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addy2hotty 01-14-2007 08:46 AM

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Originally Posted by NeanderCarl
I mean, I could really see the next generation of WWE led by C.M. Punk and Ken Kennedy as the modern day equivelants to Savage/Hogan and Austin/Rock, with one being an edgy character with great ring skills, the other being more of an entertainer, a speaker, the antithesis of his opposite.

I sound like I'm jumping on the internet bandwagon of loving Punk and Kennedy. I don't. I'm not a huge fan of either (yet, anyway).

I don't know why, but neither Punk nor Kennedy strike me as the next big stars. Trips and Rock while at mid-card level did. Austin did. I'm not seeing it really. I'm looking forward to seeing Kennedy vs Batista at Rumble tho. It's certainly his big chance.

KingofOldSchool 01-14-2007 09:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Skippord
NoDQ.com > WWE > CM Punk currently in the WWE dog house
Posted by Aaron Rift on 01/13/2007 at 05:13 PM

CM Punk is currently in the dog house for openly disagreeing with the layout of the Elimination Chamber match at December to Dismember. This is the main reason why his winning streak was ended on ECW TV this past week. Punk was personally told by Arn Anderson that "after 14 years on being on WWE televison, Holly is the bigger star" as an explanation as to why the heel should pin the babyface clean. Also Vince McMahon has suggested that CM Punk turn heel.

That's not what I heard...

Innovator 01-14-2007 11:35 AM

Me too

ron the dial 01-14-2007 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by KingofOldSchool
That's not what I heard...

What did you hear...

Innovator 01-14-2007 11:43 AM

Heyman wanted Punk to choke Show out during the Elimination Chamber. The two agents (producers, whatever the fuck they call themselves) who were in charge of the match said Punk isn't over and the Vice isn't over. These two guys are Arn Anderson and Finlay. They go to Vince and tell him to put Lashley over in the Chamber. The rest is WrestleCrap history.

This week Holly was supposed to win, with either cheating or a weapon shot. Then again the agents changed the finish to Punk losing clean.

Skippord 01-14-2007 11:50 AM

Foolish NODQ

Skippord 01-14-2007 11:51 AM

BTW I'm gonna believe the one Innovator said

redoneja 01-14-2007 11:56 AM

Yea, Skippord, if you go far enough back on NoDq, they had the exact same thing Inno posted up. Take NoDq(and all sites like that) with a grain of salt.

RGWhat316 01-14-2007 04:35 PM

I may not be the biggest Punk fan, but some of the reasoning I heard is kinda crap. Unless some people are just starting out in wrestling, I don't get this whole "paying their dues". And there seems to be a double standard when it comes to big guys and little guys. They sign a freak out of a movie who can't even wrestle, and put him in the main events. But yet someone the size of Punk has to "pay dues" even though he has wrestled for years, albeit other companies.

It just seems now that Punk has the RVD path going for him. Since he has gotten over on his own pisses off all the big honchos, and therefore will do anything to kill his push.

And as far as Holly being there for 14 years, therefore he should get the win is BS. If he has been there that long, then he should be putting over the younger talent, not destroying them.

KingofOldSchool 01-15-2007 08:33 AM

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source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter

CM Punk's loss to Hardcore Holly at the 1/9 ECW show was of course, the end of his undefeated streak. Punk is currently in the doghouse and this was punishment for it. However, it is currently unknown at the moment in regards to what Punk did to deserve to be in the doghouse in the first place.

It was well known backstage that Punk disagreed with the layout for the Extreme Elimination Chamber match the Dec. To Dismember. Arn Anderson, who was the co-producer of the match along with Michael Hayes, made the following remark: "After 14 years of being WWE television, Holly is the bigger star."

ECW writer Dave Lagana's original plan for the 1/9 match was for Punk to be on the verge of beating Holly with the Vise, but Holly would to struggle to the ropes and win with the feet on the ropes finish for a fluke pin. However, at the agent meeting before the show, the whole room turned on Punk. Anderson said that Holly should make Punk pay his dues. Also, some of the agents believe that he's "Heyman's guy", and that's he's not really very good and his being over is a fluke that was created by Heyman. Once again, Anderson said that Punk should pay his dues before they push him and there was no need for Holly to have to cheat to beat him because he's 'the real WWE Superstar'. The idea for the clean finish in the match came from Finlay.

