Hey guys, this is Denise Salcedo with the world's strongest man, Mark Henry, and welcome to the busted open podcast.

To kick off the show, Mark and I discuss Randy Orton on Smackdown or the voices getting to his head.

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Well, first of all, overall thoughts on smackdown last night it was interesting because

i felt like the show went by so fast i'm like come on this is a three-hour show and i looked up at the

clock at seven that was already two hours deep into smackdown and i looked and i was like

oh we're down to the final hour. Yay!

So that's what I was looking at.

I'm like, wow, usually for SmackDown, I'll look at the clock and it's like 20 minutes have passed.

And this time it was like, no, two hours went by, nice.

So I thought that the show, the way that it actually went down yesterday, the way that it flowed, I thought was pretty good. There was a lot of different storylines. I like that Jacob Faw, too, and Drew McIntyre threaded throughout the entire night. And so did Randy. All of Randy's, you know, who is he talking to? Who is he he who's on the phone with him all of that threaded

nicely throughout the show too but to get to it though the biggest takeaway that i had of randy last

night was that this man can do no wrong he could steal all of our credit cards and we'd be out here

being like woo rk Randy, RKO. Yay.

The people love this man, Mark.

And I don't know what they can do to make the people hate Randy.

Last night, during his promo, the biggest telltale sign for me was he went out there and he said that

he was always the kind of guy that would go out there and shake hands with little kids,

take pictures, wish them happy birthday, kiss babies, you know, that type of stuff.

And he said, I don't want that to be my legacy.

I want my legacy to be world championship wins.

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