The Master's Class: Wrestling Terminology

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4.6 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 13 January 2025

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

After Triple H's Opening Video and Remarks on the Netflix Premiere of Monday Night RAW, Dave LaGreca & the Masters Tommy Dreamer, Bully Ray, and Mark Henry debate on where the line is for fans to pickup and the vernacular used by the wrestlers and will the line change for 2025.

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0:00.0	This is the Busted Open podcast.
0:04.0	Welcome to Busted Open the Masters class.
0:06.7	Here we are with our Masters of the Ring.
0:09.5	Tommy Dreamer, bully, Ray, Mark Henry, gentlemen.
0:12.7	How are you today?
0:14.7	Wonderful.
0:16.2	Old as hell.
0:17.7	Dandy.
0:18.6	I like it.
0:19.6	Dandy, cold, good.
0:20.9	I love it all because this is our master's class.
0:23.8	School is now in session and no better than you three to teach everybody in the
0:28.9	Busted Open Nation.
0:30.4	And right now, the title of this show is about the terminology.
0:34.7	And if we've pulled that curtain back too far are we crossing a line and
0:40.0	I don't think there's a better time than having that conversation right now and I go back
0:44.8	to one of the most watched pro wrestling show in recent memory and that's the Monday Night
0:51.2	Raw debut episode on Netflix in In that open, Triple H is saying baby face heel.
1:00.0	Triple H is saying work and shoot.
1:03.7	You know, here we are.
1:04.8	We hope a lot of first time people are watching wrestling.
1:09.7	So is it too inside baseball? Is there certain terminology
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