Right now on the busted open podcast we talk to Adam Copeland talking about his injury and Arne Anderson life after AEW.

This is the busted open podcast.

The one and only the legendary the Hall of Famer himself, Mr. Adam Copeland.

Sir, how are you and thank you so much for the time as always?

I'm good. I figured out how to see you all now and I see your king for day for

for a life church thank you I wore that just for you because you're one of the few that I can actually talk faith no more

with so it's always good to have you on the show and there's so much to get into and

first and foremost and we've said it here onusted Open many times and I said it on the show,

want to definitely say thank you.

Because at this stage of your career, to do what you did at Double or Nothing and to take that leap it's just unbelievable and

you know we'll get into how you're feeling in the aftermath of that but you know

thank you for still giving 110% each and every time you step into that ring and I think I think double or nothing was definitely an example of that

You're welcome for my stupidity. It was less a leap and more a fall.

You know, it's part of the albatross of the pro wrestler, right?

You get out there and you just go, no, I got this.

And your brain tells you, got it, no problem.

Sure, 15 feet, yeah.

And then, you know, once I land and I go oh but I'm 50.

Huh. So the good thing was is you know I landed and I truly I was like okay it's not it's not my

Achilles because it was the same leg that I throw my Achilles on I was like okay it's not it's not my Achilles because it was the same leg that I

throw my Achilles on I was like well kill his held that's cool maybe it's

maybe it's an ankle spring maybe it's a bone bruise like it felt like ankle

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