Kimi
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I hope he gets better at wrestling before they call him up. He'll be good, he just isn't yet. Needs more ring time, not just training.
Creative has no idea what to do with anyone.
Too busy wasting time on Roman, Jinder, and the Miztourage
It's mental. Take Jinder for example... Guy lost almost every single match he's been in and suddenly he gets a title.When I found out B team won the battle royal while Revival continues to get buried...
Honestly I don't think he could give a s*** about money. As I said before, I think he likely doesn't come back just on principle. As for Bryan being bigger than Punk, I think that's questionable. He is and was certainly bigger by crowd reaction, but how much of that actually drew money? While it sounds like those go hand in hand, it's one thing to chant, "Yes" and another thing to buy a T-shirt/Ticket/PPV for a guy.
I don't ever recall Bryan outselling Cena. (Though I may have missed it) Punk did for awhile, and by numerous accounts (I believe Konnan and possibly Bubba Ray) the only reason he stopped outselling is because they tanked his merchandise production and pumped Cena's up.
He also pumped the UFC's PPV buys for his fight in 2016. Granted, he probably wont do nearly that much now as there's not much curiosity.
Yeah, Punk is going to get stopped again on Saturday night. Unless there's some funny business, there's no way he's beating Jackson.
This is what happens when you put two hardheaded people with massive egos in the same room together. They may have a lot in common, but they'll never get along. It's funny, usually Triple H is the one rebuilding bridges that Vince burned. I think if Punk were ever to come back it'd have to be the other way around.
End of the day, between the firing him on his wedding day thing and his belief (Probably true) that WWE is financially backing Amann's lawsuit, I think if he ever returns, it'll be a very, very long time, and he'll be past the age that he could wrestle.
Honestly I don't think he could give a s*** about money. As I said before, I think he likely doesn't come back just on principle. As for Bryan being bigger than Punk, I think that's questionable. He is and was certainly bigger by crowd reaction, but how much of that actually drew money? While it sounds like those go hand in hand, it's one thing to chant, "Yes" and another thing to buy a T-shirt/Ticket/PPV for a guy.
I don't ever recall Bryan outselling Cena. (Though I may have missed it) Punk did for awhile, and by numerous accounts (I believe Konnan and possibly Bubba Ray) the only reason he stopped outselling is because they tanked his merchandise production and pumped Cena's up.
Wouldn't bet on it. I think he likely shows up at All-In and may even wrestle a match here or there, but his days of being a wrestling regular are done. Somebody, I can't remember who, made a great suggestion that he could be using a couple UFC fights as experience and a foot in the door to start a commentary career.
Mike Jackson? He's going to stomp Punk judging by his striking in training. Both guys lost to Gall, but Jackson seems to be the far superior fighter to Punk.We....thinking about the same guy?
They're both irrelevant UFC scrubs. I feel anything can happen outside of a good fight.
Amann's lawyer is either completely incompetent or was purposely putting up wrong evidence to throw AJ Lee off on the stand yesterday, but he didn't come out of it looking good while AJ probably helped Punk's case and image more.
Punk's massage therapist was also there and probably helped Punk's case in regards to the size of the lump, too, saying it was about 3 inches in diameter and 1 inch raised when she last saw it before Punk got it popped.
They kept trying to press about pictures of the lump, but Punk didn't have any. Not surprising -- I know usually in court you have to bring EVERYTHING, but can't blame Punk for not having them when he didn't expect this to end up in court because Amann had his feelings hurt and probably shouldn't be on social media if he can't take some trolling for being **** at his job.
I guess basically thats it. They are both hard headed. HHH gets a lot of flak but Punk walks of scott free and many people will say Punk is well a Punk. Punk being hard to work with/be around isn't something new its been talked about for a long time and even Punk himself admits it.
I don't see Punk back in WWE unless its really a lot of money. I just don't think he was ever really happy working there.