, a little goofy.

When you see a Maxine Debris kind of overact, is that more to what we're seeing on TV,

or is she kind of playing to the live audience that's in attendance?

Well, let me give you the positive and the negative of Maxine DePri in that moment in time and her overreacting.

The positive, here's the negative first. The negative is that it comes across a bit hokey

on television. It looks entirely too over the top. It looks entirely too planned. Every head

movement, looking at the audience, looking back at Sammy

Zane, picking her hand up, putting her hand down. It looks like it was, every last movement

is choreographed and calculated. That's the negative of it. So to the TV viewer, it comes

across weird. But to the people live in attendance sitting in the 300 section, that's what they need to see because they're not up close and personal right there in the front row.

There's an old saying.

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