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I totally get where Punk is coming from, and really this seems like a trend in the company. When a guy is legitimately fantastic at everything he does, WWE seems willing to let them do their thing, but saves the big pushes for the guys who need to be placed in the right situations in order to succeed. The thinking on this is well that guy is already super over, he doesn't need a title run or a mega push. He'll be fine on his own. That happened to Jericho, it happened to HBK, it happened to Foley and it's happening to Punk. Meanwhile guys like Batista, Cena, and JBL got pushed to the moon and got every chance to succeed because while they had the ability to be successful, they needed the help.
It's a great luxury for the company to have a guy you don't have to book to get over, but I'm sure it can get on the nerves of a guy who's watching his talents get passed up.
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