Also, there were people backstage getting off on Holly chopping CM Punk hard during the match.

KingofOldSchool 01-15-2007 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by RGWhat316

And as far as Holly being there for 14 years, therefore he should get the win is BS. If he has been there that long, then he should be putting over the younger talent, not destroying them.

QUICK! Give Brooklyn Brawler the WWE title! He's been there for over 20 years!

Innovator 01-15-2007 08:42 AM

Finkel for WWE Champion

Kane Knight 01-15-2007 08:57 AM

:lol: I wonder if Punk did something (Smarktard: of course not! He's CM PUNK? PUUUUUUNK! WWE is just stupid) or if people are just against him backstage (Which would be a real change of attitude).

Innovator 01-15-2007 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Kane Knight
:lol: I wonder if Punk did something (Smarktard: of course not! He's CM PUNK? PUUUUUUNK! WWE is just stupid) or if people are just against him backstage (Which would be a real change of attitude).

Being associated with Heyman in WWE is like wearing a Nazi symbol down the middle of the street during a Jewish parade.

Jeritron 01-15-2007 09:05 AM

"Also, some of the agents believe that he's "Heyman's guy", and that's he's not really very good and his being over is a fluke that was created by Heyman"

Heyman's guy? What like Foley, Benoit, Jericho, Eddie, Rey, RVD and others?

KingofOldSchool 01-15-2007 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Innovator
Being associated with Heyman in WWE is like wearing a Nazi symbol down the middle of the street during a Jewish parade and the Million Man March.


FourFifty 01-15-2007 12:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Skippord
NoDQ.com > WWE > CM Punk currently in the WWE dog house
Posted by Aaron Rift on 01/13/2007 at 05:13 PM

Punk was personally told by Arn Anderson that "after 14 years on being on WWE televison, Holly is the bigger star" as an explanation as to why the heel should pin the babyface clean.

I'm sorry, but saying Holly is the bigger star is like telling my Jewish grandma that the holocaust never happened.



*edit- Had to take out a rant because for some reason I read the word "biggest" instead of "bigger"

Skippord 01-15-2007 12:20 PM

Kinda want to punch Arn in the face rn

HardKore 01-15-2007 02:27 PM

I predict that CM Punk will lose more than 50% of his matches over the next 12 months and that he will last about 30 seconds in the Rumble.

Kane Knight 01-15-2007 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Innovator
Being associated with Heyman in WWE is like wearing a Nazi symbol down the middle of the street during a Jewish parade.

And yet, several people who would seem to fit that definition have done fine in WWE, so I'm not particularly sure this is the reason.

Kane Knight 01-30-2007 11:32 PM

Spoiler Alert:


(1) CM Punk vs. Matt Striker. Joey Styles notes that Punk lasted 28 minutes in the Royal Rumble. Striker wins a short match by holding the ropes. I guess Punk remains in the dog house.

Okay, babies, you now actually have some sort of trend to piss and moan about. Your crying is now somewhat justified.

...As is the urine in your training pants.

redoneja 01-30-2007 11:44 PM

credit:wrestling observer newsletter
Quote:

- CM Punk's push is now completely dead. Almost nobody backstage likes him, as they feel he's got an attitude that only the top guys should have. He won't be cut however, as there is concern that he could become a star in TNA
Someone may want to confirm this though as I didn't get this from the Observer myself.

RP 01-30-2007 11:47 PM

Has the thought even crossed Vince's mind, that maybe he should have that type of attitude cause he's better then almost all the WWE's top guys ?

Wait. Am i kidding myself or what? Vince lost his mind years ago.

Blitz 01-30-2007 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by redoneja
credit:wrestling observer newsletter


Someone may want to confirm this though as I didn't get this from the Observer myself.

Read that too. It was on Observer.

