AEW’s Thunder Rosa Reportedly Gone from Busted Open Radio Amid WWE Rebrand

SiriusXM Transitions Pro Wrestling Nation 24/7 to WWE Radio

According to The Wrestling Observer, the Monday launch brings extensive content changes, anchored by legacy shows alongside fresh corporate-backed podcasts. The new lineup features original programming from Cody Rhodes, Stephanie McMahon, and The Undertaker, alongside audio simulcasts for flagship programs like Raw, SmackDown, and NXT, plus dedicated commentary for every Premium Live Event.

Dave Meltzer Details Thunder Rosa Absence From Press Releases

Dave Meltzer addressed the situation on recent broadcasts, stating via The Wrestling Observer report: “Thunder Rosa had been on the show but she’s not listed in any of the press releases and those close to the situation believe she will no longer be on the show. I would think given this would be a WWE controlled show that it would be impossible to keep an AEW talent on it.”

Dave LaGreca Confirms Format Continuity for Busted Open Radio

Despite corporate restructuring and talent shifts, primary host Dave LaGreca assured listeners on Thursday’s episode that the core editorial voice of Busted Open Radio remains intact.

“It means the absolute world to me that we have grabbed their attention and now they’re a part of our family,” LaGreca said during the broadcast. “And they want us to be the way that we’ve always been. They don’t want to change us. When we have to be critical, we’ll be critical. When there’s praise, we’ll praise. That’s what, with this foundation of what we’ve always done, that’s not going to change. But now we have so much more.”

The show continues to anchor the daily broadcast schedule alongside regular contributors Sam Roberts and Peter Rosenberg.

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