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Welcome to the Busted Open podcast The Masters class. That's right. We're here with our

Masters of the Ring. Don't forget the Masters class drops each and every Sunday morning

and you can only hear it right here on the Busted Open podcast so we have a good one.

And that's with our Masters of the Ring bully Ray and Tommy dreamer bully Tommy.

Hello. How are you both today? Hello there. Bye.

And I will say this Tommy and bully. I think we've gotten a lot of positive feedback

from the Busted Open Nation on our Masters class. Also a lot of positive feedback

from actual wrestlers about our Masters class as well. And I feel like today's episodes

a good one. And it's a lesson learned. And that is time limit expired. And it's when

certain segments or certain matches go too long sometimes in a good way and sometimes

in a bad way. And how a match or a segment going along could completely derail the rest of

the show. And I think Tommy and bully you both can speak of this. So this is an interesting one.

And Tommy time limit expired. How have you dealt with a match or a segment going too long

on live TV? Man, it's a I've experienced it a lot of times when I talk about it pressure wise.

ECW really didn't have time constraints. We didn't start having time constraints

until pay-per-view. And when I saw it first where hell we are in it was barely legal.

When we're looking at the clock, you understand when it was a pay-per-view business model.

If you didn't hit a certain time, it was it. Pay-per-view just shut you down.

You were at their discrepancy. And it was just like here are rules,

follow marauds, you're off pay-per-view, you're not going to make money. And it was the whole

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