Champion of Europa 01-31-2007 12:18 AM

If anyone else had the attitude CM Punk has right now, they'd be all over him on this board.

I like CM Punk, but he's doing some damn stupid shit.

Corkscrewed 01-31-2007 12:20 AM

:lol: Looks like my spoof wasn't too far off the mark.

Blitz 01-31-2007 12:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Champion of Europa
If anyone else had the attitude CM Punk has right now, they'd be all over him on this board.

I like CM Punk, but he's doing some damn stupid shit.

What exactly has he done? I've heard all this shit about how he's got an attitude, but I've never heard exactly what he's done to earn that rep.

Skippord 01-31-2007 01:08 AM

Kissed his girlfriend

the bastard

Corkscrewed 01-31-2007 01:13 AM

Made Maria not want to give Vince handjobs.

Blitz 01-31-2007 01:35 AM

Seriously, if kissing his girlfriend is the only thing he did then that is just fucking sad.

D Mac 01-31-2007 01:41 AM

He's a jobber.

Mr. Nerfect 01-31-2007 07:01 AM

If Punk does have an attitude, maybe it's because he out-popped the biggest face act the WWE had (despite being on the C-brand)? I'm sure having Maria ride you doesn't help.

Randy Orton has an attitude, what happens to him? Push, push, push.

Even if CM Punk has an attitude problem, and that's a big if...why the fuck should that interfere with him getting a push? Money is money right? Punk is one of the few guys in the WWE that could be HUGE. The WWE is missing a huge opportunity.

Dave Youell 01-31-2007 08:01 AM

Let me get this straight.

They are de pushing Punk, cos he has an attitude problem and they don't think he's money.

But they are worried about him going to TNA and becoming a star?

Hypocracy alert!

Kane Knight 01-31-2007 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Champion of Europa
If anyone else had the attitude CM Punk has right now, they'd be all over him on this board.

I like CM Punk, but he's doing some damn stupid shit.

Gee, selective enforcement from the wrestling community?

Psh. You're full of shit. :roll:

Kane Knight 01-31-2007 10:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Blitz
Seriously, if kissing his girlfriend is the only thing he did then that is just fucking sad.

It's apparently not, as lame as I think it is that they're reacting with "heat" for this. Reminds me of that Simpsons episode. "You're kissing a girl? That is so gay."

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Originally Posted by Alienoid06
If Punk does have an attitude, maybe it's because he out-popped the biggest face act the WWE had (despite being on the C-brand)? I'm sure having Maria ride you doesn't help.

Randy Orton has an attitude, what happens to him? Push, push, push.

Even if CM Punk has an attitude problem, and that's a big if...why the fuck should that interfere with him getting a push? Money is money right? Punk is one of the few guys in the WWE that could be HUGE. The WWE is missing a huge opportunity.

I especially liked that Push where Orton jobbed out to the Undertaker for like a year straight.

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Originally Posted by Dave Youell
Let me get this straight.

They are de pushing Punk, cos he has an attitude problem and they don't think he's money.

But they are worried about him going to TNA and becoming a star?

Hypocracy alert!

A "star" in TNA is about a "Velocity" level wrestler.

However, the major point is that they don't want him to get big. Though I think it's hypocritical (Hey, you didn't seem so worried about attitude with Brock), it's a pretty common thing. If Punk had half a brain, he'd be wary of being cocky without important friends or the support of Vince. Still, it comes back to They don't want him to succeed/they want to punish him. That's the bullet point.

Now, if you don't want someone to succeed, why send them off to someone else?

Anybody Thrilla 01-31-2007 12:24 PM

Well, there's still the notion that they think he COULD be successful that strikes me as kind of odd. People in wrestling seem to take things WAY too personally.

Anybody Thrilla 01-31-2007 12:25 PM

Also, I think a lot more people should lose to Matt Striker, seeing as to how he is the man. Moreso than CM Punk, for sure.

Jeritron 01-31-2007 12:26 PM

Yea CM Punk is dead as a doornail, just like Paul Levesque was in 1996 after getting in the doghouse. He never came back from that....

