Wednesday Morning Vice with Lola Vice & Dolph Lundgren
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What does the episode’s opening introduce about the guests and the show’s focus?
Yo, what's going on, nation? It's Bully Ray. I'm on a special Busted Open, the master's class this week. Myself, Mark Henry, and Tommy Dreamer are joined by fellow WWE Hall of Famer, the Big Red Machine, Kane. Make sure you check out Busted Open, the master's class. Welcome to the
Busted Open Podcast. This is Dave LaGreca. On today's episode, myself and Nick Nemeth talk to the newest addition to the Monday Night Raw roster, Lola Weiss, also the legend, Dolph Lundgren, right here. on the Busted Open podcast.
This is the Busted Open podcast.
Let's talk to the newest member of the Monday Night Raw roster and somebody who's been a friend of the show, somebody since day one has shown her greatness and what it takes to be a star, the one and only Lola Weiss. Lola, how are you? And thank you so much for the time. Hola, Busted
Open.
Hola. No, because you know what? I can't because Adam Pierce said that on Monday night and the way he did it was so corny that
I feel like I had to do it a little bit
different than he did. I liked it. I liked it. Lola, seriously, your journey, and we'll get into it, but you are now a member of Monday Night Raw, the history, the pageantry, the viewership. This is the flagship show when it comes to everything WWE. How proud are you with all the work that you put in that you can say you're officially a member of Monday Night Raw?
Yeah, I mean, it just still doesn't feel real to me. But I'm proud of myself because I spent four and a half years in NXT and I feel like I earned it. And even on Monday when I went out there to talk, I just took a second. I was like, wow, I'm on Monday Night Raw. I can't believe this. It's so exciting. And I'm just so happy to see what's to come.
You said you did four and a half years in NXT, and it's very exciting to make it to that main roster. Do you think it's the perfect time right now? You needed those
four and a
half years to establish yourself and to learn how the games played behind the scenes, in the ring, to make yourself the most prepared to be a Raw superstar?
Yeah, definitely. That's one thing I felt. I knew I was ready and I knew I was prepared. And I'd gotten a lot of experience in NXT and AAA. So when I got the call, I was like, okay, this feels like the right moment for me mentally and physically. I'm at my best. And if it would have been way before, I wouldn't have been ready and had so much experience like I have now. So I feel like I'm developed in my character and I'm ready to grow on the main roster.
and Lola I love the way that they've presented you so far I love the vignettes that they aired before you actually made your debut it's so old school but it gets the fans ready for you but it gets them excited for you did you like those vignettes that they aired before you actually made the
debut
yes
Actually, like they just brought my vision to life. It was their idea and we were on the same page and it's the perfect balance between beauty and glamour and dance and, you know, my background in mixed martial arts. And I feel like they blended them both together perfectly and introduced me to the audience the way Lola Vice should have been.
That's perfectly done. And it's great to hear that you're behind that or you were part of the process, too, because sometimes, you know, in past administrations, it was just like, here's this thing. And you're going to be like, hey, you're Joe the plumber and you're going to go out there and be this this thing. Now it's gray areas and it's pieces of your real life, especially when someone like you has such an interesting background. What's what's the what was hardest? Getting prepared for your first ever fight or getting prepared and making it to Raw as a superstar?
Definitely making it to Raw as a superstar. But you know that I had from my last match, the underground to my debut in Mexico, I had like four or five weeks to be home and reset. And I took that like a fight camp, like if I was going back into the cage. So I got into the best shape I could. And, you know, I went to train at the PC.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What does the episode’s opening introduce about the guests and the show’s focus?
0:00–4:34
2
How did Lola Vice describe her journey from NXT to her Monday Night Raw debut?
4:34–8:34
3
What are Lola Vice’s goals heading into the Money‑in‑the‑Bank match?
8:34–12:31
4
Why did Paul Heyman notice Lola Vice and what could a partnership mean for her?
12:31–16:47
5
What inspired Dolph Lundgren to write *Fights Worth Fighting* and how does he define strength?
16:47–20:25
6
How did Dolph’s battle with cancer shape his perspective on fighting and survival?
20:25–24:44
7
In what ways was writing the memoir therapeutic for Dolph and what key lessons emerged?
24:44–28:35
8
How has the book tour been for Dolph and what final thoughts does he share about his story?
28:35–32:28