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

And on today's show, we talk about the opening match on Russell Paloza, John Sina against Brock Lesner.

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We should have known that if as soon as we found out that Brock Lester and John Sina was going to be first, that Sina would lose.

Because historically, if Sina's going to be first, all right, just give me out of here.

All right, do you want me to lose, Kevin Owens?

All right, give me out of here.

So that's usually how that works.

But first of all, you love the pageantry of John with the kids because that's John Sina, right?

Being with the kids and they're running out there.

What a great spectacle.

Even Brock Lester also in a great spectacle because he's big again, Justin.

He's massive again.

He's gassed up to the gills up to about 325, 330.

And so he looks like vintage Lesner. And Lesnar just took care of Sino very easily.

Seven F-5s to get the job done.

It wouldn't be a John Sina farewell tour without him taking an ass whipping from Brock Leicester.

That's that's about how I can sum that up.

I mean, it was, and I think I think Cole made some reference to this, and he's absolutely right.

I mean, it's, it wasn't too far off from their memorable SummerSlam 2014 match the night that

suplex city was born which was essentially a glorified squash match that's that's

about what it was um and i think it you know i there's a lot of things to peel back.

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