Anybody Thrilla 01-31-2007 12:43 PM

Henry Godwinn went on to huge stardom, though. :y:

Mr. Nerfect 01-31-2007 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Kane Knight
I especially liked that Push where Orton jobbed out to the Undertaker for like a year straight.

What about main eventing WrestleMania when he can't even work on the fly?

Shadow 01-31-2007 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by jeritron5000
Yea CM Punk is dead as a doornail, just like Paul Levesque was in 1996 after getting in the doghouse. He never came back from that....

The only Mchman(gods I suck at spelling) availible for him to wed to get out of the dog house isn't a year old.

Jeritron 01-31-2007 04:07 PM

Triple H was out of the doghouse and headlining PPVs as champion long before he was involved with Stephanie off-screen.

The Naitch 01-31-2007 04:17 PM

Innovator better think twice before he kisses his boyfriend in public

Kane Knight 01-31-2007 05:05 PM

Jerictron's right. Shadow's being a 'tard again.

addy2hotty 01-31-2007 05:16 PM

I'd like to reiterate that I called this first.

Anyways, where was his 'pop' at the Rumble? Matt Hardy got more of a reception than him.

Most people keep saying that he 'got pops bigger than the stars' and all that, I'm still to hear them. Survivor Series aside, I'm not sure he was ever that over. Then again, Punk himself obviously thought he was. Arrogant prick.

Jeritron 01-31-2007 05:19 PM

His Survivor Series pop is extremely exaggerated on these boards.

ron the dial 01-31-2007 05:20 PM

Not that much of a disappointment if he is getting "depushed." I didn't expect him to be used properly from the outset, regardless of his backstage attitude.

ron the dial 01-31-2007 05:21 PM

And this is assuming that he is being depushed, which is assuming that he even had that much of a push to begin with. I love Punk, but he hasn't exactly been setting the world on fire in ECW.

addy2hotty 01-31-2007 05:24 PM

In fact, thinking about it, there isn't much lower than losing to Matt Striker on ECW is there? I mean, who is lower than Striker? Miz? I can't think of many more.

Punk REALLY must have fucked people off. Orton did the same, but the difference was that he had his daddy and an established name behind him. Punk waltzes in to the WWE's Z-show, starts dating a Diva and becomes one himself. I look forward to Mr Straight Edge in a Extreme Chocolate Sauce Bowl Evening Gown match with Pat Patterson any day soon.

Kane Knight 01-31-2007 08:19 PM

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Originally Posted by addy2hotty
In fact, thinking about it, there isn't much lower than losing to Matt Striker on ECW is there? I mean, who is lower than Striker? Miz? I can't think of many more.

Punk REALLY must have fucked people off. Orton did the same, but the difference was that he had his daddy and an established name behind him. Punk waltzes in to the WWE's Z-show, starts dating a Diva and becomes one himself. I look forward to Mr Straight Edge in a Extreme Chocolate Sauce Bowl Evening Gown match with Pat Patterson any day soon.

I think WX was going more for the "assuming he had a push in the first place" bent.

I mean, I suppose you can call beating up jobbers a push, but...

Kane Knight 01-31-2007 08:20 PM

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Originally Posted by jeritron5000
His Survivor Series pop is extremely exaggerated on these boards.

Of course. It's PUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUNK!

I bet you someone's described it as bigger than Rock or Austin's pops.

Destor 01-31-2007 08:21 PM

I think you all finally have an argument. While I personally think this is the begginings of a loosing streak angle, you'll get no argument from me. At least now you have some sort of foundation to your claims.

KingofOldSchool 01-31-2007 08:52 PM

I remember seeing someone mention in the Survior Series thread (I think) that Punk would probably get buried after out popping DX.

I doubted that, but then as time went on things started pileing up. I made this thread because it started to look like that's what they were doing. And then shortly after you keep hearing stuff about Punk having heat on him for various reasons.

Now I don't know how much of a cocky attitude Punk has, I mean afterall you can have confidence and someone can see it as them being cocky. And in all honesty I could see someone within WWE see Punk as being some cocky prick in all reality he is just confident in his abilities. But since we have no solid proof of him being or not being a cocky asshole backstage, we can't say for sure.

