Welcome to the Sunday edition of The Busted Open Podcast, along with Justin Labar. I'm Jonathan Hood.

And on today's podcast, we talk about the face of A.E.W. in 2025. Who is it? Find out now.

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I watched A.W. Collision, Justin LaBarr. And as I told you last last week they're in their bag right now

AEW they are because the television is different in year five and it had been

ever before because it's like anything else and I know who got to Tony Khan or if he had to

convince himself but hey Tony you have to be able to grow your audience by being able to do flashbacks and video packages to let people know what's going on in your company.

You may remember it and your office may remember it, but the audience, no matter what people say, it's growing.

The audience is growing because people are going to sample your product, and I think they've done a great job.

But I want to do a surface level conversation with you regarding AEW because 2025 is going

to be right around the corner. We got full gear in a couple of weeks, the pay-per-view in which

Orange Cassie will take on John Moxley. What we heard there in the rejoin was the end of collision.

And once again, spectacular, because it all surrounds the death writers, I guess that's

the name now, the death writers, and like the new or like some of the original faces of

AEW, like Orange Cassidy.

I want to get your thoughts of what you saw because I thought, again, a really good ending for what we saw on Collision.

Well, yeah, and Collision has also started having the top storylines carry over to their show.

No longer is it, oh, if I want to see the top storyline, I only need to tune in Wednesday.

No.

So, you know, shout out to Collision for letting this top story carry over on the Saturdays these last few weeks.

Face of AEW.

So if we're talking just overall, like just anybody, it doesn't matter what side of the fence

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