Thunder Rosa departs Busted Open Radio ahead of WWE Radio launch

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Last updated Jul 25, 2026

Thunder Rosa departs Busted Open Radio ahead of WWE Radio launch
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Thunder Rosa has announced her departure from Busted Open Radio after four years, coinciding with WWE's new partnership with SiriusXM to launch WWE Radio on July 27. The announcement comes amidst concerns over AEW's future coverage on Busted Open following the deal. Rosa expressed gratitude to her colleagues and AEW President Tony Khan for the opportunity to represent AEW on the program. The core cast of Busted Open, which will transition to WWE Radio, remains unchanged despite the ongoing discussions about AEW's presence on the platform.

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  • Thunder Rosa leaves Busted Open Radio after four years.
  • WWE Radio launches on July 27, featuring Busted Open.
  • Concerns arise about AEW's coverage on the new platform.
  • Core cast of Busted Open remains intact despite changes.
  • Rosa thanks Tony Khan for her time at Busted Open.
Latest Updates
  • 4:27 AMYahoo SportsWWE Fires Current AEW Star From Radio Broadcasting Role
  • 3:07 AMWrestling IncAEW's Thunder Rosa Says Goodbye To Busted Open Radio Following WWE Deal With SiriusXM
  • 10:25 PMWrestling IncAEW's Thunder Rosa Not Expected To Continue As Part Of Busted Open Radio On SiriusXM
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The recent business deal of WWE taking over SiriusXM’s Busted Open Radio network has led to the firing of current AEW star Thunder Rosa. WWE announced they were rebranding Busted Open Radio as WWE Radio to turn it into a fan service station over a traditional media outlet. Former WWE talent Jonathan Coachman was the […] The post WWE Fires Current AEW Star From Radio Broadcasting Role appeared first on HEAVY.

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Following the news that WWE and SiriusXM are partnering up to create "WWE Radio," AEW's Thunder Rosa has bid farewell to Busted Open Radio.

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AEW star Thunder Rosa is not expected to continue on "Busted Open Radio" after WWE and SiriusXM announced their new 24/7 WWE Radio channel.

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