Although I do love that they won't release him because they fear he'll become a huge star in TNA. I mean if he'd become a star there then don't you think he could be a star in WWE and that they'd want to market him as such?

But that would be too logical for WWE's brain(less)trust.

Destor 01-31-2007 08:55 PM

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Originally Posted by KoOS
Although I do love that they won't release him because they fear he'll become a huge star in TNA. I mean if he'd become a star there then don't you think he could be a star in WWE and that they'd want to market him as such?

Well it's much easier to a star in TNA than it is in the WWE...just sayin'.

KingofOldSchool 01-31-2007 08:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Destor
Well it's much easier to a star in TNA than it is in the WWE...just sayin'.

But since TNA isn't near WWE's level, why should E care if Punk becomes a star in a smaller promotion??

This isn't 1997 and TNA isn't WCW.

lort 01-31-2007 09:12 PM

Until I see him falling in love with a mop or tag teaming with Snitsky I'm going to assume he isn't getting buried. I think the fact is most people are pretty worried about WWE yet again failing to capitalize on an obviously talented wrestler like CM Punk - especially when they are in such dire straights like now.

So any bit of evidence that could support this concern is seen as certain fact - including everything which is in the dirt sheets. I just think people are maybe jumping to conclusions.

KingofOldSchool 01-31-2007 09:16 PM

Well you DO realize that you can be buried without having to be saddled with a stupid gimmick, right?

The Naitch 01-31-2007 09:18 PM

Predictions on who he'll be jobbing to next?

People backstage probably think straight edge is gay

KingofOldSchool 01-31-2007 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by The Naitch
Predictions on who he'll be jobbing to next?

Marcus Cor Von

Kane Knight 01-31-2007 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by KingofOldSchool
But since TNA isn't near WWE's level, why should E care if Punk becomes a star in a smaller promotion??

This isn't 1997 and TNA isn't WCW.

Yeah, but it doesn't take much to turn a minor deal into something interesting.

Anyway, in terms of"saw it coming," Like I've said before. Did anyone REALLY think Punk was going to go somewhere in WWE? He's not homegrown, he's not a hoss, he's not a brawler. Come on, we were calling this before he ever debuted. We were calling this before the deaf dumb and blind gimmick, and we were calling this about 3 seconds after the ink was wet.

So yeah. A lot of people saw this coming. Basically, anyone with a brain.

Just saying. If WWE booked based on pops or fan reaction, it'd all be about Van Dam or someone instead of Cena.

Kane Knight 01-31-2007 09:24 PM

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Originally Posted by The Naitch
Predictions on who he'll be jobbing to next?

People backstage probably think straight edge is gay

The only sensible thing to come out of the locker room.

Destor 01-31-2007 09:31 PM

Not home grown? Who in the WWE is if he isn't?

KingofOldSchool 01-31-2007 09:31 PM

I seriously never thought he was going to be WWE Champ or anything, but I always thought he would be a US/IC Title fixture.

You know, the guy that could always put on a good show when given the chance but never gets the ball just because of where he came from and the fact that he's not 6'10" 315lbs.

KingofOldSchool 01-31-2007 09:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Destor
Not home grown? Who in the WWE is if he isn't?

JOHN CEEEEEEEEEEEEEENNNNAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

BATISSSSTTTAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

LASSSSHHHLLEEEEYYYY

KingofOldSchool 01-31-2007 09:32 PM

KHALLLLIII

Destor 01-31-2007 09:32 PM

And CM Punk isn't like them how?

Destor 01-31-2007 09:33 PM

Where has he been? Three months in TNA hardly counts...

KingofOldSchool 01-31-2007 09:34 PM

ROH

Destor 01-31-2007 09:34 PM

John Cena was huge in UPW, so he clearly is UPW home grown talent.

KingofOldSchool 01-31-2007 09:35 PM

In order for one to be homegrown, he can't make his name any other place except WWE.

Punk already made a name for himself in ROH and to a lesser extent in IWA-MS.

