It's Denise Soussato here with Robin Lundberg.

And on today's episode of the Busted Open podcast, we talk about John Sina on Smackdown

and who we think is the best rival to take his title.

Let's go.

This is the busted open podcast.

I want to kick things off with John Sina.

Of course, we're winding down the amount of days that he is going to be with us.

And it's so crazy because I think, God, I forgot what he said, what number he said on Raw.

Was it 19?

I think it was 19, he said that 19 appearances left.

And I think this Smackdown left them at 18 or something so by the time we get to like

he I know he's going to be on next week Smackdown and then Night of Champion so we're going to get

down to like 16 pretty soon like these dates are flying by Robin so freaking fast and now I do feel

like we're getting a little bit more because one of the things I had mentioned not too long ago was that I was feeling like John Sino would come out and he'd be out there for, you know, a little bit.

And it was like, bam, that's it. Day gone. And I'm thinking, dang, we could have probably done so much more to get more out of that appearance.

And so last night on Smackdown, we got them on two different segments, even a backstage,

and I'm thinking, yes, good.

And then I remember saying during my watchalong, you know, I want them to kind of surprise

us with a John Cena match on a Smackdown or a Raw, you know, really kind of get us, you know,

because we're not really expecting John Cena to wrestle on Smackdown or Raw for the most part, really kind of get us, you know, because we're not really expecting

John Cena to wrestle on Smackdown or Raw, for the most part, it's a PLE type of situation.

But they did announce a match with him and are Ron Killings next Friday.

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