Destor 01-31-2007 09:35 PM

Because the average wrewstling fan has heard of that comapny and all.

KingofOldSchool 01-31-2007 09:36 PM

But see UPW was somewhat of a WWE partner back then.

Destor 01-31-2007 09:37 PM

Really? Huh, news to me.

Destor 01-31-2007 09:37 PM

I concede then.

KingofOldSchool 01-31-2007 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Destor
Because the average wrewstling fan has heard of that comapny and all.

We're not talking about fans.

WWE has always been known to prefer pushing guys that they essentially created.

They didn't create CM Punk's character.

They created guys like Cena, Batista, Triple H, etc.

Savio 01-31-2007 09:45 PM

Punk shouldn't have gotten a bigger pop then DX

Kane Knight 01-31-2007 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Destor
John Cena was huge in UPW, so he clearly is UPW home grown talent.

Did WWE create punks image like the babyface wigger?

the Illusionist 01-31-2007 11:10 PM

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Originally Posted by The Naitch
Triple H is probably conspiring against him in some way

I think it's finlay, I remember his name coming up in a Punk related post. Remember triple h putting Punk over before survivor series?

Champion of Europa 02-01-2007 12:16 AM

Everyone seems to be forgetting that making out with his girlfriend wasn't the only thing he did.

Arn Anderson did attempt to give him advice and he shrugged him off. Thinking you're better than listening to a wrestling legend seems quite arrogant to me.

Kane Knight 02-01-2007 12:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Champion of Europa
Everyone seems to be forgetting that making out with his girlfriend wasn't the only thing he did.

LIES!

Corkscrewed 02-01-2007 01:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Champion of Europa
Everyone seems to be forgetting that making out with his girlfriend wasn't the only thing he did.

Arn Anderson did attempt to give him advice and he shrugged him off. Thinking you're better than listening to a wrestling legend seems quite arrogant to me.

Did he? Well, Mr. Punk, that wasn't wise...

Fox 02-01-2007 03:15 AM

And Punk jobs to Matt Striker via a roll up with the ropes. We are witnessing the Tazz-in-i-zation of Mr. Punk.

KingofOldSchool 02-01-2007 08:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Champion of Europa
Arn Anderson did attempt to give him advice and he shrugged him off. Thinking you're better than listening to a wrestling legend seems quite arrogant to me.

Well what kind of a "shrug off" was it?

Once again overreaction can come into play.

Punk could've stood there and listened to him went "Okay" and walked away. Arn could take that as "Oh he didn't appreciate what I was saying." I mean like it's been said before, no one here knows to what extent things went down. WWE could be holding Punk under a microscope so everything he does or says could be blown out of proportion.

I mean would you really be surprised if WWE did that?

Kane Knight 02-01-2007 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by KingofOldSchool
Well what kind of a "shrug off" was it?

Once again overreaction can come into play.

Punk could've stood there and listened to him went "Okay" and walked away. Arn could take that as "Oh he didn't appreciate what I was saying." I mean like it's been said before, no one here knows to what extent things went down. WWE could be holding Punk under a microscope so everything he does or says could be blown out of proportion.

I mean would you really be surprised if WWE did that?

About as surprised as I would be if Punk was found fucking a headless corpse in the ass, and his fanbase urged me to give him the "benefit of the doubt."

Xero 02-01-2007 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Kane Knight
About as surprised as I would be if Punk was found fucking a headless corpse in the ass, and his fanbase urged me to give him the "benefit of the doubt."

"He was so awesome that she died from orgasm! And the head just seemed to pop off."

Kane Knight 02-01-2007 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Xero Limit 126
"He was so awesome that she died from orgasm! And the head just seemed to pop off."

:rofl: OMG. That was awesome.

Jeritron 02-01-2007 11:45 AM

I still say relax about CM Punk. Yes its more fuel on the fire but I watched it and was suprised, but it didn't seem to bad. It was clearly a cheap victory and CM Punk will pick up a beatdown on him soon.

Didn't Jericho lose cleanly to Chyna? That didn't kill any heat. There's plenty of examples of guys with heat early in their time with WWE who have LOST AN OCCASIONAL MATCH and still been fine. If he's as popular and entertaining as you all maintain, he will be fine.

Now if hes squashed thats another thing....but it hasn't happened, yet.

Jeritron 02-01-2007 11:46 AM

Oh and btw, if Punk wants to really get over, he needs to pick up a microphone and let the world know who he is.

Xero 02-01-2007 11:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jeritron5000
Oh and btw, if Punk <s>wants</s> is to really get over, <s>he</s> Vince needs to pick up a microphone and let the world know who he is.


ron the dial 02-01-2007 11:49 AM

"He is straight-edge, he is all about competition, he is C...M...Punk."

I think he's about as established on the mic has WWE wants him to be.

Jeritron 02-01-2007 12:01 PM

I think hes just about as over as he ever will be, this guy would be a solid IC champion, but get ready for dissapointment if you think this guys gonna break into the main event. I like him, I'm just saying.
And as for the people who've said they see him as "a mainstream star", well I don't even wanna begin with that but, no. Not happening. Whats mainstream about a straight edge guy who looks like he should be operating the tilt a whirl.

I hope CM Punk continues to get over and makes a name for himself on the midcard, but I can't see this guy getting anymore over than Xpac or Road Dogg circa 1999 (not an insult, they were phenomenal back then), unless he goes through some drastic changes or Vince takes a shine to him.

Kane Knight 02-01-2007 01:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jeritron5000
I still say relax about CM Punk. Yes its more fuel on the fire but I watched it and was suprised, but it didn't seem to bad. It was clearly a cheap victory and CM Punk will pick up a beatdown on him soon.

Didn't Jericho lose cleanly to Chyna? That didn't kill any heat. There's plenty of examples of guys with heat early in their time with WWE who have LOST AN OCCASIONAL MATCH and still been fine. If he's as popular and entertaining as you all maintain, he will be fine.

Now if hes squashed thats another thing....but it hasn't happened, yet.

Oh, it's still too early, but at least now they have something that actually constitutes the crying. You know, a pattern. And it's still not really much, but it's more than nothing, and nothing's what they had going for them prior.

Jeritron 02-01-2007 01:14 PM

It's because they know he's not going to win the title at Wrestlemania and dominate for 2 years like they all want. So since the inevitable dissapointment is on its way, why not blame WWE for "intentionally preventing" it.

Kane Knight 02-01-2007 05:26 PM

Actually, I sometimes wonder if wrestling fans tend to bank on these guys so they'll have a reason to bitch. I mean, I don't know why anyone would actually be delusional enough to think Punk is going anywhere, pop or no pop.

And by the way...

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Originally Posted by jeritron5000
It's because they know he's not going to unify the titles at Wrestlemania and dominate for 25 years like they all want. So since the inevitable dissapointment is on its way, why not blame WWE for "intentionally preventing" it.

;)

Though I agree with your unrealistic expectations. But seriously.

Testicle 02-01-2007 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by jeritron5000
I think hes just about as over as he ever will be, this guy would be a solid IC champion, but get ready for dissapointment if you think this guys gonna break into the main event. I like him, I'm just saying.
And as for the people who've said they see him as "a mainstream star", well I don't even wanna begin with that but, no. Not happening. Whats mainstream about a straight edge guy who looks like he should be operating the tilt a whirl.

I hope CM Punk continues to get over and makes a name for himself on the midcard, but I can't see this guy getting anymore over than Xpac or Road Dogg circa 1999 (not an insult, they were phenomenal back then), unless he goes through some drastic changes or Vince takes a shine to him.

Exactly, while he is very talented, he is not the kind of guy that the WWE pushes to the top. He does not have the look that they want, it is not fair but thats the way it is.

Jeritron 02-01-2007 05:58 PM

He has the potential that Xpac and Road Dogg had in late 1998, sorry if that rubs some Punk marks the wrong way. I don't mean it as an insult to punk, he's just not the type of star who will go the distance. He is over with the crowd, and may get more over (just like them) but thats about it.
Survivor Series honestly doesn't impress me. Its a chant.


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